skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Deciding to disregard any recruiter opportunity is just shutting out quite a few things that you probably won't hear about otherwise

and

that policy is doing nothing to advance your position (career, earnings, etc.)

Are readers supposed to read this as a suggestion that missing out is synonymous with losing out? I kind of take exception to these phrases because it strips a lot of agency out of otherwise exceptional people who are more than capable of navigating their careers to where they want them to be, maybe not necessarily where you as a recruiter think they should be.

Seems to me the market is very strong for employees and those with in demand skills and experience to back them up are probably missing out on job x but probably aren’t losing out by any equal measure-all other considerations being equal. One of the most common refrains I've been hearing right here on HackerNews in response to the 'Great Resignation' isn't that people are leaving the workforce, they're just finally leaving jobs they've been wanting to anyway and taking their labor elsewhere.

So

That said, what does it really matter if someone decides they want more autonomy in who they decide to interview with? Shouldn’t we be encouraging more of this?

Especially given some of the fees that come with hiring through a recruiter?
Cheers @elondaits :)
California rolling stops are illegal.
In Iceland they have many roundabouts all over, and at most low residential intersections there's simply a yield for one of the intersecting roads. Having a yield instead of having to come to a stop is so refreshing.

You are also required to have your lights on when you are driving. It notably increases visibility even during the day.

I came back to the US really wishing those policies would go into effect nationwide.
That will get blocked past a few 100s messages each day.
They're almost the default now in my area of the US if at all plausible.

Having said that a lot of roads in my area are already built around 4 way stops and it's not easy to undo that, but new construction in my area of suburbia US has adopted the roundabout.
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We care a lot about thoughtful design, overall product experience, and quality of code. We are looking for backend/systems engineers who are experienced in at least one of the following areas: Delightful API design, deep Python experience, distributed systems, or low-level systems programming.

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Personally I am curious how this is done in the AI. Do they simply flip a switch that says “if you see stop sign make a full stop,” or do they now have to update and retrain the neural net to acquire this behavior. Does anyone know?
I'd love to see your version of the same thing. The exact response isn't really as important as writing something that is authentic and in "your voice"

You're probably right that a different response would work well for you.

Though if a recruiter wasn't willing to read through that for the ~$30k payday I'd represent if they are successful, maybe that's one that I don't want to work with either.

But we all gravitate towards people who we think we'd fit with. Maybe someone skips over me for coming across as a stuffy and a lot of work and maybe someone else says "finally a type-a jackass like me! we're gonna crush this thing"

ha ha ha
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Yahoo Japan is going dark in Europe
You should use bing or duckduckgo. I've been hearing lately on HN that they are many orders better than Google.
> Wouldn't be great to have a notification once the new Wordle of the day arrives?

Nitpick, but for that specific example, not really, since it's always at local midnight according to your device's time setting (for certain values of "arrive", since all past and future wordles are always present in the page source).

[EDIT] Oh and:

> Besides the questionable practices of Apple/Google, there's barely any reason to have browsers with PWA capabilities. I would love it if the web browsers had JS off by default and load JS only when the user explicitly requests it.

I think the biting of the apple, if you will, for the web, was allowing Javascript to ever initiate requests on its own, or modify e.g. post request content or URLs pre-flight without user review and explicit OK. It's fucking absurd that clicking a link to a site means it gets to track your mouse movements and send them, live, to some server somewhere, and that disabling that means wrecking most of the web and making it a pain to use. No transmitting data without explicit user action and review, I say.
Gone for me as well
Good luck with your search @renaud!
I think the popular definition of "nepotism" is hiring one's family or close relations. I doubt anyone is advocating that.
I completely agree with your statement, and I feel the same!
That's just the way you make more software open source. If you don't like making your software OSS, then you can take it or leave it.
I read this comment 3 times and skimmed both links but I still have no concrete idea what you're building.
The feature, which appeared to violate state laws that require vehicles to come to a complete stop and required drivers to opt-in for what it dubbed "Assertive"

I have the FSD beta on my Model X, and opted in to assertive not knowing that it enabled rolling stops. I enabled "assertive" in hopes of making the car less timid about unprotected turns.
I was recently talking to a 3rd party recruiter who started asking me for detailed salary info of all my past jobs. I told him that I didn’t feel comfortable answering that, then when he pushed back I told him I’m legally not required to give him that info in my state (and the potential employer’s state.) He abruptly cut the call off and ghosted me.

I decided to apply to the company directly. They were happy to talk to me because my experience was a really good fit for them. I come to find out that the recruiter emailed them saying that I was a poor candidate and that he suggest they don’t talk to me. Luckily they didn’t listen to him.

I am also done with 3rd party recruiters.
It's about as illegal as breaking the speed limit. If self driving cars aren't given the same leniency as humans to break the traffic laws that 99% of humans break then they will be a nuisance on the road.

Ideally the traffic laws should be updated to be more realistic.
By "very small minority", do you mean "one of the two only viable political parties in the United States"?
DuckDuckGo for iOS or Android is not an email client, but a web browser. The "join the waitlist for a free protected email" thingy is just an item in the settings.
Just curious, but why specifically India?
Trust in Google reviews and other online reviews called into question. – CHOICE
Thank you! I went down that rabbit hole, but didn't have as detailed of a guide to follow, and quickly gave up. I might still try this so it can show up as a native printer in CUPS.
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We're building a marketplace that helps truckers save money on their #1 business expense -- fuel. Most truckers are small business owners and independent owner operators and fuel cost is a big item on their bottomline. Simultaneously, we also help drive business to smaller truck stops that have to compete with the big name brands. We're growing quickly and are building a modern, world-class platform for the trucking industry.

We're backed by some amazing investors and are growing our team across eng and product roles.

Our stack: Rails, Swift (iOS), Kotlin (Android), Postgres, AWS

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- Rails eng

- iOS and Android engs

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- DevOps/Infra Eng

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Carriers are now actively penalizing toll free A2P with higher fees and some are straight up filtering them. They all want 10DLC where volume is dependent on trust score.
This is for part two!!!
> We have to plan based on what we know now, not make pipe dreams based on technology we would like to have and which may never pan out.

Same deal with solving for reliability with renewables. We should invest in solving both problems. Moreover, I suspect that "always 5-10 years away from being ready" has a lot more to do with regulators than feasibility.
Building Large Smart Contract Systems on Ethereum
Well, you won't return smart pointers if your header file is in fact a C API, since smart pointers are C++ only.

It's usually as simple as calling data() on a vector or std::string (as well as having a function to return the length or size of the data buffer). And if you wrap your header file in the normal C externs, it shouldn't compile if you do things that are not allowed in C, if I remember.

But you are right it can be a lot of work if you have a large surface area. I try to stick to tight, focused APIs, and data is normal C structs which work fine in C++ as well.
I'm always nice to recruiters if they make the bare minimum effort. If the job isn't a fit, I offer to stay in touch. It has led to great opportunities for me simply by taking advantage of the network effects offered by a recruiter link. Things turn up if you talk around enough.
Luxury for All: George Sand on Public Parks in 1867
Terrible effect.
There's an interesting push-and-pull here. Keep the existing dialect to make it easy to switch, or add differentiating features that may introduce dialect incompatibility. An issue as old as time for SQL DBs.
More like bridge trolling.
Since they continue to share the data with external researchers it appears they continue to fail to see their true failing which wasn't choosing to share the data with a commercial entity but choosing to share it with anyone without explicit consent. Getting explicit consent to share data is difficult and will result in less available data for research, but failing to do so because you think it serves a greater purpose is just paving the road to hell with good intentions.

After the crisis moment has passed send a message to request explicit permission to share the data and unless explicit permission is given within a defined period of time delete the data.
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Culture Biosciences has a small contract available to improve out our in-lab barcode scanning system.

About 1 month of work, with the possibility of follow on work.

The project would involve fixing bugs and adding well defined features to our Android scanner system.

Experience in Kotlin, Android, and Python is highly preferred-- but more important that you have a very proactive communication style, ability to resolve ambiguity, and can-do-attitude.

Reach out to me at satshabad@culturebiosciences.com with the subject "Muninn Contract"
As you will be able to play the same game of your boss/CEO, I would follow that.
That would be rather impressive!

35! is quite large!
> Tesla will perform an over-the-air software update that disables the "rolling stop" functionality, NHTSA said.

I was perplexed by the wording as well. Apparently software updates can be labeled recalls now? Did someone inform Microsoft, maybe this would help Windows 11 adoption.
CareRev (YC S16) | Software Engineers | Fully Remote within the US | Full-Time We are hiring engineers of many disciplines, project managers, and product managers of all levels.
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We recently took $50 million Series A funding round and we are growing rapidly!

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Backend API Engineer (Ruby on Rails) - Sr, Staff, and Principal (2+ years exp)

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Gentwo AG | C# software engineer | Zurich, Switzerland | Full-time, on location | https://www.gentwo.com/company/about-careers?job=SoftwareDev...

Our mission at Gentwo is to make all assets bankable, investable, and manageable. We help our clients bring new investment ideas to life, from traditional finance to films, hotels, and crypto assets.

We're looking for an additional backend C# developer for the team, but we could find a place for a good Vue.JS or UX developer.
Our tech stack is C#, ASP.Net Core, Kubernetes, Vue.JS, Postgres and Azure. It's all less than three years old and so far the bitrot is relatively low and enjoyment high.
You can apply directly through recruiting@gentwo.com but I'm also available on sb@gentwo.com if you have any questions or would like to know more about the job and I'll guide you personally.

Swiss work permit or EU/EFTA required, I'm afraid we can't sponsor work permits
I've been working on http://parrot.dev, it uses an Android phone to enable sending messages from an API, while it's still new it's currently in use with a collection of customers.

At 250k it might not meet your needs because whatever phone provider you're using might have a problem. It is possible to pair it to multiple phones as well.

My existing customers are using it to send ~200 messages a day to their subscribers. It supports SMS replies, so you can implement stop codes, depending on your needs.

If you want to discuss it more, feel free to reach out (contact on profile).
I'm not sure I understand the joke here. That's the way it works. The cars already allow you to speed (up to a limit, obviously). Just roll the right scroll wheel. And you can control its default choices via a menu (e.g. "limit + 5mph", etc...). Being able to match traffic speeds is a good and useful feature.

But yes, it's technically "illegal", just like a rolling stop. Which prods the question of why one is subject to regulatory oversight and the other is not.
"No" reason is probably an overstatement. But it's certainly a different lifestyle than e.g. living in a suburban / rural area and working remotely. Many of us would consider it a step backwards unless the net increase in income was life-changing.
I think the next big cyber security event will be one of two scenarios:

1. Completely silent and we wont know anything of it unless like Israel's bragging in code of stuxnet we find out about it...

2. We are all going to be offline <-- This I think is highly unlikely because every single government on the planet is devouring any and all personal tele'mind'try data they can get their hands on... unless... by using all that telemetry data, they can pause everything online and ...
Hey, I'm an Engineering Manager trying to solve my own problem / scratch my own itch, which is building solid relationships with my teams, and 1:1s are a big part of that. Think solutions like Lattice and Fellow if they were unapologetically built for technical leaders, and didn't have tens or hundreds of millions in VC to justify.

This sounds (at least) tangentially related to your HR work, so I'd love to connect and share ideas. You can contact me: hello at marigoldapp dot-com
Lucky Monty, he got to sell it twice!
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30164317
Atomic Rockets of the Space Patrol, or “So You Wanna Build a Rocket?”
???

Your link says that oil is (in 2017) the primary source of energy. Followed by gas. Then coal. Edit: When I ignoring wood.
"It is a wonderful position of privilege to be in and I’m thankful for it."

Insta-delete if I'm doing hiring... ? I've found folks who actually deliver seem to have less of this type of long winded stuff.
Replit actually has every nix package installed: https://blog.replit.com/nix

They mount a 1TB volume with all packages preinstalled
Customers want SMS notifications or similar, I have email also. Long term maybe i switch to a mobile app.
I definitely could have done a better job. Thank you for your suggestion. I will attempt a clearer title from now onwards. I couldn't edit my HN post but I have edited the Github title. Thank you again!
It's called FILE Transfer Protocol(FTP). Yes, it still works.
We have one roundabout in my small town, and there is strong hatred towards it. There's a perception that it's far more dangerous than any alternatives.
huh? What kind of return on investment can one expect from a database engine stock(??) Why would anyone buy it?
Misleading title. "Printer driver" suggests a piece of software which makes the printer accessible for other programs. The software in this article merely converts an image into a different format.
Why does the autopilot need to speed to be safe? When does “speeding to be safe” become “unsafe speeding”? 10 miles faster than the the one that you’re trying to overtake? What if they’re speeding by 10 already? Why is the speed limit not 10 higher than it is, if that’s the actual safe speed? How can Tesla unilaterally decide that exceeding the speed is perfectly good and safe?
What are you talking about? The Bay Area has one of the greatest weather of the world, lot of job opportunities, beaches near by as as mountain. Lot to like also.
Look at the cost. A regulator told them to turn it off, and an OTA later it’ll be off. A rational decision.
We're humans. We can dis-incentivize greed through legal frameworks - taxes on speculative assets or on patents that are not used or fairly licensed by the owners, for example.
I want to show you the investment platform FINANEX.NET. You can earn 168% here in 60 days. Accruals are daily, 7 days a week.
"but that policy is doing nothing to advance your position (career, earnings, etc.)"

Why does everybody assume that the goal is to advance to an exec role?

I'm sure that you were a competent recruiter, but the reality is that I don't have the time or the energy to waste on you to figure out if you are or not.
All official Arch Linux packages are curated, and the unofficial ones are ~40 lines of shell script, with a voting system on top.

These mechanisms for filtering packages are normally not present on systems that are plagued with malware.
California requires a complete stop, too. I think some of our drivers are just impatient.
Spacelift | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer | $80-120k

We're a VC-funded startup building an automation platform for Infrastructure-as-Code, adding a Policy-as-Code layer above it, in order to make IaC usable in bigger companies, where you have to take care of state consistency, selective permissions, a usable git flow, etc.

On the backend we're using 100% Go with AWS primitives. We're looking for backend developers who like doing DevOps'y stuff sometimes (because in a way it's the spirit of our company), or have experience with the cloud native ecosystem. Ideally you'd have experience working with an IaC tool, i.e. Terraform, Pulumi, Ansible, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, or SaltStack.

Overall we have a deeply technical product, trying to build something customers love to use, and already have a lot of happy and satisfied customers.

We promise interesting work, the ability to open source parts of the project which don't give us a business advantage, as well as healthy working hours.

We've also got investment days on Fridays, when you can work on anything you want, as long as it could possibly benefit Spacelift in some way.

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Similarly airplane pilots should not wait for instructions from the tower if they can clearly see that the way is clear.

Simple, binding, easy to follow rules are important when the cost of mistakes is death or significant damage
Location: Boston, MA, United States
Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript | Javascript, Python, Golang, Node.js, React/Redux, Svelte, Docker, AWS services, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Express

Resume/CV: https://www.samgraham.dev/resume.pdf

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Hi, I'm Sam Graham. I'm a software engineer with experience in TypeScript, Python, and Golang. I recently built Aria, an open-source, self-hosted, "quick-start" framework which automates and manages canary deployments. Aria enables high-fidelity analysis service revision using production traffic within existing AWS environments.
In many cases there is a better app, but we still can't use it because of other reasons.

Slack or Teams? I've never heard anybody say they prefer Teams, yet it is used everywhere. Probably because of lower direct costs and it integrates with all the other Microsoft stuff and active directory automatically. Maybe if we could measure happiness and productivity costs it would turn out to be much more expensive.

WhatsApp or Signal? If you value privacy Signal is definitely better, but if none of your friends is willing to use it that doesn't matter a lot.
Location: Chicago, IL, U.S (Remote/Hybrid/On-site)
Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Node.js, React / Redux, Express.js, Vanilla JavaScript, AWS, Serverless, Rails, Vanilla Ruby, Golang, Docker, PostgreSQL, MongoDB

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Can American Cars Be Made Safer for Pedestrians?
Thank you mcv. I changed the title in my Github. Couldn't do here. Anyway, thanks. And nice username.
Roundabouts are awesome (for cars), when the intersection was designed and has space for it. Retrofitting them into intersections often doen't work. They do it a lot in my city in smaller residential intersections. They can be so tight that the turning radius of a mid-large size car or SUV won't allow circumnavigation. People drive over the center, and still make left turns because it is so hard to get around.
Maybe the patent trolls got played?
The interest rate was set in response to a short term economic attack by several investors. But the benefit was consistent outside of that time period.