skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
BrightHire | Fully Remote | Full-time | https://brighthire.ai/careers/

There is nothing more important to a company than building the right team.

At BrightHire, we’re transforming the quality of hiring—by helping people run better interviews, and helping teams hire faster with less bias. We’re humbled by the impact we’re having on our customers and their candidates.

We’ve recently closed a $20.5M Series B led by 01 Advisors with participation from Index Ventures and Zoom Apps Fund.

We couldn’t be more excited about what’s next.

- Engineering Manager: https://brighthire.ai/careers/role?gh_jid=4233672004&gh_src=...

- Staff/Principal Full Stack Engineer: https://brighthire.ai/careers/role?gh_jid=4235248004&gh_src=...

- Senior Machine Learning Engineer: https://brighthire.ai/careers/role?gh_jid=4235158004&gh_src=...
Transportant | Backend Software Engineer | USA | Full-Time | Remote | $120-$160k | https://transportant.com/

Transportant helps K12 school systems keep students safe by making their school buses smarter. This also reduces fossil fuel use and helps the environment.

There are 560k school buses in active use in North America. It's a larger industry than all other public transportation combined. Bus driver staff turnover approaches 160% annually. Technology helps new and substitute drivers learn routes and students and make sure students get off at the right stops.

Transportant builds modern hardware and software. Features include bus wifi for students, touch screen for drivers, a mobile app for parents, custom live streaming cameras, remote "speak into the bus" ability for administrators, ridership management, safety sensors, and improved routing.

Founded by veterans of the software security and mobile industry, Transportant is a small but senior team of Linux hackers, security engineers, database and systems builders, UX and industrial design. Our customers are school systems across the USA and Canada who are overjoyed with modern UX for transportation. We are seeking multiple backend software developers to join our team.

The backend tech stack is Linux, PostgreSQL, Go, and Python. Much functionality is implemented directly in the database. Frontend is supported through REST and GraphQL APIs. Other examples of technology we love: Wireguard, Single board computers, Linux, Ansible, Prometheus, Typescript, Javascript, React, and Open Street Maps. Not so much: XML, Java, ASN.1, Dual EC DRBG, Printers.

If working on any of the above sounds fun to you please email build@transportant.com to get started. Intro letter only is sufficient.
Driving through the Central Valley and seeing the signs saying “Build more dams” and “Stop letting our water be wasted to the ocean” really highlights the disconnect.
Agree with the gist of the text. Bad arguments like those from DiResta make me defend Alex Jones and I don't appreciate that too much. The proposal to ban him is shortsighted, ahistorical and naive.

If you want a legal handle against Alex Jones you might want to look at the scams he involved people in. I don't know any specifics here as I don't consume his content, but I would not be surprised that you maybe could find fraud.

There were books with criticism over what continuing commercialization would do to free expression online. What the fight for clicks would do for polarization. Instead we have to hear badly argued dribble.
I Am Not A Graphics Programmer, but $1000 is not going to buy you Metal support.
> My project management tool is todo.txt

THANK you. I only need a few concurrences to keep forging ahead with tools that work, but I do need a few.
Fix macOS Font Rendering Issue
Oh, you mean, selling my startup? Microacquire?
The problem is - laptops used to have their own dedicated chargers. And generally speaking, they were grounded. Now we're moving to usb-c though, it means we've lost it being grounded. And many laptops are made of conductive materials so therefore it is an extremely minor annoyance and downside of usb-c.

Also, I'm in the UK with its crap ring circuits packed with 240v/13amps. I'd rather have a ground when I'm one fault away from 3000 watts momentarily being delivered to my lap. Especially with these exciting new GaN chargers and their open circuit failure modes..
Surely the trade off of spending 50 weeks a year with your kids (when they're home sick, school holidays, etc) you wouldn't be able to with a normal job is worth 2 weeks of not being at home a year?
PSA: AES is not broken at all here. This is a break of a crap key derivation function that used MD5.

It shows that all components of a cryptosystem are important. Attacks seldom target things like actual ciphers unless it's one known to be weak like RC4 or single-DES. They target bad constructions (like this), implementation bugs, etc.
To me, this would be "XYZ Compliant", not "XYZ Grade".

Grade implies something fundamentally changed/altered/adjusted in the underlying product to make it suitable for government/military/whatever use. Here, though, AES is AES whether it is used by my mother or by the military.
I think that's a stretch, but even if you use that definition Windows IoT core fits the bill.
Perhaps a little better, but anything the government does is always subpar

Whatever email server/system the government created would be so bad no one one would use it.
I don't, I absolutely enjoy my one-on-ones with engineers because I still get to geek out and get my hands dirty with problem solving.

It is NOT easy managing people. But the flip side is that you also feel even stronger and more empowered with a good team. You can take on larger problems because they won't just fall on your shoulders.
Checkmarx | Solution Architect / Professional Services | Remote (North America, EMEA, APAC) | Full-time

Checkmarx builds application security testing tools. Our professional services team helps customers implement them.

We're a globally distributed remote team with backgrounds across application development, DevOps, SRE, and AppSec. We come from many industries - but the one thing we have in common is we're passionate about security and helping others build secure software.

We have a great team, great perks, great accolades, and lots of open positions!

https://checkmarx.com/job-openings/position/19.527/ (North America)

https://checkmarx.com/job-openings/#EMEA|all_locations|globa... (EMEA)

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Brendan at Intel.com
With the Amiga it is possible to use an external clock source as the system clock and to switch the video chip horizontal and vertical sync pins to inputs so they can come from external source instead of internal system clock based sync generator.

The addition of the Amiga toaster, meant that Amiga saw use in the TV and Movie Industry in the late 80's and 90's. A number of high profile projects used the Amiga.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Toaster

Here's a listing of some of the famous uses of the Amiga
https://www.amigareport.com/ar134/p1-12.html

Some notable ones, were Babylon 5, Titanic,
Fotokite | Generalist Software Engineer | Zurich, Switzerland | ONSITE

https://fotokite.com/ | We are building the #1 autonomous, high-endurance tethered unmanned aerial system for first responders. Deployed with the single push of a button, Fotokite Sigma provides situational awareness without requiring any setup, calibration, or piloting.

The Generalist Software Engineering team has a broad range of responsibilities, owning the entire stack from top to bottom (Go, Python, C++, Typescript, ...). We work on the product itself as well as our cloud backends and internal tooling. Some examples:

- Build the video encoding pipeline for our new camera payload

- Implement a fleet telemetry system end-to-end to track performance

- Support the GUI team with internal API development

- Add features to our internal fleet management tooling

We are looking to find 3 new team members in the next couple of months.

https://fotokite.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=43&source=aWQ...
Stack Overflow | Multiple Developer Roles | Full-Time | Remote | Global

Come work on the website you can't live/work without! Multiple teams at Stack Overflow are actively hiring for various engineering roles. Stack is a .NET/C#/MSSQL shop but we don't explicitly require experience in anything specific (although it definitely helps!).

Stack is remote-first and provides many high-level benefits ($2000 onboarding stipend for home office equipment, incredible healthcare, 401K matching, etc)

* Senior Software Developer: https://stackoverflow.co/company/work-here/3065088

* Software Developer: https://stackoverflow.co/company/work-here/3375541

* Staff Engineer, Developer Experience https://stackoverflow.co/company/work-here/4107200

* Data Engineer: https://stackoverflow.co/company/work-here/3366452

* Senior Front-End Developer: https://stackoverflow.co/company/work-here/3416565

Feel free to email me (tmcentee at stackoverflow dot com) with any questions!
Unredacted Magazine – The Privacy, Security, & Osint Magazine
I think you're misunderstanding the EU's problem with Apple Pay, because like Google, Apple's branding around this is stupid.

The EU has a problem with Apple forcing everyone who wants to make contactless payments over NFC to use Apple Pay by not giving any other app access to the required NFC APIs, unlike Android which does allow alternatives to Google Pay. This has nothing to do with the "pay online with Google/Apple Pay" or "manage your Android/iOS app subscriptions with Google/Apple Pay", besides the fact that the service is named the same and uses the same underlying bank card data you give it.
Location: NYC

Remote: Preferred

Technologies: Go, Python, JavaScript, React, Electron, Postgres, SQLite

Resume/CV: github.com/eatonphil, github.com/multiprocessio, notes.eatonphil.com, datastation.multiprocess.io/blog

Email: phil@multiprocess.io

Hey! I'm a dev/manager with 10 years of experience. Most recently I was a manager at Oracle and before that a manager at an early stage startup. I quit a year ago and I've been building open source data devtools on my own (github.com/multiprocessio). I've attracted and managed a number of open-source contributors here. The major project, DataStation, I started last June and now has 1.5k stars, 2500 downloads, ~500 users per month (and growing), and around 50-70 pretty active users per month (and growing). An offshoot CLI, dsq, has 1.9k stars and somewhere around 2000 downloads.

Separately, I write a lot about implementing and evaluating databases, compilers, emulators and so on at notes.eatonphil.com.

A number of my personal and Multiprocess blog posts have been on the front of HN, 7 this year to date. 10 in total last year.

I am not sure what I'm looking for yet but if nothing works out/seems interesting my plan is either to keep working on Multiprocess stuff and bootstrap or get funding, or join a public company again.

I'm open to contract work or part-time work at smaller companies. And definitely interested in anything along the lines of compilers or databases.
Is autotools the first to break or the first that you notice and fix ;)
EdTech startup | Senior Full Stack (Software) | Zurich, Switzerland | Full-time | REMOTE (European or American Time Zones Only) *

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5zy8k6nw3h59zy1/20220406_Senior%20...

At Sparkademy, we’re on a mission to help people learn soft skills better, faster. We put learners and clients at the centre of everything we do and are working towards building a scalable application to process thousands of learners in the future.

We serve corporate clients and their employees all over the world, and we aim to help them achieve their learning goals more efficiently and effectively than anybody else. To deliver a product that learners love, we are building a new learning experience platform using cloud native and open-source technologies.
We are looking for a senior developer who can be a main contributor to our product team, guide the architecture of our backend and ultimately help busy professionals build a habit of continuous learning and improvement. Please inquire for more details. Thanks!

Senior Full Stack (Software) - https://www.dropbox.com/s/5zy8k6nw3h59zy1/20220406_Senior%20...

Our tech stack: Python/Flask, Typescript, Postgres, React, Hasura/GraphQL
I guess one solution would be to force Apple to open up the NFC chip, and force banks into providing companies like Apple and Google a way to do payments on their devices, and then have them duke it out on who can get the most consumers.
I’d love to work on this, sounds actually interesting.. sadly can’t commit to moving :(
As a 5'7" guy (which I've come to learn is statistically shorter in the U.S.), this was also the case for me. In my 30-something years on Earth, I never viewed myself as "short" at all. No one said I was short. I felt my height was average and had confidence in myself.

This all changed when my older brother-in-law voiced concerns about my height to my now-wife, saying I was too short for her.

Now, after 5 incredible years of being together, this mind virus has infected us, and we started seeing me as short, or otherwise "deficient". It's truly terrible. Thankfully I'm still incredibly confident, which is what made me attractive to my wife in the first place.

Sucks having family throw doubts into your wife's mind based on your height.
Grow Therapy | Staff and Senior Software Engineers, Product Designer, Growth Analysts, Operations | NYC or Remote | Full-time | https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/growtherapy
Grow Therapy is on a mission to fundamentally transform mental healthcare accessibility. If you or a loved one has ever had trouble finding a therapist that accepts your insurance, our mission may speak to you. We’re creating game-changing technology to build America’s biggest behavioral healthcare group and ensure that anyone can afford quality mental healthcare. Since launching in 2020, Grow has raised over $15M from top VCs and angel investors (e.g. SignalFire, Village Global). We were featured on breakoutlist.com and our founders comes from Google, Stripe, and Harvard Medical School. We were featured on BreakoutList.com for our growth rate.

We’re hiring across a number of positions. Learn more about us: https://growtherapy.com/careers.
Views, sub views, partial views and complex hierachic workflows. Url base routers are great for those, but QT controllers let you reinvent the wheel.
>What in tarnation are you rambling about?

I apologize for my poor reply, I am being downvoted even got flagged, which I don't feel is fair. https://imgur.com/Fsz6rdb

I was trying to explain that it's not about expertise on the subject. It's about finding a mind to change. What if perhaps there's some HN user who reads this and is like screw it I'm going into industrial scale fully automated aquaponics. They become huge and we feed the world.
> I've yet to see a good definition of what constitutes "military grade encryption"

Done by the cheapest contractor :)
Your best bet is to join a start up as the technical co founder, learn over the next few years, than start your own company if you find the "boring stuff" doable or just remain as a technical co founder if not.

It's pretty difficult to qualify and recruit a non technical co founder who is any good. The same goes for technical co founders. So you are someones solution, and they are yours.
It' going to be within the next year or two, not a decade....
As I currently sit less than 5 miles from Hoover Dam.
> life ain't easy for anyone

I would gladly trade places with if you you honestly think this. I am homeless living with a mood disorder caused by an Autoimmune condition (Neuropsychiatric Lupus) that was misdiagnosed as Schizoaffective Bipolar Disorder for the last 30 years of my life. I cannot work.

So I kind of understand how you came to have this point of view. Since anyone on the internet, and usually some of the most successful people, can put up a blog and complain about their very common phenotype to moan about how losing their gloves amounts to a disorder.

And any short amount of research on nutrition could probably fix their issue but instead they go to pharmaceuticals.
Learning to think critically about machine learning
Location: London,UK and Remote, US

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: AWS (certified SAA - C02), Ruby(Rails), JS/TS, Go, SQL, Linux, React(Redux), Tailwind, Docker, Container Orchestration, CI/CD, Linux

Resume: https://asungur.com/public/assets/asungur_v8.pdf

Email: sunguralican@gmail.com

SWE with a focus on scalable and secure distributed systems and developer tooling.

Proficient with languages and technologies including Node/JavaScript, Ruby/Rails, Go, Docker and AWS.

Recently, co-created Bastion, a customisable, open-source Backend-as-a-Service that gets deployed to the cloud with AWS. Read the case study here: https://bastion-baas.github.io/
AWS S3 | Software Engineer | Full-time | Hybrid | Berlin

S3 is expanding in Berlin! We're a small group building major products within S3 and growing fast!

I'm an ex-New York/Nairobi/Seattle person now putting together a team here and I'd love to talk to developers looking for serious scale with all the bells and whistles. I'm an ex-startup CTO/developer and we run the shop like that so you'll be at the cutting edge not only of the tech stack but also of the product development process (which you are an integral part of).

Require 2+ years experience and we have openings for senior+ level engineers as well.

Email me directly: adnelso at amazon dot com

P.S. - I'm also up for talking startups, Internet governance, and digital rights. If you are in Berlin (or Vienna), send me a line and we can grab a coffee!
> People seem to like me at my current shitty job, and management likes that I am a good little slave.

Trust no one, they will say that they like you and all that, when it serves their purpose. They don't hate you either.

Expect to give atleast 50 interviews before you get hired for a position. Keep track of interviews on paper/document ( a spread sheet is best, IMO). Add new buzz words, lie if needed, ( provided you back it even with something trivial). The whole resume thing screening mainly works on keywords.

The market is indeed shitty for some people, generally the kind who cannot brag about themself and the everyday unglamorous work they do every day. When you do get hired remember one sobering thing: they most likely hired you because they were desperate, not because you were the ideal candidate.( there is no such thing as an ideal candidate for a job, as much as employers would like to believe).

It's a game of numbers really. And if you have long hair cut it. ( the advice form one of the commenters here about taking advise from your female friends is worth it. Ask your mom/sis if you don't have any. Many nerds are clueless on this front, it's an innate skill, so cannot be developed beyond a point).

Finally my sympathies with you, most likely you are not flawed in a major way, it's the employers, it is indeed a shitty virtue-signalling collective delusional world out there.

Also please remove your linkedin profile link form your post, it's not a wise idea.
I never experienced anything like this during the course of my government funded research. Nor did I hear of anyone else experiencing anything like this. Of course, your topic area has to align with government funders’ interests… but in my experience the conclusions do not.
Spectral (https://spectral.energy) | Multiple Positions | Full-Time | Amsterdam, the Netherlands | VISA Sponsorship Available | Hybrid Working Environment

Spectral develops technical solutions that help propel the evolution of smart energy networks. We are involved across the whole grid, whether it's a community, building, energy farm, neighborhood, or all at the same time! Some areas we focus on include: improving asset efficiency, unlocking the value of energy storage, facilitating demand flexibility, and locally produced renewable energy.

We believe that one of the most urgent issues of our time is the challenge of providing for our energy needs in a sustainable way. We are looking for engineers that share our mission.

ABOUT THE TEAM: An awesome, multicultural and very ambitious entrepreneurial team and the chance to change the world for the better by creating innovative software! No unnecessary hierarchy, but a team of like-minded individuals that are committed to making a lasting change in the energy landscape.

TECH: Python/Go/C#/JS+TS (depending on team), Google Cloud, Postgres/TimescaleDB/InfluxDB, gRPC, Kubernetes & Docker, RabbitMQ, Vue.js, and much more

WHERE DO I APPLY? https://jobs.spectral.energy

SPOTLIGHT JOBS:

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Off topic, but please consider using the correct tense when talking about people.
E.g ”Uses” instead of ”used”, otherwise you are implying that the person in question is dead…

(After reading your comment I went to wikipedia to check that Bruce Schneier hadn’t unexpectedly passed away.)
How to control access to AWS resources based on AWS account, OU, or organization
Digestibility of corn post-processing aside, who eats the animals?
To make this work there would need to be a big social push towards eating in line with the seasons again (which was obviously the norm for 99.99% of the history of humanity). I think this might be a hard sell, people are now very used to being able to buy whatever they want whenever they want, e.g. strawberries in january
This time around at least, you should do it yourselves. It's rewarding in its own way, it's incredibly educational and eye-opening (especially wrt taxes), and there's a decent chance you will otherwise undervalue that role.
$1 for 3-5yrs sounds like a great idea.
Agreed. Dutch-process please!
Where did he make the claim that you should unconditionally not run go in production?
Tons of the water is used for fish too.

Agriculture does seem kind of important...
Drip Europe | Frontend Engineer | Full Time | Remote, but significant overlap (at least 4 hours) with Central European Time | https://www.drip.com

We’re an ecommerce marketing automation platform that’s generated more than $2 billion in revenue for our customers since 2018, and we’re only getting smarter and better at what we do: help independent retail thrive.

We’re looking for a frontend engineer that knows Javascript very well for Drip Onsite Team. We write lots of Vanilla Javascript that should not affect our customer’s performance or functionality, no matter how good or bad their website is made. Also, many of our customers do not know how to code, so we’ve built a flexible yet easy-to-use HTML editor to help them make their campaigns. In short, we get to solve some pretty technical problems for a lot of non-technical users.

Specifically, we’re looking for someone who is not primarily a framework user but who likes to tinker with problems no one has discovered before. Pragmatic, not politician. Can ask questions and give answers.

Apply here: https://www.drip.com/careers/dfd748af-c99a-40be-95e8-b06ec3c...