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FreeAgent, Edinburgh and REMOTE U.K.

https://www.freeagent.com

At FreeAgent we help freelancers and small businesses be more successful by putting them in control of their company finances.

See our stack: https://stackshare.io/freeagent/freeagent

We have built an award-winning banking and accounting app that offers full end-to-end compliance, from time tracking to tax return filing. We're based in beautiful Edinburgh and we're growing from strength to strength with over 110,000 paying customers and strong YoY growth. Our NPS is amazing (70!) - customers love what we do and our team get to make a real impact.

We're a team of over 250 people. 50% of our engineering team are distributed across the UK, the rest being based at our Edinburgh HQ (obviously all remote during the pandemic). If you want to help us make small businesses AWESOME at doing their finances, take a look at our vacancies -> https://www.freeagent.com/company/careers.

* Product engineers, mid-senior - you'll be working predominantly with Ruby on Rails but you don't need to have direct experience of it - we'll get you up to speed!

* AWS cloud/ops engineer (mid level or above)

* Product designer

* Engineering Lead/Manager, developer platform experience team

You can apply directly via the website but feel free to get in touch with me (VP Engineering) directly – graeme [at] freeagent [dot] com – if you have any questions. Happy to chat!

(We are looking for *UK-based* full-time staff only right now)
Thanks for the feedback! I rephrased the conclusion :)
https://www.gainesville.com/story/news/education/campus/2021...

"Hessy Fernandez, UF director of issues management and crisis communications, told the Gainesville Sun in a text message Sunday the university views the professors' request to do outside work for the plaintiffs in the lawsuit as harmful to the university's interests. "However, to be clear," she stated, "if the professors wish to do so pro bono on their own time without using university resources, they would be free to do so."
I think it would be better to go to a gym like planet fitness. It’s really hard to do well rounded strength training without dropping a ton of money in weights. You should spend 6-12 months building a habit at the gym and if you decide to stick with it then consider buying equipment for a home gym
Isn’t California’s version this what was used in the Planned Parenthood recordings?

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/03/29/521919322...
I'd love to see a move by state governments to 1) end DST, and 2) formally adopt summer/winter hours, with encouraging businesses to follow their lead.
Two questions:

1. If Signal does implement something like this, are they under gag orders so wouldn't be able to inform users?

2. What if they simply don't comply? So long as they don't have an office in the EU, is there anything that could be done? Users could just side-load.
What You Should Know Before Blogging
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Javascript, React, Node, Express, Django, PostgreSQL, SQL, Swift, C# (ASP.NET Core)

Resume/CV: http://linkedin.com/in/abijithmani

Email: mania@mcmaster.ca

Hi! I'm seeking full-time software engineering opportunities (May 2022 start) in a New Grad/Entry Level capacity as I'm graduating in April 2022. I've gained 2+ years of software engineering experience across multiple internships and industries.
HP RGS is quite ok I'm surprised to say... Since we're a HP shop it's all free.
Yes of course, the root cause of the death of George floyd and ahmed Arbery is progressive academic critical race theory. I completely get that.
YourStake helps people understand the social and environmental impact of their investments. We believe that by providing people insight into what their investment portfolios actually do, we can help create real change.

This job is REMOTE but applicants should live within +/- 3hrs of the US ET time zone.

s a full-stack engineer at YourStake you'll work across all aspects of our system: adding features to the frontend analysis and reporting tools for advisors, building out functionality in our JSON API for partners to build our data into their apps, integrating with other financial technology platforms to synchronize client portfolios, and working with the data team to process new types of data and building creative new ways to explore it.

Please apply on AngelList: https://angel.co/l/2vVj4G
Great, so instead of being able to count on the justice system we're basicall back to mob justice?
> there are still properties unregistered

But, if the Registry says your property is registered, and that Jim owns it, the fact you say it isn't registered doesn't trump that. You would need to persuade a Court that the Registry is wrong, and then they'd need to tell the Registry to fix that. Until both those things happen, Jim owns it.

> I am not a lawyer but I don't see how the Deed can valid in this case since it did not involve the legal owner at all!

Prima Facie there's a Deed which says the legal owner sold it. Now we've got this chap, says he's the legal owner, says he never signed that paperwork. That's a contradiction, which is true? So that's the sort of problem we have Courts for.

My guess is, this chap is exactly who he says he is, there's a fraudster somewhere with £131000 of somebody else's money who won't show up to court.

But of course it's also possible this is a different fraud in progress. The chap who claims it was "stolen" has £131000 in an account in his friend's name, and now wants both the house and the money.

A judge gets to decide the truth of the matter. Often things are clear cut (e.g. the "driving license" proves to be a badly photocopied Photoshop image, a solicitor's clerk admits a "face to face" transaction actually took place on Zoom, the bank account is traced to a known crook who fled the country last week) but sometimes it's just very hard to decide, which is why we need smart, honest people to do that job and decide what's a fair outcome when it's unclear.
I have children, and the time change is far worse than going in the dark. Also, kids in Alaska go in the dark all the time and survive just fine.

And if they have an after school activity, they have to come home in the dark anyway.

It's a red herring.
I use yt-dlp [1] ... so far so good.

1. https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
That is a byproduct of the money.
Yes. But 33 seats are gained by the other party due to mechanism known as circling, which allows voters to give up to four preferential votes to specific candidates. The Majors Party is based around this "circling". For example, candidates from 10th place were voted in - in regions with 3/4/5 seats.

The coalition agreement aimed to resolve this issue but failed.
Leaving JPL to bring gigascale atmospheric hydrocarbon synthesis into existence
Many life forms on earth are anaerobic, powered by chemical reactions that do not involve O2. There are even species for which O2 is toxic. It most likely includes the very first lifeforms.

There are many definitions of life, some of them broad enough to include things like compute programs, there is a debate about viruses, but I don't know of any definition that requires breathing O2.
Location: Calgary, Canada
Remote:Yes
Willing to relocate:Yes
Technologies:Python, Julia, Embedded C, Kicad
Résumé/CV: https://fuzzybunnys.github.io/A-Personal-Guide/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolas-krause-2b3a1525/
Email:nicolas.krause1@gmail.com

I'm a recent electrical engineering graduate looking for a position to start my new career. I've built a number of different projects, and have experience writing embedded C in a FreeRTOS environment!
Their comments on AR seem pretty far off. "REALLY AR" has plenty of uses that every day people would love IMO. This to me is the same as no one getting PDAs from Newton->Palm-Pilot->Windows CE->iPhone. Once it became truly usable everyone finally caught up with the geeks that got it from the beginning.

As others have pointed out, "real" AR, if nothing else, would give you virtual displays. That's more than just not needing a monitor for your laptop. It also means not needing a display for your phone. The typical, turn your wrist, and a display shows up

And, at the point that everyone is using real full AR there's no need for TVs anymore. In the same way much of the society is going cashless and practically requiring a smartphone (1), an AR world with as much penetration as smartphones today would easily get rid of lots of things. Why cover a room in physical nicknacks and art when it can all be virtual.

The anime, Psycho Pass, showed some ideas on the topics. People changing the style of their bedrooms from modern to antique. Their actual furniture was generic but via AR (or Holograms) they'd select what they wanted the everything to appear like. Same with clothing. Monuments and statues in the city were also just projections.

(1) many restaurants now only have QR codes for menus. Don't have a phone, can't read the menu. I've been to one that you couldn't order unless you had a phone. Told them I didn't want to do that. They said I'd have to sit at the bar instead of a table if I wanted to order+pay not via the phone. Yea, I hate it but I'm fighting the tide.
I second that. If I'd end up losing my house to something like this... Let's just say nobody would get it by the end of it.
Having grown up somewhere northern that doesn't follow DST (Saskatchewan) I never really understood this argument. Winter months you get so little sunlight anyways I don't really see how it would make too much of a difference.

Mind you this could be because of where I grew up, but moving to somewhere that follows DST I always saw it more as an inconvenience than anything else.
Recs here for benches and racks are great and I second them, but if you want a less costly and space consuming way to see whether you like the activity before committing, kettlebells are a great way to get started. With a couple of pairs at different weights you can do (versions of) all of the main powerlifting movements.

You definitely can’t hit your legs as hard as you can with a bar and a rack, but kettlebells are much much more “small apartment friendly”. You can hide them in a closet easily.
Just curious, why not just just start and end your job an hour earlier all year round, 7-4 instead of 8-5? Then you gain an extra hour of evening sun all year, instead of just during DST?
Orchestration could mean a variety of different things. Distributed multi-machine orchestration? No. Orchestration of containers on one machine? Sure, though one could argue that Compose or Swarm is needed for that.
Definitely agree. If people actually cared, these topics would be discussed months before and after the switch. It seems to JUST come up in the spring and fall near the change.
1st Phorm | Engineering | Remote, USA | Full-Time

1st Phorm is committed to helping people build up their bodies and lead healthier lives.

We are looking to hire a Senior Frontend Engineer to help us iterate and refine our application (https://1stphorm.app) and take it to the next level. We are a small team (3 people) and need someone who is focused on building great experiences and pursuing technical excellence.

Our stack is (backend) Laravel + LiveWire and (frontend) Cordova + Ionic (Angular/NGXS). Experience in Swift/Capacitor would be awesome.

Please reach out to nvahalik (at) 1stphorm (dot) com with any questions or to apply.
Why Are Nordic Devs Prolific in Open Source Data Science?
This is the worst option. Since we started caring about time, "noon" has meant "when the sun is straight overhead". Unless there's a parallel push to change noon to 1PM (and midnight to 1AM), I'd fight that tooth and nail.
Fauci Fooled America
Don't overlook the comment about form. Form is everything, weight is secondary. Get a professional trainer to help you setup your form once you move to barbell work and then you can go from there on your own.
I'm willing to bet Fauci gets criminally indicted once the House/Senate flip next year.
Manufacturing decentralisation is happening anyway, in every industry, because of rising Chinese wages compared to other Asian countries, I don’t think that’ll be a competitive advantage except against poorly run companies that don’t read Stratfor.
I'll give it a whirl, cheers :)
Do you have any direct refutations to my allegations? Do you have proof states are auditing for dead voters for example? I am willing to change my opinion if there is evidence to suggest credible voter fraud audits happen, but so far I have not been able to find any.
Hi, you mention you’re open for remote, but none of the listings on your career page are tagged remote. Does that mean all positions are potentially remote? If not, which ones are? I’m interested, based in Europe.

EDIT: also don’t see any non-senior positions, but you mentioned new-grad?
CryFS: A Cryptographic Filesystem
Social engineering is always a threat to anyone. What occurred in this article would not have been available if the entity was the owner.
Epistemic AI | Multiple Roles (see below) | Remote (Worldwide) | Full-Time | https://www.epistemic.ai

We are building the next generation of tools to accelerate biomedical research using AI and NLP.

Our team consists of scientists and engineers who are dedicated to enabling advances in biomedical research and practice.

Our partners include some of the greatest biomedical institutions in the world, and our scientific advisory board includes pioneers and leaders of the field.

We are looking to hire senior or lead level:

* front-end engineers - https://epistemic.notion.site/Front-End-Technical-Lead-151ad...

* devops engineers - https://epistemic.notion.site/Senior-DevOps-Engineer-3bddf4a...

We are searching for demonstrably tenacious, resilient individuals who are relentless in their pursuit of a solution and who thrive when challenged. You, like us, have the desire and drive to build something incredible from the ground up. You, like us, are competitive yet collaborative and strive for excellence in your work. You have passion and compassion, with empathy and deep respect for customers and colleagues. If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you.

Our team is fully remote, with team members in North America, Europe, and APAC. We hire in all time zones. The compensation we are offering is generous for a company of our size, including competitive cash and equity compensation, 401K matching, excellent health insurance (no monthly payments). We also subsidize equipment, education, and home office furniture.

Our technology stack is based on AWS (Cloud), Python 3 and Rust (Backend), Tensorflow, Pytorch (NLP, ML, Deep Learning), Typescript and React (Frontend). We have a CI/CD pipeline and a continuous release process (CircleCI, Github). We train ML and NLP models on clusters of GPUs on Amazon and on Google Cloud TPUs.

If you're intrigued and want to come help accelerate biomedical research please drop us a line at jobs@epistemic.ai
I'm sure there are some creative uses in C-style comments for U+2215, Division Slash: ∕
Here is an accompanying blog post by Casey:

https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2021/11/01/scaling-carbon...
Few centralized source control systems ever adopted the "three-way merge" which is the big thing that makes git merges seem relatively magic in comparison. It was an evolutionary pressure thing: not implementing it in a centralized system was a local maxima, when centralized it is easy enough to constrain merges to easier to reason with "two-way merges", and implementing "three-way merges" was a lot of work for little gain (it didn't sell enough of the centralized tools you never heard of or no longer remember that did invest into it). Meanwhile when assuming merges are distributed and entirely offline-first decentralized source control systems had to invest into the "three-way merge" problem and at this point git has invested more than just about any other source control system this side of "academia" (and source control systems you don't hear much about these days like darcs/pijul).

git makes merges much easier through a lot of hard work on its part because it has to in order to survive. A lot of centralized systems were really bad at merges but we put up with it because it mostly worked and it was "good enough".
More CO2 in the atmosphere should result in a greening effect, right?

Measurements of warming in these models are controversial. How can they establish that 0,25 increase in the average temperature of the Earth has occurred? How does an average even makes sense, in such discrepancy in temperatures observed worldwide. How can models properly reflect the reality of 0.25c degrees, or whatever low predicted increase, will have on the planet?

Also, how do they account for urbanization effects (which in itself causes warming), and placement of thermometers around these areas.

I have more questions than certainties about this issue.
The real virus is a total breakdown in our cohesion as a species. I can't be certain that certain drugs don't work, or are safe, but I do know there are many people who have a significant pieces of the national trust with completely opposite opinions, who are in life-or-death stake arguments with people.

How can we deal with living in a society which feels it is post truth? Humans rely on consensus, but if the consensus mechanisms are blatantly failing, we have very little ability to sense the actual truth of things.
Could always move from Pacific Daylight Time to Mountain Standard Time.
Wow, thanks! :)
Sensors add to accuracy, power of U.S. nuclear weapons but add new security risk
> online games that can no longer be played without company run servers

I saw someone in another thread recently mention that it should be a law that if you shut down your online game, you have to release the source code for the server and client. I don't entirely disagree with this notion.

If you sell people a product and then decide to stop supporting it, why would it hurt you to let your customers support it.
Ultimately, it is almost always the fault of Democrats- whether it is fake electoral fraud allegations, gerrymandering and voter disenfranchisement. Stacey Abrams and fauci are the true villains here. /s

Btw, electoral fraud via voter disenfranchisement is a well established reality. Voter disenfranchisement has been a Republican tactic for decades that Democrats are finally fighting against. Yes, this is fraud - which is why Republicans are now upset that their fraud is being shut down by Stacey Abrams. Georgia already proved this.
Unfortunately both of the condors did have some documented health issues. SB260, a male hatched at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in 2001, died two years later after being released into the wild—he was always small and did not integrate well with the wild birds. SB517, a male hatched at Los Angeles Zoo in 2009, had a curved spine and trouble walking. He was never released into the wild and died in captivity at about age eight.

https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/10/californ...
Yep, we've had to shift a weekly meeting for one hour, for just this week as we (UK) have just changed, but SF changes next week. Very annoying.
Lots of things "don't need" to be written in python, but they're written in python anyway. I expect a lot of blockchain institutional use cases will take a similar route: sure, theoretically they could use some standardized federated solution, but in practice blockchain tx fees will become low enough through layer-2s to be negligible and that's where all the infrastructure to help users verify what's going on, and use those verifications in other applications, will be built. NFTs are already an incredibly easy to use and verify type of certificate; their biggest weakness is that (because of limitations in technology that are completely temporary and will disappear soon) transaction fees are too high.

Like... why _not_ dump Merkle roots on-chain?
Latchel (YC W19) | Mid - Sr. Software Engineer (React.js, PHP, Laravel, AngularJS, AWS) | Remote | 100% Fully Remote | Full Time | $120-$180K | https://latchel.com/

Latchel offers software to automate and streamline maintenance coordination and resident concierge services for rental homes. Latchel services over 75,000 homes across the US. We are hiring engineers 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ,11 & 12. Hiring for all roles from mid-level to team lead.

We're 100% fully remote, but work on North American time zones. Our team is spread across the Americas.

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You sent Amazon an empty box? It's still their fault, but sending back an empty box and issuing a chargeback usually aren't the first things I try to get refunds from Amazon. Their support chat is usually pretty willing to give you a refund IMO (although if you've returned too much / had too much stolen over the years that might not be the case, which I'm guessing is the situation you're in)
We are r2c and we’re (enthusiastically!) hiring.

r2c is a Series B start-up (~35 people and growing fast) building Semgrep, a fast and highly customizable open source static analysis tool. We're based in San Francisco but are remote-friendly & have employees around the world.

O -- Open-Source Software Engineers (Manager & ICs)

P -- Product Managers (Senior & New Grad)

E -- Elasticsearch & EMR Wizard (aka Data Scientist)

N -- NEW! Developer Advocate (be our first DevRel hire)

I -- Infrastructure Engineers (Senior & Early Career)

N -- NEW! Account Executives (be one of our first sales hires)

G -- Generator of Demand (aka Head of Demand Gen)

S -- Senior Security Researchers

For more openings, please see: https://jobs.lever.co/returntocorp
Interested candidates, please email margaret@returntocorp.com and mention "HN" in the subject line.
Soundlines | Senior front-end developer, Full stack developer |FTE or Contract | Seattle, WA | Remote

SoundLines is saving healthcare providers from burnout by building the first truly ambient documentation assistant on the market. No trigger words or interaction with our assistant is necessary. Our customers love the product and we're growing quickly:

• "This is stupid easy"

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• “10,000 times better than transcription”

Current openings:

• Full stack developer: https://angel.co/l/2t7Ei6

• Senior Front End Developer: https://angel.co/l/2vR5SW

Apply via links above or contact me here https://www.linkedin.com/in/fridriklarusson/
Replit | Multiple roles | REMOTE (but we have NYC and SFO offices if you like) | replit.com | Full Time

Replit's mission is to make programming more accessible. We build powerful yet simple tools and platforms for educators, learners, and developers. We want to blur the line between learning and making– a place where you can hang out, tinker with ideas, learn new concepts, and launch a business all in the same day. Our main products include a collaborative web-based IDE, a powerful yet simple hosting platform, and an education-focused environment for remote learning.

We are a 30-ish 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 bootcamp graduates and PhDs. In February 2021, we raised $20M in Series A financing led by A.Capital with strong participation from our seed investors: Andreessen Horowitz, Bloomberg Beta, Y Combinator, and Reach Capital.

Our tech stack includes a backend written mostly in Go with a bit of Rust and uses Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, and Redis. The frontend is written in React/TypeScript with GraphQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis.

To achieve our mission, we need our team to be representative of the world. We welcome your unique perspective and experiences in shaping this product. We encourage people from all kinds of backgrounds to apply, including and especially candidates from underrepresented and non-traditional backgrounds.

See all the benefits and open positions at https://replit.com/site/careers