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Oden Technologies | New York, NY | Remote / Onsite | https://oden.io

Manufacturing has long been an analog world, but this is rapidly changing. There is a staggering opportunity for improving the efficiency of current manufacturing processes, and enabling the next generation of manufacturing through the effective gathering, analysis, and productionization of data and insights. Oden is driving this revolution. We have a cloud solution that combines large-scale data processing architectures and advanced machine learning algorithms so all manufacturers can monitor, analyze, and optimize their production across their diverse set of processes. Using software including Python, Golang, React, and Javascript, our goal is to democratize efficiency, sustainability, and competitiveness in the manufacturing domain.

Open roles in software engineering (Backend, Full stack), product, and DevOps. Apply here: https://oden.io/careers/#openings-list
Location: Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Fast API, SQLAlchemy, Django, Golang, Postgres,

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/asyl

Email: narmatov.asylbek1@gmail.com
conda install scikit-learn-intelex -c conda-forge
I remember when Windows had to be subjected to lots of different downloaded freeware applications to "unlock" full customization of the OS.

macOS is in these days at the moment. What does that say about its product arc?
A society where everyone is safe

A society where everyone is free

Choose one

(Obviously real life is not so binary, but since freedoms are abused to inflict harm on others, removing the source of harm necessitates removing the freedom that led to it)
How does it compare with chromium/layoutNG?
It's saddening than those human resources keep being wasted on the pathetic abandonware that is webkit
I agree. They should release all of the minor drug offenders, make recreational drugs legal, sell them at liquor stores, be done with the whole "war on drugs", and reduce police forces.

For everyone worried about people driving while high, there are way more people already driving while drunk, we have policies to deal with it (not saying they're great), and IMO, driving while on the phone is a bigger problem than drunk/high drivers. My sister likes to take informal surveys from her front porch and says more than half the people driving past her house (she lives on a pretty busy street) are on their phone.
> If I put a gun to your head and give you an hour, you can't make a node that points to two other nodes of the same type?

It's easy to make an imbalanced binary tree.

I once decided that building a binary tree based only on a friend's explanation of how they worked; it seemed like it would be a good learning exercise for myself (I don't have a CS degree). It was like 10 minutes of coding to get it minimally working & tested, but then I had to work out all of the different rotations to make it a balanced binary tree (I don't know that an imbalanced binary tree is ever actually useful, as it could just work out to be a slower linked-list in the worst case scenario).

I did it once, took me a little while, but I don't know that I could do it again without having to reexamine all of the different cases that result in imbalance and the rotations that respond to each.
This is what I don't understand. Why can't legislators be proactive when it comes to protecting voting rights? We don't need to see any evidence of fraud to ensure the safety of voting rights.
What changes have been made to get the speedups?
The idea transcends walled gardens though. If it was a good idea, pluralistic and open variations on same would be possible.
Slido | Multiple Roles | Remote EMEA | Full-Time | [https://www.sli.do/](https://www.sli.do/)

At Slido we are building an "audience interaction" platform - a tool thanks to which everyone can take something from a presentation or a meeting, whether there are 10 or 10,000 people. We are growing fast and looking for frontend, backend and analytics engineers to help us to bring it to a new level.

If you like difficult challenges (we are currently trying to scale up to handle 100x load) and enjoy working in a dynamic, startup like environment where engineering has a lot of say in the product development, do let us know — we would certainly like to hear from you!

Our tech stack is Typescript, React, Redux, Redis, ElasticSearch, MySQL, Python, Airflow, dbt, Terraform, k8s. We are running on AWS.

Our interview loop consists of two 1-hour phone/video screenings and take home coding task - and we've designed it to approximate realistic day-to-day coding and code review (no algorithm riddles).

More info on our engineering culture: Slido StackO page ([https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/companies/slido](https://stac...), Developer blog ([https://medium.com/slido-dev-blog](https://medium.com/slido-...)

For more info on the individual roles, visit our careers website or email vkarolova@slido.com

- Fullstack Developer: [https://www.sli.do/careers/full-stack-developer](https://www...
- Frontend Developer: [https://www.sli.do/careers/jobs-frontend-developer](https://...
- Backend Developer: [https://www.sli.do/careers/jobs-backend-developer](https://w...
- Analytics Engineer: [https://www.sli.do/careers/jobs-data-analyst](https://www.sl...
If they were disciplined, yes, the "clever" part (read immoral but not unlawful) would be the University deciding that another Professor will get that senior position instead of you. You could fight it but it would be pretty easy in most situations to "prove" that the other candidate was better.

I guess any academic needs to measure their conscience against their career as others in Politics or Religion also might have to.
Good luck finding a concrete evidence in a geopolitical issue between 2 global super powers.

Even if the government finds one, they won't say it out loud. Nobody would hold them accountable. You cannot just incite WW3.

It is suboptimal but probably the best that it can be.

Remember the Malaysian airline that was shot down? I remember.
both parties do this -- specifically, the one and only green party assembly member in California 1990s was doxxed and infiltrated, while getting congratulatory letters from GOP reps.
Your premise that mail-in ballots were a source of significant fraud has been proven false.

Edit: Election integrity is important. So is access to voting. It seems completely obvious to me (and millions of others, it seems) that the so-called election integrity measures taken by places like Florida and Texas are blatant attempts to restrict access to legitimate voting for the kinds of people that tend to vote Democrat.
QuestDB | remote | https://github.com/questdb/questdb

We help developers handle explosive amounts of data while getting them started in just a few minutes with the fastest and most accessible open source time series database.

We're hiring across engineering, developer relations, customer success, talent acquisition.

Link: https://questdb.io/careers/
Jobvite | Senior Ruby/Rails Developers | Kitchener ON (Onsite eventually or Remote), Richmond BC/Remote

Jobvite empowers talent acquisition leaders to better understand recruitment data and improve recruiting results as they engage, hire, and grow diverse talent.

I am looking for senior Rails devs to join my team building the software that powers our career sites and job application products.

https://talent.jobvite.com/jobs/7616047-senior-software-engi... or https://talent.jobvite.com/jobs/7616046-senior-software-engi... or https://talent.jobvite.com/jobs/7616048-senior-software-engi...

The tech stack is primarily Rails (and one tiny but critical piece in Go). Local dev is Docker Desktop/Kubernetes. Lots of room to improve architecture and scale the software better.

Other open Engineering roles:

https://talent.jobvite.com/search/engineering/jobs
Wingback | Senior Rust Backend Engineer / Integration Engineer | Full-Time, unlimited PTO | REMOTE | Salary: $100k / $80k + bonuses | https://wingback.com

We are Wingback, a new startup building the infrastructure needed to make it easier for anyone in the future to build and grow a SaaS product. If you worked for a SaaS startup before, the chances are high that you got asked to build a custom pricing plan with a custom feature set for one specific client at some point. If so, you probably hated the task and no one in your team wanted to work on it either. Wingback makes it possible that developers won’t ever have to do that again.

Since I first posted here in summer, we have formed a great core team on 5 continents and we are looking for a few more experienced engineers to join us. My co-founder and I have already built and exited a startup from zero to a team of dozens of engineers and $1m+ in revenues in the in the past, so things have been running (mostly) orderly since the beginning. We are on track to ship the first basic version of the product and onboard our early customers soon!

We are currently looking for:

* Senior Rust Backend Engineer

* Integration Engineer (mixed stack with focus on javascript/typescript)

Our previous company was one of the earliest supporters of rust[0] and we are committed to continue to support the amazing rust community through sponsorships and open source contributions.

We do not care about your academic degrees or where you are from, but about the stuff you did and what you could create in the future given the right opportunities. If you are interested in working with us, write me an email at work_with_yann_hn₍ₐₜ₎wingback.com and tell us about the projects you worked on that you are the most proud of and which technological feats of the past inspire you.

[0] https://2016.rustfest.eu/blog/1aim
Toughbyte | Full-time | REMOTE | https://www.toughbyte.com

At Toughbyte, we're building a tech recruitment platform that helps developers find their ideal job. We're bootstrapped, profitable and growing with the biggest startups in Europe such as Wise as our clients.

We're now looking for multiple Ruby developers to join our team of over forty people. No prior work experience required. For more info and to apply go to http://tbyte.co/hn

PS. even if you aren't into Ruby, we may have some other positions for you, so check out our site above
Yes, sort of. I haven't taken a deep dive into anything like how to implement an OS, and I know I'm woefully undereducated about networking and the internet, but I have a tough time learning stuff without a concrete problem to solve that will make my life better. For example, I've written plenty of stuff that uses Python's requests library, but I don't know what happens under the hood between me making the library call and the network packets leaving the PC. I'd like to learn, but I don't have any problems facing me that would require that skillset or anything tangentially related.

As far as programming itself and designing software, I think I have learned as much as I would have retained in an undergraduate degree in CS. I have a minor in math and I took some basic circuits courses, and Ben Eater's YouTube channel has been hugely illuminating in areas of CS.

Really, if I could find places that are something like "solve this useful problem, here are the requirements, you'll need to know these 10 keywords to search stuff on the internet, here's how it'll be useful later" and then have someone or something evaluate my work, I'd love to see it.
Damn, you beat me to it. :)
Different Dog | Full Stack Developer (node/react) | Remote from UK/EU | Full-time | [https://www.differentdog.com](https://www.differentdog.com)

Our dog food is the best in it's class, we're now building a tech team to ensure the website can grow along with the fast pace of the business.

Looking for a full stack Node.js and React developer to be a founding member of the tech team to help plan, build, and scale our next iteration.
SEEKING CONTRACT WORK | UX/UI & web design

Portfolio: https://www.seanw.org/

Location: Edinburgh, UK and remote (time zone differences aren't a problem)

Email: sw@seanw.org

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I help startups with UX/UI and web design for their products, including design work for new and existing web apps, websites and landing pages. My background as a full stack developer and startup founder helps me come up with practical design solutions that balance usability, aesthetics, development effort and performance.

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The best live example of my work is Checkbot (https://www.checkbot.io/), a browser extension that tests websites for SEO, speed and performance problems. The entire project is my own work including coding the extension itself, UX/UI design, website design (the desktop homepage is optimised to load in 0.7 seconds with only 0.3MB transferred), website copy, and posts on web best practices.

[ Rated 4.9/5, 40K+ active users, 100s of paying subscribers ]

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I have 10+ years of experience, including a PhD in software verification and 5+ years working for myself for over 20 companies including Just Eat and Triumph Motorcycles. See my website for testimonials, portfolio and more:

https://www.seanw.org

Skills: Figma, Sketch, TypeScript, JavaScript, Vue, HTML/CSS, OCaml, Java, Python, C, website SEO and speed optimisation.

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Email sw@seanw.org with a short description of your project and how you think I can help. I can get back to you within one working day to arrange a call to discuss a quote. I generally aim for fixed price quotes when projects are self-contained.
So in birds, sex chromosome arrangement is a reverse of what we have in humans. Their males are ZZ and the female is ZW. Which is why only males appear from this parthenogenesis.
E bonds are guaranteed to double in value at 20 years, for a nominal (not inflation adjusted) ~3.5% return. They yield almost nothing before the 20 year term.
Yes. The explosion of meta programming in C++ was what killed my interest in that language. Too many layers of worthless abstraction that looked like they could have been written by an APL programmer having a seizure.
Wasm isn't really going to change the front-end / browser side of javascript for the better, but it's great for graphics and anything else cpu intensive.
As cool as this is, why would you lock yourself into Intel?

Especially with cloud providers making arm processors available at lower prices.

At the same time:
"Intel® Extension for Scikit-learn* is a free software AI accelerator that brings over 10-100X acceleration across a variety of applications."

Maybe their free software could be extended to all processors?
Aledade | Software Engineer (many roles, see link below) | Remote USA | https://www.aledade.com

Note: We are hiring for multiple positions for Software Engineers, Senior Software Engineers, Tech Leads, etc, due to a massive expansion in our business.

While we are looking for "T-shaped" engineers, heavy front-end experience is not required. I personally only work on the back-end writing Python and SQL and never touch the front-end. Thanks for listening, now for the canned stuff...

"Aledade is a leader in population health that is using innovative, value based solutions to transform the way physicians interact with their patients. We are on a mission to change healthcare for the better and solve complex problems within the healthcare system.

We're looking for a Software Engineer to help develop our web application, which helps deliver the right care to the right people at the right time. A Software Engineer on the Aledade engineering team is primarily responsible for expanding, improving, and maintaining our existing web application. We're looking for our engineers to be self-starting, and proactive; they are expected to serve as a trusted resource on the business logic in place as well as our system architecture. They are expected to work collaboratively, with minimal supervision, to ensure our application meets our users' needs, as well as project requirements and scalability characteristics."

On a personal note, my time at Aledade has been wonderful. The people I've worked with, both on the tech side of the house and the "in the field" employees have all been very knowledgeable and genuinely care about our mission. Our CEO and other leadership are VERY knowledgeable and genuinely care about the people in the company and our mission, and the transparency is like no other company I've ever worked for.

Our tech stack consists of Python 3, Postgres, Snowflake, DBT, Flask, and moving from Angular to Vue for you lovers of pixels.

Please feel free to reach out with any questions and/or a resume if you're interested, and I can submit your resume as a referral. Unfortunately due to the nature of the data and our work, we are only hiring people located within the U.S.

pmiller@aledade.com
https://www.aledade.com/current-opportunities
Reading is important, and I have heard this advice many times, yet I never took it to say reading is the only thing that matters. The advice on reading 500 pages a day will not work for most people, indeed!

Here is a good succinct and practical advice from Naval:

"Reading science, math, and philosophy one hour per day will likely put you at the upper echelon of human success within seven years"
(https://mobile.twitter.com/naval/status/871415571551629312?l...)

Just one hour! Doing that consistently can be hard but very beneficial.
Undocumented is much worse than your comment seems to realize. Wait until you are in a situation when the only people that know a mission critical procedure quit or die. This can cause entire large companies to crumble, as well as the reason so much confusion exists in development, and is also a reason the industry relies on leet code testing - if you don't know something before being hired, nobody can explain it there because they are all fixing fires or on not-really-understanding auto-pilot.
C++ does not spark joy.
Great, then surely you can cite me the source you used to predict that general inflation (not, ahem, some cherry picked real estate numbers) would be higher than 7% over the life of this bond, producing the negative interest you were teasing?
Parlor.io | Senior Backend Engineer | Full-time, Boston/Remote | https://www.parlor.io/

Parlor.io is focused on revolutionizing the way companies think about their users, and setting out to build the first ever user relationship management system. We believe the traditional ways companies build products and interact with users are fundamentally broken, so we are designing a better process. Parlor is a Boston-based team founded by serial entrepreneurs and fresh off a successful round of funding.

We are looking for an experienced backend engineer to join our growing platform team, and to play an integral role in the launch of our new backend / API using AWS Amplify. We are currently undergoing a full front- and back-end overhaul -- migrating from Ember.js to React and from Google Cloud Platform (Firebase/Firestore) and Node.js to AWS.

Stack: AWS (Amplify, DynamoDB, Cognito, AppSync, Lambda, OpenSearch, S3), JavaScript / TypeScript, Express / Node.js, Git; legacy: GCP (Firebase, Firestore, Cloud Functions)

Email me (paige@parlor.io) if you want to chat about the opportunity or have any leads on someone who might be a great fit. Parlor is an equal opportunity employer that aspires to build a company that embraces and celebrates diversity and inclusion. We strongly encourage people from underrepresented groups to apply. Imposter syndrome and the confidence gap are real for many, but not insurmountable obstacles. Don’t let those hold you back here… I’d love to hear from you if you think you’d be an asset to our team.

Apply directly at https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2781378736/
Is it roughly the same to "prove" your identity in the US as it is in the UK? In the US, at least for most credit checks, you just need your SSN, some public record data about where you've lived, and personal data (name, DOB, etc).

It's largely because there is no "National ID" system in the US (due to political reasons). That makes it hard for companies to track people, and the SSN is the only number that people consistently have.

Are there any examples of countries where their government is getting this right and eliminating stupid fraud?
A raspberry pi (a PC running Linux) can't do 4K Netflix or HBO.
Not really relevant for Treasury bonds. They’ve guaranteed with the full faith and credit of USG. If that fails, FDIC already failed.
That national security concerns about Huawei equipment has nothing to do with the quality of the equipment. The issue is whether the vendor can be trusted in hypothetical scenarios in the future.

If the US implements all Huawei equipment, and China sanctions the US from receiving support/updates/parts from Huawei (or worse, go to war and use it as a weapon), then the US telecommunication infrastructure is at risk.
SEEKING WORK | US | Remote

I build custom reporting dashboards and recurring exports; combining data from any of your existing systems (databases, logging stack, SalesForce, etc.) on top of an open source IDE (https://github.com/multiprocessio/datastation). No need for hard to maintain ETL processes or expensive reporting tools.

Examples of the kinds of questions I can help you answer in these dashboards and recurring exports:

* How many users by category used feature X in the last 30/60/90 days
* What was the 95-99 percentile size and amount of time for API requests by user category
* How many (and what kind of) users would benefit if we improved X?
* What (kind of) customers have been using the app/api less in the last few months?

Helping you break down performance and usage by business impact. Email me at phil at multiprocess.io if you'd like to chat.
Thanks Peter. I thought conda-forge was a repository/channel, not a command to compile to local environment.

A few followups:
(1) Is this usable for non-intelex packages?
(2) What about packages not in conda's channels?
Cultural revolution is coming. Be prepared. I guess people never learn and Blair (Arthur) is not a popular author in UK anymore.
ToughSF: Anti-Orbit Laser Submarines
Kubevisor (https://www.kubevisor.com/) | Remote (South Africa)

We are looking for senior DevOps engineers based in South Africa to join our team.

You should have a detailed understanding of building end-to-end systems on Linux/Kubernetes, including:

- 2+ years work experience in DevOps (especially Kubernetes and AWS)

- Experience in managing, scaling and migrating data in the context of relational database (preferably PostgreSQL)

- Able to use a major programming, preferably Java/Go

- Experience building/operating highly available relational database clusters

- Experience using Linux

- Combination of deep technical skills and business savvy enough to interface with all levels and disciplines within an organization

- Demonstrable track record of dealing well with ambiguity, prioritizing needs, and delivering results in a dynamic environment

Please get in touch at jobs@kubevisor.com