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Flourish Health | Remote (US Only) | Full-Time | Fullstack - React Native/Node | $120k-$180k + Equity

Flourish provides family-focused therapy to adolescents with serious mental illness (schizophrenia, bipolar, manic depression, etc). We're building an app to give both the adolescents and the parents 24/7 support, virtual and in-person therapy, and symptom monitoring/early break detection using sensor data (FitBits to start). Getting good care and in front of lapses is literally life changing for these adolescents.

We were recently VC funded, have a good runway, and path to profitability. We've got two large health plans signed on already. We're currently in stealth mode, and aiming to launch this fall.

I'm looking for engineers who want to make a difference in the world while tackling hard problems. Our stack is Typescript, React Native, React Native Web, NodeJS, and Mongo. We're a remote-first company, and we'll be do in person meetings a couple times a year (our first is in August!)

Interested? Email me (Josh, CTO) at josh@flourish.health.

Want to know more? https://flourishhealth.notion.site/Software-Engineer-Flouris...
Predictive Index | Boston or Remote (US) | Full Time

Our mission is “Better work, Better world,” and we take great pride in PI’s power to supercharge workplace relationships and culture to achieve the unthinkable. There’s a reason more than 8,000 companies—including The LA Clippers, Hugo Boss, Nissan, Docusign, Pendo, and Spartan Race—trust PI to help them hire top talent, design winning teams, and develop leaders at every level.

You can learn more about us and all our open roles here: https://www.predictiveindex.com/company/careers-at-pi/

Current technologies include .NET (Framework and Core), Angular, Node.js, TypeScript, and Azure.

* Senior DevOps Engineer: https://grnh.se/8fc8083b2us

* Product Manager: https://grnh.se/57dd7dd32us
Would you leave a company for terrible code?
The people are nice, but your held against a dude that aged with the company, the code is horrible despite everyone thinks he's a guru. Its aged poorly documented and there is no will to upgrade it. I'm in a moral dilemma.
Zivid | Oslo, Norway | Full-time | VISA | ONSITE | Software Engineer, Senior Vision Engineer, Senior Software Engineer - Cloud | https://www.zivid.com/career-join-zivid

We are Zivid, one of Norway's most ambitious new technology companies! We have developed the world's most accurate real-time 3D cameras for robotics and industrial applications. Our cameras provides robots and machines with 3D vision. Among many applications, Zivid cameras can be used to recognize randomly distributed parts for pick-and-place, or do in-line quality control of 3D components on a production line.

Software Engineer:
https://zivid.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=88&source=aWQ9MT... | Deadline: August 9th, 2022
Extend our SDK for Zivid 3D cameras, on areas spanning C++ API design & library development, GPGPU programming, GUI, and API wrappers for other languages such as .NET and Python. Add new features to our SDK, improve algorithms and performance, fix issues, add automated tests, and improve our internal build scripts and tools.

Senior Vision Engineer:
https://zivid.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=85&source=aWQ9MT... | Deadline: As soon as possible, running evaluation.
The Vision team is a cross-functional team responsible for inventing and developing features on our 3D platform. As a Senior Vision Engineer, you will work to improve our core computer vision algorithms, 3D reconstruction, pattern encoding and decoding strategies, noise filtering, post-processing, vision calibration, etc in Python and C++.

Senior Software Engineer - Cloud:
https://zivid.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=86&source=aWQ9MT... | Deadline: July 4th
We are looking for a versatile, hands-on and experienced cloud architect/engineer. We are building a cloud system to monitor cameras in the field and authenticate access to a customer's subscribed services. You will shape this journey and influence the Cloud architecture from the early stages. Technology stack includes .NET and Microsoft Azure.

Open Application Software:
https://zivid.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=26&source=aWQ9MT...
We are always looking for talented people! If you have the right skills and are excited about working in a team with high energy and passion, we would very much like to talk to you!
Semi-automated offside technology to be used at FIFA World Cup 2022
Definitely, you can hide a carrot that not looking great in frozen chunks, but that alone doesn’t mean that you’ll get worse quality. It will lead to less wastage, though. People are often obsessed with the look of food items, to the point that supermarket groceries are bred to look good, regardless of taste.

Also, clearly, if you buy 0.99 dollar/kilo frozen peas you’ll likely get worse quality than 10.99 dollars/kilo fresh. But dollar against dollar, frozen vegetables will very likely be higher quality than you can buy fresh. Unless you’re buying straight from the farm - but most folks don’t.
Yes, there is something to be said about at least being more explicit on warning people about the dangers of consuming high % THC products.

An industry that can profit off addiction is being observed drastically increasing the level of an addictive substance in their product. You expect consumers to be perfectly informed. I don't. Thus, it is reasonable to discuss whether an at what threshold a product should be labelled as higher-risk. If the behavior of an industry seems malicious enough and its public health impact adverse enough, regulation is necessary.

I'm arguing in the abstract.
>[1]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6312155/

This is an opinion piece written by a Psychiatrist. Hardly conclusive or convincing. Also focuses on teen use so not sure it has much relevance for the vast majority of users in Legal jurisdictions.
How do you end a war you did not start? Surrenders have consequences.
PicassoMD | Senior Engineer | Washington, DC or REMOTE | https://picasso.md

PicassoMD is working to improve our healthcare system by connecting primary care providers with specialists to better collaborate on patient care. Through our mobile apps, PicassoMD facilitates more appropriate triaging of patients, seamless transition of care, and ongoing coordination. The result is a reduction in unnecessary referrals and ER visits and better patient experience and outcomes.

We're looking for a Senior Engineer to work on our React Native and Ruby on Rails codebases: https://apply.workable.com/picassomd/j/52AF49E55C/
I Created a Perfect Snake A.I
I think they're pointing out XX,000 representatives still doesn't matter if only X00 have functional control over $trillions of budget allocations.

Probably need such a broad dispersion and decentralization that you approach a rough high-level facsimile of a UBI before you really blunt the influence your parent post was pointing out.
V looks interesting, and I wish it the very best. However the attitude of the lead developers toward criticism or negative feedback (even if it's not valid) is highly off-putting imo. Everything negative that people say appear to be taken as an "attack", and as far as I've seen they are quick on the trigger in regards to banning or blocking people that they disagree with. And at the very least they just completely disregard all negative feedback as lies, scams, conspiracies, etc.

The responses I've read by the devs are in stark contrast to what I've seen in other languages I use, such as Rust. I hope that as the language evolves, the developers will start reflecting on the way that they interact with others and how it impacts people's view of V. I could never justify using a language like V in production if I couldn't even trust the lead developers to be level-headed during criticism.

I'm sorry for ranting, I really wish the best for V and its maintainers.
R12 isn't used anymore, R134a is the new hotness.

Or coldness I guess.
Happy Bobby Bonilla Day
It does do archiving, and it does it very well. It's fast, provides short URLs, blocks ads in the archived pages, tries to bypass paywalls and login walls, and resists censorship. That's why people use it.

And it's funded by ads, so yes, it does have tracking scripts, just like a good chunk of the internet.

If you are privacy-conscious (or just don't like ads), then you can use uBlock Origin to get rid of them.
I didn't deny that. I just said calling it the "fourth reich" is hyperbole. Do you honestly believe, without hyperbole, that these actions are on the same level as those committed by the Nazis while they were in power. You know they were responsible for the genocide of millions at an industrial scale, yes?
the instructions are all right there:

- download and extract the zip file

- go to archive.org, go to software, search "doom rpg brew". download and extract the zip file to the same directory

- run BarToZip.exe

- run DoomRPG.exe
Contagion is ripping through crypto, at least, in a way that's more like 2008.
Sure, but this is user-hostile. The entire expectation of the car rental process is that you get your keys, jump in the car, and drive off. If you have to read a manual, or sit there fiddling with knobs and buttons while it's freezing/steaming outside, then the process is broken.
Glimpse.ai | Multiple Engineering Roles | Maryland or Remote | Full-time | VISA Sponsorship Available | $150k - $300k + Benefits + Equity | https://www.glimpse.ai

Glimpse.ai is a profitable, stable, and growing artificial intelligence startup that is building an NLP product that automatically writes content about any subject with the same level of quality, factual accuracy, and usefulness as a human. This product already has thousands of monthly paying subscribers and our MRR has been growing by 8-10% month over month.

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Senior Machine Learning Engineer - Deep Learning https://careers.glimpse.ai/o/machine-learning-engineer

Our research is centered around making language modeling more accurate, fluent, and useful for users. We are able to write accurately about topics that are too recent for a model to have been trained on (such as writing about Elden Ring or Ukraine) and about topics that are extremely fact dense where current models would hallucinate and write inaccurately.

You would be at the intersection of research and production code - constantly ingesting research papers, building prototypes, and later turning those prototypes into production code.

Our ML work almost exclusively involves very heavy deep learning (transformers) and we primarily use PyTorch.

You will be working directly with our Founder/CEO (me!), who is leading the ML team, both as a manager and an individual contributor.

We would love to talk with anyone who has done research in text generation, information retrieval, or reinforcement learning for NLP tasks.

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Senior Full Stack Engineer https://careers.glimpse.ai/o/full-stack-engineer

You would be responsible for taking our AI and allowing giving our users ways to use it and interact with it. What is the point of AI research if there is no way for anyone to use it and derive value from it?

Our stack primarily involves Ruby on Rails and React.js. We use technologies such as PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and RabbitMQ.

If you have industry experience doing full stack work (no matter what the stack), we would love to hear from you. We would also be very interested in talking with people who have the experience and desire for a Team Lead position.

===

Contact us by emailing alex@glimpse.ai with "HN" in the subject line or apply at https://careers.glimpse.ai
Major failures are a little hard to hide probably. Advanced adversaries can see it probably, so better to control the story and report on it, rather than let the Chinese or the Russians reports on "US hypersonic missile fails, again!".

Another reason is to highlight the need for more funding. "We obviously need more money to run even more tests".
Sitting in standstill traffic in >30°C climates is more than an inconvenience; it is an acute health risk. Please consider the fact that a significant proportion of humans live in tropical or desert climates which would be otherwise uninhabitable without air conditioning technology.
I think we forget over time and become complacent to the strong possibility that the US maintaining its economic and defense hegemony has generally resulted in fewer people doing bad things. So you go from a generation who used the military might to stop literal Nazis and effectively save the world, to more of a lull where people forget that and start calling for a removal of all foreign bases and a reduction in might, to being smacked by the reality again that bad people predictably do bad things, such as russias invasion of ukraine, and it’s good overall that we have this military might, even if not everyone appreciates it.
I have never been laid off. Not because I'm an especially good engineer, but because I have a good understanding of business and internal politics. I would have been fired from 4 of my 7 jobs eventually if I hadn't left.
Are you seriously doubting that there is a war in Ukraine?
But I would argue that reality says that you're objectively wrong about "A replacement is overdue."

In the real world, X has remained as good as, or better than Wayland this whole time. Proven by "people still use it, a LOT."
What a strange value proposition.

Can't say I've ever had a craving for that...
Yes, when the clockwork timer runs down.
1. Except cryptocurrencies aren't any good for that, because the transaction costs are too high, and the value of cryptocurrencies too volatile. Cryptocurrencies are not a medium of exchange.

2. Now, what's a valid use-case for a smart contract, and please explain how it functions if there's a bug in the contract?

3. Maybe. You'll need to provide a more concrete use-case. Also, you have the outside-world problem (you know the data hasn't been altered, but you don't necessarily know where it comes from).

4. All you need for decentralized identities is a public key. (Though if you want your identity to be long-lived, you'll have to also have a system of secure key rotation, and the most straightforward system is blockchain-ish in that it involves a signed append-only log. But it doesn't need a global trustless ledger.

5. See 1, except worse, because the transaction cost dwarf the actual payment.
Yep, somehow this project got included in a spreadsheet of vendors, and somebody told the new guy in the compliance department, "email this compliance form to all of the vendors in this spreadsheet".
> In free countries you just broadcast

Sure, and anyone who is banned on YouTube can still "just broadcast". Their rights were not harmed in any way.

To borrow your analogy, you may have the right to eat pancakes but you don't have the right to eat at IHOP. You can be banned from every pancake selling diner in town yet you can still eat pancakes. No one has stopped you from eating pancakes.
While a nice looking toaster, and supposedly good, I could buy 10 cheap toasters, each lasting up to 10 years, for the same price as one of these.

It is at this point I realised my toaster oven is fine, for that once a week serving of toast.

Now, if they had a 30 yr parts warranty, or some such, at least I'd feel semi-secure..
I've been following vlang's GitHub issues lately and it feels like every second issue is about broken codegen in areas which seem so basic you wonder why it was even merged in that state. So I have mixed feelings about this. On one hand, the list of features/fixes is impressive and there's a growing community, and even a book, on the other hand there are endless edge cases which weren't properly thought out/tested and which break the compiler. Maybe vlang needs some sort of fuzzing?
Or maybe it is the best opportunity ever to really make a difference, depends how you frame it.
its not even that secret - US control over narrative formation / amplification are sufficient for entirely counterfactual stories to be held to be true and beyond scrutiny. This is the US strongest asset - control the stories that are told - and supremacy will be assured
[Serious question (pot smoker myself)]

Has there ever been a successful civilization that had incorporated use of cannabis in general society? I am not talking about some priestly caste using it for tripping, divining, or making up scripture, I mean like the use of alcohol which actually apparently was a key factor in emergence of urban civilizations.

Related question is: do we know of any civilization that collapsed after embracing cannabis?
Freezing does destroy the texture to a varying level, but the question here was not “frozen or fresh”, but rather “buy frozen or buy fresh and then freeze.” Your freezer will not treat those vegetables any more kind than the factory freezer.
Religious or ethnic minorities being erased aren't shown on live TV unless it's happening in or being perpetrated by a state that your government wants to topple.
Yeah, good point. "Arguing the other side's position" takes training.
Kandji | kandji.io | Multiple Locations (Remote, San Diego, London) | Full-time

Drawing on decades of experience in Apple IT, we saw a dire need for a device management platform that could accommodate growing businesses and increasing regulatory demands. Existing solutions were either overly simplistic or mind-numbingly complex and didn’t meet the needs of today's organizations. We knew there had to be a better way — so we built Kandji.

Check out all of our open positions: https://jobs.lever.co/kandji?lever-via=pDOy2EET6c
SEEKING WORK

Location: Berlin, 3 - 6 hours overlap with EST

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Elixir and Phoenix, Kafka, Kubernetes

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulgsbyrne/

Email: paulgregorybyrne@gmail.com

*

More than 8 years professional software development experience, including working remotely with US based teams, I'm flexible and communicative, and currently available.
If you're talking about the preempt-rt patches being merged, those are very soft real time.
Unity made a big push in 2020 because of metaverse optimism, correct? It seems to me like the end of lockdowns and economic downturn is proving just how delusional some of those VR tech ambitions actually were...
I can't smoke high THC strains. I need high concentrates of CBD since it takes the energetic edge off the THC, and CBD is a natural anti-psychotic. This is why I prefer hashish over dried leaves, since most hashish has a good ratio of CBD to THC. Moroccan '00' is my favorite.
Sage/maxima/etc are significantly worse than mathematica at symbolic operations. Check out these benchmarks:

https://www.12000.org/my_notes/CAS_integration_tests/reports...
If this interested you, there's an episode of "The War on Cars" that features Jody Rosen, the author of the reviewed book.

https://thewaroncars.org/2022/05/31/two-wheels-good-with-jod...
The community isn't too friendly, I'm sorry.

In the cited thread, I've deleted my contribution because of the tone of the discussion (passive-agressive know-it-alls with smirk emojis): https://github.com/vlang/v/discussions/7610#discussioncommen...

Is this how you welcome people to the community?

I enjoy V and contributed several PRs which got merged, but there's definitely an attitude problem there. I gave up contributions because of it.
I think the extent of driver assistance i want in my vehicles, ever, is something already widely available: adaptive cruise control so i can say "hold 80 mph on the highway, i'll do the steering; if i'm about to rear-end the guy in front of me because he's doing 60, brake and match speed". Maybe some form of haptic alarm if cruise control is engaged and i change lanes, but no override.

That's it. That's all i want.
Work email disappears when changing employer. Also I strongly don't want the 'hi Jon, want to work here instead?' messages going through corporate IT.
You have a very strange definition of a lie. There's a working example. Anyone can run it and inspect it, it's all open source.

Autofree hasn't been a priority because of how unexpectedly well the GC is performing with V, but it will be finished.

All this is clearly stated on the website.
I could not agree more. A lot of game producers get this arrogant approach of: "Making games would be such awesome job if it wasn't for those pesky gamers".

The question here is: "Is this a really innovative graphical design that will get praised by future generations but is misunderstood now" or "Is this just a bad decision that the creator is unwilling to own". I tend to think it's the latter. Ultimately the sales will tell.

Obviously I'm not defending the minority of insane comments made my mentally unwell people, but it does feel to me that the rage-quit was prompted more by the general negative sentiment people expressed about the looks of the game rather than by the personal attacks.

We have seen the same thing happen to Star Wars where the legitimate criticism was painted as toxicity of the fandom.

To quote another HN comment I saved recently:

> “Ultimately, the reason some people get upset when a series changes isn’t because the new game is new, but because the old games get their future cut off. Getting a sequel you don’t want closes the door more definitively than creating a new IP. Nobody wants to see the corpse of something they love puppeted around when it could just be laid to rest.”
Complete nonsense, blasting something out of proportion to fulfill some elitism.

If you have handled blunt knives for years, you are accustomed to handling them and have muscle memory. You know how to use them, and the blades of most blunt knives develop a saw-like edge that helps in cutting.

Might not be as cool or impressive as a $200 damascene hand-forged pseudo-japanese knife, but they just work. What's dangerous is going from blunt to sharp or the other way round.

Sad to read that the same gatekeeping attitude from the article seeps in here as well.
When did he say that no layoffs were coming?
Conquest for land happens. California would still be part of Mexico if we hadn’t done the same thing. Why is it our job to stop to history?
Applied Intuition | Recruiters, Software, Sr. Software, Sr Frontend | Bay Area, Detroit, Tokyo, Munich, Seoul, DC, Stockholm | Onsite, VISA | Full-time [ACTIVELY HIRING].

Help accelerate the future of autonomy. Applied Intuition provides the infrastructure to safely develop, test, and deploy autonomous vehicles at scale. Applied Intuition equips engineering and product development teams with software that makes it faster, safer, and easier to bring autonomy to market. Headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in Detroit, Tokyo, and Munich, Applied is composed of software and automotive experts from the top companies in the world (such as Google, Amazon, Apple, Waymo, Tesla, Delphi, GM, and Bosch). We are hiring for all roles listed on our website, but the following roles are P0 priorities (across all experience levels):

- Head of Marketing (Bay Area)

- SWE, Maps Infra (Bay Area)

- Frontend SWE (Bay Area)

- Product manager, autonomous systems (Bay Area)

- Gen. SWE, all levels (Bay Area, LA)

- Sales Director (Bay Area)

- Sales reps (Globally)

- Product Designer (Bay Area)

- Robotics SWE, all levels (Bay Area, LA)

I joined Applied in 2020, and have only great things to say about the culture[1], the product, and the team. Our tech stack is cutting edge[2] and a blast to work on and our customers love us (and demand a lot from our product). If you're interested in bringing a deep software skillset to autonomous vehicles, Applied is a fantastic place to land in this industry. There is a wonderfully wide mix of age and experience here as well.

Apply online, every application is read: https://www.appliedintuition.com/careers or email me (def + @<company address>) with any questions.

Eng blog: https://blog.applied.co/

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM3-k-g3CV4
Allow women in Afghanistan to live under horrible conditions under an oppressive ultra-Islamic regime. Strange how everyone forgot about that one as soon as the yellow/blue flag became a meme.
There's https://layoffs.fyi which is keeping tally