skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Philadelphia, PA (but planning on relocating, ideally to NYC or SF)

Contracts/PT: no, full-time only

Remote: Yes, but prefer in-person

Willing to relocate: Yes, depending on location

Technologies: JS/TS, mostly backend but I've built several apps in React etc. I mainly work in Node, and most recently built a library for GraphQL caching over HTTP. Full list: Node.js, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, JavaScript (ES6+), Docker, Shell scripting, React, Redux, Jest, AWS, TypeScript, Express.js, Git, HTML, CSS, bcrypt & authentication

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-r-torsella/

Github: https://github.com/neovimnovum

Resume: email me for a PDF copy

Email: joseph.r.torsella@gmail.com
Topsec Cloud Solutions | Senior Full Stack Python Developer | FULLY REMOTE | Full Time | https://www.topsec.com

Leading email security provider in Ireland. We have an office in Dublin but we're looking for a developer who will work remotely.

For more information contact me at dcaffrey@topsec.com
My daughter occasionally works for a small gift shop in Dedham, MA called "Nest". She's gotten calls from people wanting tech support for Nest thermostats.
Twitter Shutting Down TweetDeck for Mac in July, Will Remain Available on Web
It might be fun for those kind of scenarios but as soon as money is involved you get more and more crazy people involved that can't distinguish things (esp in a scam rich environment as "crypto"-currencies).
It's sad that firefox reoriented their entire company to eliminate this, their primary advantage.
Location: Philadelphia, PA | New York City

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Go, JavaScript, Ruby, PostgreSQL, AWS, Docker, React. (motivated to learn additional languages and tools)

Résumé/CV: https://stephengontzes.dev/assets/Stephen_Gontzes_Resume.pdf

Email: gontzess [at] gmail . com

Website: https://stephengontzes.dev

I'm seeking a backend software engineering role. I love finding and solving complex problems and collaborating with others.

Most recently, I built Hypha, an open-source observability framework that correlates logs and traces to make debugging distributed systems easier.
https://teamhypha.com/
It sounds patronizing to me but I guess everyone projects themselves on others: maybe you find it as illuminating.
My digital product design agency is called “A Different Engine” the number of cold emails and calls we get from car part distributors is amusing.

The name source:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Difference_engine

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Difference_Engine
Yep. It annoys me like driving a GM parts bin car with off-center controls
Sadly not, it was from a TV documentary
That's one reason for sure, but even if my house was a 10 minute walk from the office, I'd still rather only go in for meetings. At home I have my own private office with a nice view. I have a nice set of speakers and can play any music I like. If I want to go for a walk, I'm in a quiet suburban neighborhood with hiking trails nearby. The kitchen is always stocked with snacks I like plus freshly prepared healthy lunches (prepared either by myself or my wife). My dog spends most of the day in the office with me.

At the "new" office, no one has an assigned desk, so I have to take everything I need with me to my desk and pack it up at the end of the day. My company is distributed so I spend half the day on zoom meetings with people in other offices... and even with relatively few people in the office it's already hard to book a room for a meeting. There's enough background noise in the open office that I keep headphones on most of the time while I'm at my desk. We do get free lunches at the office which is a nice perk, but food is prepared off-site, so menus tend to be designed around food that stands up to this model of food that can be prepared hours ahead of time.

My commute is less than 30 minutes (one-way) and is a pretty pleasant drive.... it takes an hour out of my day, but it's not the primary reason I don't want to go to the office.
i mean i don't care to be good enough for my boss. I'll rather put my energy towards my family, friends, and God.
The fintech industry is trying to frame the Overton window around crypto with various claims - including the claim that they are outside existing regulation, as well as that they don’t need additional regulation, and anyway they can’t be regulated.

This is how lobbying works.
obviously they wouldn't refuse if they want to keep their job... return to office will be a very convenient way of laying off people without saying you're laying off people. remember an economic slowdown is underway for 2 quarters and will last for quite a bit more.
Spain has an unemployment rate of 15 percent. Its safe to assume that actual rate is higher than official rate. So no, "almost every other developed countries does it" is not true.

Also look up part timers in Japan, and the kind of capitalism there.
The COLO effort is driven mainly by Intel China and they are currently deploying it at some Chinese cloud provider AFAIK.

Unfortunately, as cool as VMWare FT and QEMU COLO are, you need high-bandwith and low-latency links between the nodes and still they increase latency and reduce performance a lot. And in 99.99% of cases just replicating the disk and restarting the VMs in case of a node failure is good enough.
TravelJoy | Engineer #7 | Full-stack / Generalist | Remote within USA | Full-time

TravelJoy is the market network for the leisure travel industry. Our mission is to bring the joy back into travel planning. We've built a product that thousands of travel agents absolutely love and depend on every day. You can check out our product here: https://traveljoy.com/.

*Why join us?*

- We’re an interesting collection of colleagues, united by our mutual love of travel. We’re a team of thirteen, nine of whom have a background in software engineering. The founders worked at LiveRamp together ($310MM exit).

- Virtually all of our growth has been organic and referral based (85%!) which goes to show how much our clients love us, and the inherent value of what we’re building.

- While the pandemic was incredibly hard on travel in 2020, we managed to stay lean, and grew our revenue and customers from Dec 2019. We're poised for extremely strong growth as travel comes back.

Learn more: https://join.tjoy.io/hn-eng7
I bought my first Garmin device more than 20 years ago and already back then they were the go-to source for consumer handheld GPS location/mapping devices.
AidKit | Remote | Full-time | https://aidkit.org

AidKit is the engine that non-profits and governments trust to deliver direct cash assistance to those in need. We build & operate the social safety net for people who slip through the "official" ones. We replace convoluted workflows of glued together spreadsheets, bank portals and human tedium with one unified platform to allow organizations that do good to do so faster and more effectively.

Since starting amidst the pandemic, we've distributed over $50M to tens of thousands in hard to reach populations (the undocumented, unhoused, refugees, etc) and are on track to double this over the next year. We're currently running some of the largest guaranteed income programs in the United States.

We're looking for an experienced all-around engineer (frontend & backend) who cares about our mission to bring good software to doing good. You'll work (with me!) as part of our small tech team to make sure our systems stay healthy under massive surges of interest in programs that we run (we went from 0 to ~1000 requests per second in a matter of minutes recently). Our stack is mostly Typescript and Postgres (with some Python that we're deprecating).

We pay everyone in the company $120k and would pay you the same + equity. We're bootstrapped and profitable.

If you're interested, please reach out to me at ben@aidkit.org!

(We consider ourselves a social impact startup <-- trying to make sure people who search for this find this post :)
What the hell even is TCL? It's all over your profile.
>The traditional voting system for French citizen is a transparent box with paper voting ballots in an envelop. You can count the votes later in a group of random citizens, I did it twice personnally, and it's very easy to understand.

That sounds lovely, maybe keep doing it that way.

You shouldn't treat online voting as something inevitable with phrasing like "will online voting require" if you want to continue living in a democratic republic.

"Crypto" (as in cryptography) experts have repeatedly briefed you people on this multiple times in multiple languages.

Stop misunderstanding on purpose, lest folks just do whatever they want (IMHO.)

But I'm not French, so I have no horse in this race... you can do whatever you want OP.
> - .NET is not really viable for non-server work. There is embedded/desktop stuff but you're going to have a headache outside of servers.

As an outsider to this ecosystem, desktop development is one of the things that has me interested in C# at all (built in windows stuff + Avalonia + Xamarin and the like).

Can you elaborate this?
The patent approval process isn't perfect. Had you violated the patent, and had Google sued you, you could always argue prior art. What would your evidence be?
Your blog link is 404ing. I was curious, hope you can stand it back up!

Thanks!
They live in crowded spaces. I had friends in NYC who would live 4 to a 1 bedroom apt where there'd be 2 people in a bedroom and 2 people splitting the rest of the living space with a DIY curtain. It's definitely a lifestyle choice, but it's not a pleasant one in my opinion which is why I never did it.
Location: Munich, Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, but only within Germany or to Norway

Technologies: Python, C++, Docker, Kubernetes, GCP, AWS, SQL, the Python ML/DS Stack (pandas, scikit-learn, numpy, scipy, matplotlib, Tensorflow, JAX), first experience in Typescript/React (with next.js).

Résumé/CV: https://www.nicholasjunge.com/cv.pdf

Email: nicho[dot]junge[at]gmail[dot]com

I'm a software dev with math/physics background, primarily focused on machine learning and data science/engineering. I can operate some other tools that fit the broader "MLOps" job description too, like Docker/Kubernetes, and some ML-related products of GCP and AWS. I did some webdev work in training visualizations for ML algorithms and for my personal website.

My main topics of study were statistics, ML, and analysis; I am fit in theoretical ML/DL concepts and numerical programming, allowing me to develop and implement performant algorithms.

On the side, I have been contributing to a couple of OSS projects, e.g. Google Benchmark and JAX. My latest project is pybm, a Python CLI for reproducibly benchmarking code throughout a git history. You can find it along with several other smaller projects in my github profile at https://github.com/nicholasjng.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/09/budget-breakdown-of-a-couple...

Making $200k, maxing out 401k ($18k)

But $700k home, child care, vacations, car, somehow $400/month on gas! "Children's lessons" $400+/month

https://www.financialsamurai.com/scraping-by-on-500000-a-yea...

$500k / year and max out 401k but... whoa. 40% taxes and huge student loans don't help but $1.5m home, expensive vacations and cars, etc.
Composable Analytics | Boston, MA | On-Site
https://composable.ai

Full-time positions for:
- Front-End UI Developers passionate about creating well-architected user interfaces and fluent in current best practices for responsive and accessible design.

- Junior and Senior level Software Engineers that have the ability to work across all layers of the application, from back-end databases to the UI.

- Data engineers and data scientists knowledgeable in developing and training data models and building data-driven products.

Opportunities are ideal for those that have an interest in designing and building large-scale, distributed, web-based platforms, utilizing cutting-edge technologies.

More info at https://composable.ai/careers/
Relative to the enterprise vendor, that is very much on the cheap. I wasn't placing any value on your work, I was referring to the ubiquitous "I know a guy" cost cutting solutions that end up somehow being very, very expensive in the end.
50 km is a long commute but it is not unheard of. Doing 50km under 40 min is doable, as long as that is possible by car you will have quite a lot of people commuting like that.

Almost all commutes are under 40 min but average is 25 min.
Hey it’s nice to see some more open source apps in this space. I am working on a similar project bangle.io [1] for the past 3 years and it shares similar ideology as yours - an open source note taking web app. What are you using to interface with GitHub ? In my app I am directly using its api though I did consider looking into those git libraries for web. Definitely would like to collaborate if you are interested.

[1] https://bangle.io
The universe is already thinking for itself! It wrote this comment and built this website, after all.
Allow remote. Give autonomy. Give them good equipment. Pay well for their area. "Cash strapped" doesn't have to mean you hire cheap. It means you've gotta make it count.
The results seem to bring them enough income so I'd say "worse" depends a lot on the point of view.
I felt like I had to add “raw count” even though the OP only mentioned countries since someone would inevitably feel chafed.
You're just sticking to semantics. It's well known all his companies require you to work more than 40 hours. Combine that with these emails, it's easy to understand what the expectations are.
> It wouldn't be good for your power company to have the option of arbitrarily cutting you off as a customer, and never giving you a chance to get back your power.

Yes, they're a regulated utility like water, power, natural gas, etc., and can't discriminate services based on political beliefs, unlike regular privately owned companies who are protected by the first amendment (in the US). Why the internet isn't regulated like a "utility" is beyond me. It clearly is as just about everyone and everything relies on it now. Just like it's very hard to live and do business without power or water, it's just as hard/impossible to live normally without the internet.
Gravity is a poor source of computation because it is incredibly weak - 10^-43 vs electron force. Even if you add several powers of 10 for all the metal wire harness and battery chemistry around the electrons, you still get far more usable force per gram from electricity and metal than you do from gravity.
A GUI with mouse support is a fairly important if not crucial feature for many users. It is their preference.
Using TomTom web map API for a project and they are really well developed. Great product that can compete with Google Maps.
It's the logical play. A 5x leveraged investment that is constrained by politics to move upwards? Stupid move not to play.
This policy move is coming out of the fact that all these street drugs are toxic and frequently not as advertised and so many people are dying because they don't know what they're using. It could be that the reason MDMA is included in that the health officers want to encourage drug users (whether they're addicted users of fentanyl or party drug users) to use drug testing services and not shy away from this because they're holding an illegal substance.
Kubernetes is super linux.
I wanted to make something like this (minus the gui) for a long time... thank you very much OP, I am bookmarking this.
But can we have meaningful democracy in the workplace with the current education system[1] that trains docile workers? Or with our political and judicial system outright owned by corporate interests?

[1] https://www.thesouljam.com/post/the-ugly-truth-about-the-edu...
Right, I inferred they meant "Americans" (from the United States), which I included in my comment. 320 million (which I included in my comment.) Are you refuting my sarcastic rebuttal? Is the original comment accurate, that all citizens of United States share that same behavior?
> I find that Google search results are still the best of any search engine for specific computer science and other specific tech-related topics

even without Google account?

This is my Google experience from my temporary workplace in Barcelona

https://i.imgur.com/X2Avw2v.png

Then I click on "I agree" and whatever thing I search I receive Spanish results because I am in Spain.

Not my idea of "the best of any search engine", but ok...
MNX Solutions (SmartOS/Triton DataCenter) | Senior Backend Developer | Monroe, MI or Remote (US Preferred) | Full time | $150k+ | 100% paid benefits

MNX has recently acquired Triton DataCenter[1] and commercial support business from Joyent[2], 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...

Reach me directly via my profile email to discuss in more detail.

[1]: https://tritondatacenter.com

[2]: https://www.joyent.com/blog/a-new-chapter-begins-for-triton-...
> Is your company hiring remote software engineers? I just started looking and would like to apply if so. My email is in my profile. Thanks.

A tip: If you are looking for something, you should make the person that actively pursue opportunities. You shouldn't expect someone to go into your profile, get your email and write to you.

Now, if you are not looking for a job, the same applies for recruiters (they are the ones that should actively look for you at that point).
I had the same idea but the "2022" seems to be the bit which gets nearly always ignored (in my subjective opinion)
> most auto manufacturers seem able to procure these materials in-house

Most auto manufacturers go outside for nav/infotainment units from suppliers like Here, MVI, Telenav, etc.

I don’t see any impenetrable barrier that TomTom couldn’t try to compete in that market (or as a data supplier to that market).
Most industries outside of the actual tech industry treat software engineers as low level technicians, pay and promote them accordingly, and then complain they can’t find anyone competent. Academia is that plus some of the worst internal culture you’ve ever seen. The work can be fascinating but unless you’ve already got fuck you money and just want something to do, stay away.
They chose a single English word as their trademark, there are dozens of others already using very similar marks:

https://uspto.report/Search/terraform

They shouldn't be surprised if someone else also uses the same word.

I'm a big fan of Yiotro Games and his naming system for Antiyoy/Bleentoro/Achikaps/Shproty: Come up with a series of letters that are easy to read, pronounce, and remember, and which are not already words when naming a project. This results in no trouble with trademarks or domain names, gives easy SEO, and isn't that hard.
To be frank, if they infer "ongoing problem" out of a single data point like that, they fall into the "not qualified to employ me" bucket. One instance of "tending to family matters" doesn't really say anything beyond, "I have a family."
I'm always suspicious of things that are named after the maker.
I'm with you. I love remote working. (Knocking on wood) I'll do it until I retire.

It's very easy for this to become a heated thing. I too wish discussions on this would trend away from absolutism. There's too much gray in the world for this to be productive.

I find a possible motivator in that is there being a sort of imbalance with preference -- if we assume whoever 'wins' sets the tone for the future.

If those who love the office get their way, the remote lovers (more likely) concede more than the opposite.

The remote people don't need other people to be remote. Just accommodate by using Slack, Git, whatever. The in-office people however do 'need' people to also join them on-site for the benefits of it to truly realize

(As much as I hate words like synergy, it really is sometimes easier to just hash things out in person)
> So far, he's been genuine over the 8 years that I've been following him and his ventures.

If that were true we'd have had fully autonomous FSD 5 years ago, to say nothing of "pedo guy". Over the last 8 years I've seen nothing to suggest Elon is a reliable source of information about anything.
AMD | Full Time | Austin TX, Santa Clara CA, Bellevue WA

AMD Research is an entrepreneurial research organization with a strong track record of driving research innovations into AMD products. We are a global leader in the development of the world’s most advanced high-performance computers, such as El Capitan, the world-leading 2 exaflop supercomputer.

We are hiring managers, architects, and software engineers with experience in HPC, graphics, memory systems, programming models, etc.

Learn more about our open positions:
https://jobs.amd.com/search/?q=AMDRESEARCH%20not%20co-op

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Email address in my profile.
SmarterDx | 150 - 230K + equity + benefits | Remote first | Full time

Mission: We use EMR data + A.I. to ensure that the recorded diagnoses for each patient match the underlying clinical care they received. This helps hospitals get paid by insurance companies (= direct revenue incentive in the short term). In the long term, this creates clean data for improving healthcare research, quality, and delivery.

Traction: We grew to >$1M in contracted revenue before raising, and have since closed a Seed round led by Floodgate & Flare Capital. There is enough market demand for us to 10X in the next 18 months and enough capital for >2 years.

Team: Highly technical founders (two physicians with technical backgrounds & can code + a quant engineering director at a global investment bank). Rest of the team includes an ex-ASF board member, ex-Googler, and other cool people!

Who we are looking for:

- Senior full stack engineers

- Senior front end engineers

- Senior product designers

Be part of the founding journey as we hone in on our PMF and build to scale! For more, see: https://smarterdx.notion.site/Why-SmarterDx-99ce53e9e2fb4b8e...

If interested email us at hiring at smarterdx dot com
I disagree, had I continued to pay the loans all of that money would have gone to principal instead of a good chunk going to interest. So I could have made some good progress on the loans themselves.

I know they are talking about forgiveness, but the numbers I see thrown around are about 10k of forgiveness and for people making less than 100k
It's a problem with going `serverless', for sure. To anyone running a proper http server, it's trivial.
Nava Benefits is hiring for multiple roles! - Remote (US)

Nava Benefits is a modern benefits brokerage on a mission to bring high-quality, affordable healthcare to all Americans. Built by a cross-functional team of technology, insurance, and employee benefits experts, Nava delivers high-performing plans that employees love and save employers money.

Our stack includes: React / Typescript / Next.js / Nest / Graphql / AWS

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It's something that's "said" about Dutch people but from my own experience, Dutch people are pretty capable at living paycheck to paycheck, too. Often under the assumption that all our taxes, insurances and safety nets will save us from any kind of fall. We even have a term for what GP describes, "wooncarrière".

And in a twist of irony, that attitude has come back to bite us as we failed to apply it to the wealthy.
You know kubectl has a built in diff subcommand?