skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
DAOs are hiring. Decentralized Autonomous Organizations.

Take everything you love about owning your own company, without all of the downsides of owning your own company.

DAOs are always looking for help with tasks. Maybe they need PR help to write a newsletter that goes to its members. Maybe they need some spreadsheeting work to figure out answers to questions. Maybe they need coding work to add this button on their webapp's UI, or a smart contract to handle this decentralized transaction type. Or maybe they need someone to write a proposal to get funding for a project. Whether you write, you crunch numbers, you code, or you advertise - there are plenty of tasks to be done for DAOs instead of companies.

With a DAO, you clock in when you want. You see what they need at the time and complete the task to earn one or more tokens. If you don't like their tokens then you can ask to receive a USD-denominated token instead which you can swap 1:1 for real USD in your bank account tomorrow.

The more you work, the more you make.

It's like "gig work" à la Uber or GrubHub but without the middleman company taking way too much of your money.

You don't have to deal with "that guy down the hall who barely does any work but reaps the same salary as everyone else"

And you don't have to worry about being that guy who goes above-and-beyond by producing 2x more than everyone else only to earn the same pay.

A pure meritocracy. Those who produce get paid. Period.

ShapeShift DAO is always looking for folks to help, but we are just one DAO. There are hundreds building many things.

Want to work on a decentralized VPN that doesn't rely on a company? There's a DAO for that.

Want to work on a decentralized exchange that can't be shut down? There's plenty of DAOs for that.

Want to save trees? Build privacy apps? Help bring cannabis to those who need it? There are DAOs for those too.

Find your passion and work on it on your own terms.
Datadog | Software Engineers | ONSITE (Boston, Denver, NYC, Paris) and REMOTE | Full-time

Datadog is a monitoring, tracing, logs system, and more, for your infrastructure and services. We build our own tsdb, distributed tracing tools, cutting edge visualizations, and more. We love shipping great experiences for customers just like us and are growing fast! We write a lot of Go, Java, Python, Typescript (with React), and a bit of other languages, run on k8s, and are multi-region and multi-cloud.

We're looking for people who can build systems at scale as we process trillions of events per day. Let us know if that's you!

https://dtdg.co/hnwhoshiring
Seed Stories: Waterplan
In my experience xmas to NY holiday shutdowns are more likely to not come out of individual PTO, but I'm sure this varies.

We do something like this now, and the rationale is that it's a positive experience for the staff, gives everyone a bit of a break, and you only "lose" days that nobody was very focused in anyway.
The Harsh Reality of Being a Software Engineer [video]
What makes you think it's a demo?
SEEKING WORK - Remote
Technologies: back-end is preferred but full-stack is OK too (C#, Python, Elixir/Erlang, TypeScript, Rust, Postgres)

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/167CU4OFb_BW4nheto83LNe9uQpR...

Email: said.dk@gmail.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/konstantin-duman/

Hello, I'm interested in full-time contract work (registered business in Russia / Georgia). I can help you with development of software at any stage (legacy is fine too) and I can help you to improve the architecture of your back-end (which typically results in a better scalability, high-availability, better observability and reduces operational costs). I also have management experience and can help you with adoption of best practices (worked in very dynamic Scrum / SAFe environments).

More about me: https://kduman.com/post/20200501/about/
Python's None problem, and how Mypy helps you deal with it
The bizarre history of medical transplants from Indian kings to stem cells
My dad, my sister, and sister in law all work for Lockheed Martin and they do the 4-10 schedule: 4 days a week, ten hours a day, and they get every Friday off.

I'm a little jealous of it, honestly; it's pretty rare that I work less than ten hours a day anyway, so I think economically it would be better for me.
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At Rokt, we build products that transform e-commerce and enable brands to get smarter in the Transaction Moment. We’re an engineering led organization that builds global event-driven distributed systems in the cloud, constantly growing and adapting our tech stack as we rapidly scale.

We’re customer obsessed and strive to build great experiences for our partners and clients. We use cutting edge machine learning techniques such as reinforcement learning to optimize the value we deliver to our partners and customers. We write code in Python, Golang, Javascript, C#, Swift, and Kotlin, but we encourage teams to pick the right tool for the job and experiment with new technologies.

Rokt recently closed its Series D https://rokt.com/resources_post/rokt-closes-us80m-series-d-i... and is continuing to invest heavily in our R&D teams in both our NYC and Sydney offices - we’re slowly returning to office in both regions. With annual revenues of more than $200M and a vibrant company culture, Rokt has been listed in both Built In NYC's ‘Best Places to Work’ and ‘Great Places to Work’. We’re always looking for great engineers who can build systems and teams at scale as we grow our product and process millions of transactions globally every day.

Transparent salary, $120-300k + bonus, based on experience. Significant equity, 401k match, health/dental/vision, + more.

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I'm on a 40 hrs one week, 32 hrs the next. That yields every other Friday off. If I get a pronotion / pay increase I'm gonba try to opt for 32 hrs every week.

> Everyone's quality of life goes up

Ideally, yes. But for those who struggle in various ways the extra free time could be dangerous. I'm definitely in favor of a shorter work week. But there are always unintended consequences.

For example I live in NJ. As the pandemic lockdown kicked off so did the adverts for gambling via your mobile device. I'm not in favor of the Nanny State but I can't help but wonder how many ppl are nursing an addiction and associated debt from this intersection.
The funny thing is that sometimes when I search for Arabic words about Islam I get results for some old and usually the extremest books on CIA library (direct links to PDFs) which I wonder why?
This is my personal favorite https://www.psychotactics.com/category/pre-sell/

1. They give you a clear roadmap of where to start and where to continue your learning
2. They don't force feed you any paid materials. There's plenty of free materials to get you started
3. They also have a podcast that's super fun to listen to

Good luck!
This needs to be upvoted more... younger developers don't know about the problems that already had solutions for 40 years. RTS/CTS flow control is still in use today...
>last get CPUs

Did you mean "last gen CPUs"?

If indeed that was a typo, I think it would be a difficult one to make on a QWERTY keyboard, because the N key isn't very close to the T key. Are you a Dvorak typist, by chance?
Your personal website is beautiful!

The recipes section inspired me and now I need to add something similar to mine. And props for not tracking.
Isn't the whole point of the minimum wage that the federal / state / local governments are the negotiator of last resort?

I.e. people with minimum wage jobs would be paid even less, but for the government using its power to negotiate for them
There's also Personal Blocklist, which appends a small "block site.etc" under every google search result.

If there is a site that is clogging up your search results, just click it and it's gone.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/personal-bloc...
Location: Denver, CO

Remote: Remote or hybrid

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: SQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle Database, Python, Power BI/Tableau (limited), Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, Salesforce

Résumé/CV: Email me if interested

Email: connornichols [at] pm.me

Interested in more entry level roles ranging from Data Analyst, (Junior) Data Engineer, SQL Developer, ETL Engineer, Business Intelligence Analyst, etc.
Full game doesn't crash, doesn't give you the browser scroll function on middle click (the shortcut to pick a color of an existing building), ability to export as STL, no full game links, ability to create oversized screenshots, some settings. The full game isn't deterministically equal to the browser one (roofs slope in different directions sometimes, decorations in different places). It should also run slightly better, although both are pretty lightweight.

Notably, the export strings are the same.

Basically: you're not missing anything from the core experience, but the browser version is slightly inferior. And buying the full version helps Oskar make more neat stuff in the future.

Edit: it's also a smaller build area.
Taking this opportunity to ask industry professionals.....

What the hell is happening to ".Web"?
Lambda | Full-Time | Software Engineers | Remote US, UK, Canada, AUS, NZ | https://lambdalabs.com/ We are looking for talented software engineers to join our team. Fullstack, backend/system engineers + Designers.
Lambda is a fast growing startup providing deep learning hardware, software, and cloud services to the world's leading companies and research institutions. Lambda’s mission is to create a world where access to computation is as effortless and ubiquitous as electricity.

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Gouach (https://gouach.com) | Senior and Junior fullstack developers (Python, NodeJS, VueJS, GCloud). | Full-time | Remote / Bordeaux (France) / Berlin (Germany)

Gouach is the first electric-bike battery that's 100% repairable in under 10 minutes, safely and easily.

Not only is it better for the environment, by reducing the carbon footprint of the battery (up to 60%), but it is also connected, providing many features for an easier integration in any e-bike, e-scooter, e-moped, or other lightweight electric vehicles.

It allows for reuse of cells in second-life application, and easier recycling.

We're a bike-loving team, that has raised funds and are looking for a senior and a junior fullstack profile to join our backend / frontend / devops team and help us create the best and most sustainable battery for e-bikes, and help us solve the many fun and interesting challenges in building a robust and connected IoT product!
Easy: No.

We can barely get a small percentage of jobs converted to remote. What makes people even hope for 4-day work weeks to be common?

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
Let’s educate people on how to protect themselves from evil while we’re still trying to vanquish it.
All stories on the Internet are 100% real: https://www.angelfire.com/trek/caver/page1.html
It's labeled "A demo of Townscaper" in the side panel.
>Wikipedia's goal is to be an accessible comprehensive encyclopedia.

I'm afraid these days I can't make out those goals over the shouting and shrieking of their actions.
I agree, I was a big namecheap user but now it is a dark pattern trap to trick people into addons. Just changing your DNS is a confusing jumble.
Location: Tbilisi, Georgia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: back-end is preferred but full-stack is OK too (C#, Python, Elixir/Erlang, TypeScript, Rust, Postgres)

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/167CU4OFb_BW4nheto83LNe9uQpR...

Email: said.dk@gmail.com

Hello, I'm interested in full-time contract work (registered business in Russia / Georgia). I can help you with development of software at any stage (legacy is fine too) and I can help you to improve the architecture of your back-end (which typically results in a better scalability, high-availability, better observability and reduces operational costs). I also have management experience and can help you with adoption of best practices (worked in very dynamic Scrum / SAFe environments).

More about me: https://kduman.com/post/20200501/about/
Apologies then. I agree you were out of options.
OnXmaps, Inc – Montana or REMOTE, USA only – HTTPS://www.onxmaps.com/careers
This is the very reason unions exist. To protect all workers from the bad deal that other workers will accept. You have little appreciation for how much people can undervalue themselves. It is enough to where people think working at an Amazon warehouse for $15 an hour is a good deal. Sounds like a great deal for Amazon and Walmart. The workers making that wage don't know that it's a bad deal. Same way people pull out money from thier retirement accounts to buy cars "because they don't want a payment." Dumb personal choice.
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Nextcloud Forms European Coalition – Begins Antitrust Actions Against Microsoft
Why trade away your year for 2 months?

40 hour per week with 40 days PTO is not very common but in larger companies in Europe is not unheard of specially for senior ICs.
Booli | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE | Full-Time | https://www.booli.se

Booli is a search engine for housing in Sweden aiming to make the housing market more open and transparent and help consumers better understand their household economy. We build products tailored for different customers on top of a foundation collecting and organizing data from a lot of different sources.

It's a nice place to work since:

- the housing market is engaging and has interesting data sets

- we're solving real problems for real people

- we're in the middle of some exciting technical shifts where we are not afraid to challenge ourselves

- we have a healthy work culture

- we're seeing some exciting growth right now.

We are now looking for more developers to join us, both frontend, backend and devops. At least some understanding of Swedish is required to understand and communicate with our users.

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I don't see where OP expected to get it off because it was a holiday. They expect to get it off because no work gets done, and they're annoyed because the company requires double the vacation time for those that do want it off for the holiday. Finally, Christmas Eve is definitely as much of a holiday as Christmas Day, for those who celebrate it.
Years ago I had some friends who worked in a local photo shop, and once I stopped by and they showed me around. This was in the days when 99% of the population developed film and made prints by dropping off the little canisters at such shops with an order form. It usually took a few days to get them back.

Everyone made assumptions that the process for developing photos was anonymous and private - you dropped off a canister, and picked up photos and negatives in a clean, sealed envelope a few days later.

How wrong we were.

The process was semi-automated using these gargantuan machines in a back room, but the staff usually looked at each frame as went through the process. They made extra copies of spicy ones which went straight into a special binder kept on a nearby shelf. This shop had two or three of these binders.

Some years later I was in another country and photographed violent demonstrations right outside the hostel where I was staying. When I went to pick up the photos, the staff made it clear that they had seen the images. They were supportive (they wanted to get the word out internationally) but what if copies had been sent to the local intelligence services instead?

Nowadays the tech is different, but when there are no barriers to viewing private information, we see similar types of behavior.
Bluetooth 5, guess you can share the internet through.
Original post:

https://jetnew.io/blog/2021/100-lessons/
Oh I would love to read the NC journey as a bootstrapped company.
Sanjay Mortimer Co-founder of E3D (3D printers) has passed away
SEEKING WORK | Seattle/Remote | Full Stack

I'm Zack, a full stack Web developer with experience in Node.js, Ruby on Rails, Elixir, and Wordpress. On the front-end I have experience with React/Redux and no-framework development. In my spare time I play around with low level graphics in C and fix vintage bikes.

Currently looking for part-time or short term projects.

https://zjm.me | z@zjm.me
> Isn't the whole point of the minimum wage that the federal / state / local governments are the negotiator of last resort?

Yes. And it's a necessary thing to have.

On the other hand... if someone is doing work that returns $15.50/hour on average to the business, and is employed at $10/hour, raising the minimum wage to $15/hour doesn't get that person a raise: it gets them laid off.

The things that IMO really help the fundamentals are:

* Raising the demand for low-skill labor (e.g. economic growth above productivity improvements)

* Raising the average skill level of the workforce, and/or

* Reducing the supply of labor.
Why? Why now? Fb already has massive data centers all over the place. They are self hosted and can't be taken down (like Parler). They've figured out the complexities. What do they gain from going into AWS?
I don't mean to put down OP but isn't it kinda straight forward since assembly is just a 1:1 correspondence with machine instructions? simply pasting the assembly program into a column then looking up each mnemonic in an association table linking each mnemonic with it's machine representation and writing the result into a new column would work. The Labels->Addresses mapping is another lookup but over the program column itself, looking up the row where the label is defined and using that as the offset from the start address of the program. An assembler is just a fancy string processor, Excel is mighty good at string processing.

What I would bet a respectable sum on is that you can't parse/process/interpret even the simplest recursive languages (e.g. arithemtic, Expr ::= Expr + Expr | NUMBER) from pure Excel. Forget expressing the algorithm, there isn't even a suitable data structure to iterate over.
Innolitics | Software Engineer | Full-time | Remote US time-zones | 95 - 125K + Benefits

https://innolitics.com/join/engineer-with-web-experience

We're a remote-only team of 12 software engineers helping accelerate progress in the medical device industry. Our founders, are both biomedical engineers and software developers. We've found some better ways of writing medical-device software that we believe will transform the industry. You can help us make this happen.

Investment in the medical device industry is booming due to COVID, and AI/ML is making its way into the clinic. It's a good time to be in this space and we expect to grow significantly over the next few years.

You’ll work with one of our clients, helping them write software for their medical devices. We usually follow an agile process and demo any notable progress to clients once a week. You’ll be responsible for gathering requirements from the client, architectural design, coding, testing, risk analysis, and documentation. You’ll also be responsible for reviewing other engineer’s code (and your code will be reviewed too).
This shouldn't have happened: A vulnerability postmortem
Estuary Technology | Multiple Eng. Roles | Rust, Go | Remote OR NYC/Columbus, OH offices

Estuary (https://www.estuary.dev/) is an open-source DataOps platform that empowers engineering teams to build real-time, data-intensive applications at scale with minimal friction.

Our team is rapidly growing, VC funded and led by two successful, repeat founders.
We have offices in NYC and Columbus, OH with the option of a fully remote or hybrid office/remote employment.

Estuary offers full health benefits, competitive salary, 401K, equity and an inclusive, supportive work environment to expand your skills among a passionate team.

We're focused on building our managed cloud service, Estuary Flow which is written in Rust and Go with a ReactJS Front End.

We are currently hiring for:

-Senior Backend Engineer
-Backend Engineer
-Full Stack Engineer
-DevRel Specialist

To learn more and apply, visit
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I love these puzzles, and I'm grateful they only let you do two per day or I'd never get any work done.
I'm solving Advent of Code in Whitespace, a quintessential esolang.

https://github.com/andrewarchi/ws-challenges
Yes but you want the best of your labor pool.

As for sweatshops in China, these are the growing pains of a developing economy. The work conditions there suck but I bet they are better than being bent over in a rice field all day. You are also rapidly seeing this change as the economy becomes more developed there, even in the face of an oppressive government.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-is-working-its-way-up-fro...

The construction camps in Dubai is about government corruption. They lure in overseas workers then take away their passports so they can't leave. Not exactly a free labor market.

Again prostitution in the US is not a free labor market because of government interference. If you go to places where prostitution is legal, the girls there make pretty good money.

Most of the areas where you can point to the worst employment situations is because of government interference in a market place.
If you negotiate with management to go from 40 hrs a week to 32 hrs a week, there is usually an expectation you will take a 20% paycut. Parent was saying that since income taxes are tiered, you will likely take a < 20% take-home paycut.
Adacore | Software Engineers | Full-time | Remote, New-York, Paris, Bristol, Toulouse, Tallin, Grenoble, Vannes...

Adacore is the maintainer of GNAT, the Ada compiler originally based on GCC (but now with many more backends: LLVM, Why3, JVM...). We also have a lot of tools revolving around the Ada ecosystem (IDEs, Coverage tools, Static Analyzers, Formal proof tooling...). We are looking for a lot of different profiles:

- GNU toolchain developpers ( https://app.hellotalent.com/vacancy/gnu-toolchain-developer-... )

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Some of these roles involve working with Ada, some don't (we use a lot of different programming languages: Ada, C, C++, Python, Ocaml...), so it's fine to apply even if you don't know the language!
I just tried Bitlocker for the first time a few days ago. I enabled it, and next time I booted it up, it never asked for my password. It turns out it only protects the drive if it's removed from the computer.

I just used VeraCrypt instead.