skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
National Journal | Senior Web Developer | Washington, DC | Full-time | HYBRID (2 days/week onsite, 3 days remote) | $130K+ | https://www.nationaljournal.com

National Journal gives government affairs professionals the journalism, tools, and in­tel­li­gence they need to stay informed about key movements in people, politics, and policy. Our digital platform is built around a rich set of election and campaign finance data, demographic information, profiles of policymakers, editable slides, government directories, event listings, and decades of journalism. Election years are huge for our members (and for us) and 2022 is going to be busy and exciting.

Tech Stack: We use a Python 3/Django back-end with a Vue.js/TypeScript front-end (for our newest tools) and traditional Django views for our more established resources. Our devs are full-stack or front-end specialists and our projects are most often back-end focused (Python/Django). Other technologies in our world include Elasticsearch, Docker, Azure, Postgres, Jenkins, Neo4j, Pandas, and Less. We follow a frequent release cycle that lets us bring enhancements to our users in a matter of days.

We're a small team with good people, solid work-life balance, and interesting problems to solve. Apply or read more at:

https://national-journal.rippling-ats.com/job/414354/senior-...
There's a nice clip "Retro Jungle Production With Pete Cannon" from 2020 where he showcases both the Atari ST with MIDI and the Amiga with the OctaMED tracker, and is getting an LP pressed with some new Jungle of his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDn7ZDcx9w0 (https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/retro-jungle-product...)
MNX Solutions (SmartOS/Triton DataCenter) | Senior Backend Developer | Monroe, MI or Remote (US Preferred) | Full time | $150k+ +benefits 100% paid

MNX has recently acquired Triton DataCenter and commercial support business from Joyent[1], and we are working on building the next generation of the platform.

Take a look at the GitHub repo for an idea of what we're up to: https://github.com/tritondatacenter

Ideally you'd be very experienced with Node.js to support the existing code base, and ready to explore Rust for new features.

https://www.mnxsolutions.com/careers/senior-backend-develope...

[1]: https://www.joyent.com/blog/a-new-chapter-begins-for-triton-...
The problem is California is such a young land, people there think "several generations" is a long time that gives them insight into the typical climate of California. They look back one or two hundred years and remember lots of wet weather, and extrapolate out from that to conclude things will be dandy.

Paleoclimatologists look further back than that, and what they say about the history of California is a lot more grim. The present droughts are mild when you look back even just a thousand years.
But if your conclusions do not align with the funders desires, would your research see the light of day?

If you have that much money that you can fund lots of studies, the only ones that will proceed are the ones in support of whatever-it-is.
It‘s done because grasslands cannot support meat consumption of the world.
You may want to spend less time reading anti-intellectual media and more time talking to people who actually do academic scientific research. There are many challenges in academic science, but it does a remarkably good job of not falling prey to the strawman risks you believe in. Corporate research is of course subject to the economic interests of the corporation. Academic research is not held back from publishing in the same way.
location: Pittsburgh, PA
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript, Ruby, React, Redux, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, Go, HTTP, Docker, AWS
Resume: https://trevork.dev/assets/Trevor_Kelly_Resume.pdf
Email: Trevor.Daniel.Kelly@gmail.com
Website: https://trevork.dev/

Recently Co-created Chimera (https://chimera-deploy.dev/) an open-source tool for automating canary deployments for containerized microservices.
Antitrust: European Commission Sends Statement of Objections to Apple
I wish I had stuck on with UIKit. SwiftUI has been amazing to build on, and easier than UIKit. The declarative syntax, not worrying about tracking state in the VC, has made readability of views easy.

SwiftUI however has made UI Testing at any level unviable.
> The whole "Save water, we're in a drought" rhetoric is (generally) a political move from those industries to deflect blame, guilt and responsibility on the populace.

Just like convincing people that if only they recycle plastic bottles, the environment will be saved, and if it isn't, obviously it was people who just didn't recycle enough shampoo bottles.
VSCode extension that highlights HTML in your `template strings`
I feel that by starting with FP, for example by starting with something close to ML in syntax and concepts, you cut yourself from too much of the programming world as everything else feels completely foreign and weird. But I get your point, you can approach it from the other side and also develop your intuition this way.
Frankly it doesn’t even guarantee THAT. If they could certify it, they could list the mil-spec certification. It’s pure weasel wording.
Was going to recommend the same
The cheapest contractor who meets requirements who it turns out is not up to the task causing timelines to slip and end up costing more?
Very well said. I’ll add that it creates a single point of failure for being hacked as well. Plus it drives me crazy that 1Password doesn’t support it.

Anyone know if Bitwarden does?
I think whoever issues passports might be able to take it on. So, basically the post office? I'm not entirely sure to be honest.
The alernative view is also freqently purely US-centric suburban/rural one.
In many densely populated countries, rural areas have quite good public transport.
I didn't suggest it was corporate teams. But I think it was the competitions that led these companies to start working on it when they did and caused the startups to spawn and get funding.
Location: India

Remote: Available

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Computer Vision, TensorFlow, Rest, API, GCP and Docker

Résumé/CV: https://prakashsellathurai.github.io/prakash_s_resume.pdf

Email: prakashsellathurai@gmail.com
This is a great point. Frequently there is a lot of inefficiency in delegation. Much as trying to do everything yourself can be ineffective, sometimes just learning about something and doing it yourself will be far more effective. This effect is similar to the concept of the mythical-man-month [1].

Tasks that are good to delegate are those that are reasonably self-contained, are big enough to justify the overhead involved, and are easy to evaluate the results of.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mythical_Man-Month#The_myt...
Not to mention that some new CS students are already "heavily invested" in the field and spend a lot of time during their youth around computers. All members of my dev team have been already working in IT during high school. This must be so hard to beat for someone starting late. CS graduate can easily enter the market with 5+ years of experience with actual work.
Napoleon said that if you want anything done well, do it yourself. While that may not be always possible, I believe at least a good understanding is necessary to even hire someone and get it done. Good understanding can come only by doing to an extent.
The military is to insecure encryption what a canary is to gas in a coal mine. Hence a layperson can assume it's worthy encryption without extensive investigation and without needing to know the details of how it works. "Military grade encryption" is just the layperson's translation of "encryption" (assuming it's a strong implementation).
Aesthetic | Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer | REMOTE | NYC

Aesthetic (https://www.aesthetic.com/) is building tools for NFT creators and communities.

About us: We are a team of serial entrepreneurs (previous exit to Pinterest) with deep backgrounds in blockchain, machine learning, generative art, and design. We are backed by top investors, including Y Combinator, OrangeDAO, Soma Capital, Paul Graham, SV Angel, A. Capital, and Liquid2.

Responsibilities:
- Build, test, deploy, and maintain our web3-integrated application (https://app.aesthetic.com/)
- Own frontend-to-backend development, including QA, and bug-fixing of major features
- Participate in product development, recommending features and contributing to vision

Job listing/apply here: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/aesthetic/335f5c64-c991-4a18-a696-b...

Contact: Matthew - mtrost@aesthetic.com
Rsync is bizarre when copying files to Synology. It'll constantly slow down and speed up all the time, have you ever seen this?
View the PDF in browser:
https://docmadeeasy.com/v/607973065
This is really not polyamory or non-monogamy in the way you’re framing it. Paying for sex outside of your marriage isn’t really non-monogamy in my book - it’s just sad.
And yet here you are responding to a post that is asking we keep this thread on topic by trying to rehash said flameware.
Instant feedback type problem solving is great for ADHD people, not to mention that unlike other professions, software engineering isn't licensed and in a lot of cases doesn't even require a degree and so a wide variety of people can work as one.
Life Is a School of Probability
However, there are many areas of the world where you can't grow human-edible food on the land currently being used to grow grass for feeding livestock. Of course this is not true everywhere, but a lot of area, e.g. in the UK, could only be used for grazing cows or sheep, if not left for nature.
Location: Chelsea, MI
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes but with help
Technologies: Rust, Java, Python
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lgwwlqTze5r6IzKu9MYypsrmPcPcE0E0/view?usp=sharing
Email: ejs.dae@gmail.com

Just finished my first year of college as a freshman but am really excited to start being my first CS-related job. Can work until late August this year so an internship would be most likely preferred.
GMV | Senior Engineer | Los Angeles / Houston | Hybrid or Full Remote

GMV Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) North America is a small group within GMV and a leading ITS provider across the US, serving public transit agencies, universities, and private operators. Think air traffic control for city bus fleets.

We're looking for a Senior Engineer who is eager to tackle challenging problems in a diverse tech ecosystem: stream processing of telemetry data, web applications and services, on-board vehicle sensors and peripherals, native mobile apps.

Our tech stack: C#, Golang, Kafka, Akka.net, Goka, React, Android, MSSQL, Postgres, Kubernetes

Official job posting: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2982486975/

Feel free to contact me (daka@gmv.com) with any questions--I've been an engineer at GMV for a few years now and would be happy to answer questions about the engineering team and the company.
I have never experienced UI lag with Intel graphics on Linux (only ever on Nvidia, actually), so it's probably fixable. What DM are you running, and what are your PRIME settings?
Amyris | Senior Software Engineer | Full-Time | REMOTE | https://amyris.com/ |
https://jobs.lever.co/amyris/d90f0327-eae0-49da-b2fa-5e10bae...

Senior Software Engineer

We are searching for a talented, curious, and self-motivated engineer to join our software engineering team in building the most advanced production-scale synthetic biology platform on the planet. R&D at Amyris is a highly multidisciplinary effort, where we need brilliant contributions from every area of the life sciences and engineering disciplines in order to take projects from concept to market.

From hacking directly on DNA in the lab to full scale factory production, every aspect of our work is facilitated and accelerated by software and hardware automation. Our tools integrate the activities of scientists, engineers, and industrial robots to enable the rapid optimization of genetic designs and laboratory processes.

Among the tools we have developed are a CAD/CAM system for genetic engineering: a compiler toolchain whose target architecture is life itself. This stack physically integrates high level genetic modules into microbial hosts. We also derive novel strains through random mutagenesis and directed evolution. Using our custom control platform, we then subject these experimental organisms to high throughput performance screening in our state-of-the-art robot labs.

Responsibilities:
Design, develop and maintain web based application written in Python.
Collaborate with scientists to transform an understanding of their workflow into designs and implementations of appropriate data models and user interfaces.
Effectively communicate with research scientists.
Apply best practices of software development throughout your work, while staying abreast of advances in the practice.

Qualifications:
8+ years of professional programming experience
Strong coding skills in either Python or a similar language. Ideally deep experience in multiple languages. In addition to Python, Amyris has codebases in F#, R and PHP (phasing out, but still have some important legacy code).
Experience with full-stack web application development, including coding skills in Javascript, CSS and HTML. Relational database design and coding experience. We use PostgreSQL and SQL Server, though we also treat plasmids and chromosomes as datastores.
Experience developing software in a Unix environment. Dev tools are chosen at the developer’s discretion, but most of the software development and all production deployment is on Linux (Ubuntu).
Fluent Linux command-line skills.
Interest and ability to communicate with scientists
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

At Amyris, we believe that diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) is essential to our core values. We embrace and encourage an equity-minded work culture, knowing that it is the driving force of innovation that positively impacts our employees, consumers, and communities. And for Amyris, a sense of belonging is what drives our mission forward and is the foundation of everything we do, ensuring a healthier, more sustainable future for us all. Make Good, No Compromise.
Glean | Founding Team Engineers | On-site or Hybrid* (NYC) | Full-time | https://glean.io/
Apply: jobs@glean.io | https://glean.io/careers

Glean is building the most intuitive way for teams to visualize data and make it interactive.

We are a well-funded, ambitious Seed-stage New York City startup backed by top-tier product and data investors. Our team has experience as early employees of successful startups and in big tech. We have early product-market fit and a growing list of paying customers, and we’re looking to build a diverse and thriving team. And we might be a great fit for the next step in your career if you’re excited about having a lot of ownership over your work, learning from early-stage customers and investors, building a world-class engineering culture, and holding a lot of equity in a fast-growing startup.

*For senior software engineering roles, open to remote candidates with US work authorization in some cases
First, I really hate when people downvote questions like this. It's just a question? It is inquiry! It should be applauded!

There is no doubt that stress plays a large role. Remember, it is nature AND nurture. I am more sensitive to the nurture aspect because of my genetics, and yes, I know my actual genetics.

I agree that the human condition is not capable of adapting to the quickness of technological changes, and this brings out more peoples genetic sensitivities. Even if you go back to the 1800 with the rise in transportation, It took my family away from an environment they were steeped in for a thousand years. All those genetic adaptations to the environment were suddenly faced with a brand new one.

Being on disability saved my life because it enabled me to live a life closer to my genetics. I was making bank as a network engineer at Cisco but I do not miss the money. For me, much of the neurological damage has been done as seen in brain scans, but I know I am not getting worse and I no longer need to be on medicine 24x7. I do have flare ups, but they are not continuous like they were in the past.

But probably the most important part you have left out is diet. Omega 3 is huge and for ADHD, probably Zinc and B6. But we have a system of sick care, not health care, so these things are never investigated, not even by those who are suffering with these disorders.
> The first democratic process that needs to be fixed is at the level of countries. The EU is far from being the most important dysfunctional level of administration right now.

That for sure. But we didn't have problems such as this, where the EU commission representative had virtually zero approval, without the EU. There are no safe guards, and it goes completely around ours - and yes, we do have them! That's not good democracy.

Our representation in EU parliament of course wasn't able to do anything about it since it has less than 2.5% of seats - and the national parliament (that would've surely voted against it) was thus forced to incorporate it, even though everybody here hates it.

A country where nobody wants something and yet it happens is not a democracy, it merely acts like one with all this voting and parliaments.
It's very difficult to manage IOPS for RDS. IOPS scales with RDS disk size to a certain point, so you might not have had nearly enough IOPS at only 200GB. It's possible that you used too small of an instance type since you should probably use an instance that can keep all 15GB in memory and incur only write IOPS from WAL writes, bgwriter, and checkpointing.

Even a single nvme ssd can greatly exceed the maximum IOPS available to RDS, so you have to be very careful migrating database workloads to RDS.

Once your workload exceeds available throughout, latency will be terrible.

These are all hard lessons we've learned on our own. Support will not help you if you have terrible performance issues with RDS. They love to tell you to try optimizing your queries. AWS could afford to staff multiple dedicated support positions for our account, but they pocket the money instead and give terrible canned responses. If you have a tiny account, they definitely won't help you. Some people say support is great, but I've never had a good experience.
I think it's important to note for those reading this thread. You do not have to quit caffeine/coffee. These comments read like you must be in some crazy camp if you havent quit coffee yet like it's some sort of cult.
The latency on DisplayLink drives me crazy. Completely unusable for me, unfortunately, it's become difficult to find docks which don't use DisplayLink :/
DojoFive | Multiple roles | Full-time | Saint Paul, MN or REMOTE | https://dojofive.com

Are you passionate about embedded development? Are you tired of using archaic methodologies? Do you want to modernize the embedded landscape? Then DojoFive is the place for you.

What we do: Work with our clients to help them with their embedded projects and modernize them. You can also take a look at our DevOps product for embedded at https://dojofive.com/devops-for-embedded/ – it’s a new product that has been specifically developed to help streamline and automate embedded projects and processes.

How we do it: We understand that our team's best performance is achieved when they are happy. We are remote-first to its fullest extent. Our meetings are remote, celebrate flexible working hours, and are serious about not working more than 40 hours/week. If you prefer to work in Saint Paul, MN, our offices are open for you.

If you're interested in joining a group of smart, friendly embedded geeks to work on complex and interesting problems in industrial, biomedical, consumer products and more, please feel free to apply here: https://dojofive.com/careers/#openpositions

Also, please feel free to share this information with any relevant friends, family or colleagues that enjoy working in embedded, or are interested in new career opportunities with a quickly growing and dynamic company.

Reach out using any of the links before – or if you want to speak with a current employee (I’m a fellow developer & engineer) to learn more, ping me – I'm not a recruiter, just a happy employee – at ander[dot]galisteo[at]dojofive.com.
Baseten | Frontend, Backend, Infra & Dev Advocate | San Francisco & Remote | https://www.baseten.co/careers

Hey! We're baseten, just launched last week, we build a platform to host AI models and create applications over it easily. (see our techrunch article here https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/26/baseten-nabs-20m-to-make-i...)

- We have some nice clients already, such as Patreon and Primer.

- We aim to provide 90th percentile (or better) salaries and equity grants for every team member commensurate with their experience.

- Most of us are on the west coast, we also got 2 person in Armenia, and some of us on the east coast (including myself in Quebec City, Canada).

- Unlimited PTO, We ask that everyone take at least 4 weeks of vacation. And we have a company-wide break between Christmas and New Year's Day.

We're looking for all around the stack, from frontend to backend & infrastructure. As our product is an Infrastructure tool for datascientist it is fun to see infrastructure put forward (as a Infrastructure engineer I find that really motivating).
SS&C | Software Engineers | Cloud Platform | Full-time | REMOTE

We're developing the private cloud platform for SS&C - a global provider of investment and financial services and software for the financial services and healthcare industries.

We're looking for a Go developer who will lead the development of new and existing grpc services that manage core compute, networking, kubernetes, identity, and storage services for our platform.

Stack is Go, Temporal, Postgres, Kafka, but experience with Java or Python would come in handy for working with some of our existing services. If you have experience with cloud platform development that's not directly related to our stack, I'd still love to hear from you. 100% remote, US.

https://wd1.myworkdaysite.com/recruiting/ssctech/SSCTechnolo...