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Monadical | Multiple Engineering roles | Full-time | Remote | monadical.com

We're a fully-remote development consultancy that is growing quickly. Looking primarily for senior developers with experience in Unity/gaming, Rust, frontend/React, full-stack, and dev ops. Project management or sales experience is a strong plus, but everyone doing PM or sales work here also has written or actively works on code.

Mostly looking for developers outside the US. Much of our team is in Colombia and Canada, and we have team members on every continent except Australia.

We place a strong emphasis on our healthy, inclusive culture and value personal growth & learning, work-life balance, and professionalism. Work on a variety of projects. See more about our culture here: https://monadical.com/principles

A quick note: given the global economic situation business is a bit slower than usual and as a result our hiring process is tighter than usual. But we are still hiring :)

Email apply@
https://archive.ph/xumaZ
Gender dysphoria is a real thing that's treated by transitioning. In people suffering from it it demonstratedly improves quality of life and reduces suicides.

> that is what you truly are and all you’ll ever be

Only if you choose to see it this way. The majority of western society accepts transgender people today and it's not an issue.
I'm in the Air force, and while not relevant to actual camouflage ability, I can personally say that OCPs look much nicer than the uniforms before. A lot of the old camo patterns looked painfully ugly. And the ability to camouflage isn't too relevant for me anyways, unless I'm trying to blend into chairs/desks.
Point taken. Where I grew-up they had school busses up to middle school. Then you needed to take public buses. They then gave us a special pass that allowed us to travel during school hours for free. I am not sure that public transit is the problem per-se here, but really the city infrastructure.
Location: Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python (Django, Django REST, Flask), Rust, JavaScript/TypeScript, React.js
Résumé/CV: https://kirusfg.com/
Email: kirusfg [at] gmail [dot] com

A junior software engineer looking for an opportunity to grow professionally. Most experienced with Rust and Python, have built a number of both monolithic and SOA-based Web applications. Open to any offers except for crypto/blockchain, trading, sports. The pay is of the least importance if the team/product/challenges are great.
Narmi (Techstars NYC '17)| New York, NY (NYC) | ONSITE (really a lax hybrid) | https://www.narmi.com

Narmi is helping reinvent banking in the United States. We create a more accessible and useful financial ecosystem by powering the online banking, mobile banking, account opening and open banking APIs for the 10,000 credit unions and community banks in the United States.

You'll be working on production software that has a real impact on the average American's life everyday. Our software helps them save money on their bills, understand their financial story, protect their families and move money.

Narmi was founded by two Georgetown University alums who previously worked as CEO and CTO of an $18 million credit union and also at some of the largest banks in the world.

Plus we are backed by a top 5 VC (NEA), growing very quickly, and operating close to cash flow neutral.

Even if you don't think you are an exact fit for one of our current openings, we'd still love to talk. We are always looking for well-rounded engineers to join our team in NYC.

- Senior Full Stack Engineer https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/c4010f88-21b9-4d89-9d67-510b6cd9...

- Software Engineer - Quality https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/7d30242d-febc-4aac-97e9-e8b60c5b...

- Senior Software Engineer - Infrastructure & Reliability https://jobs.lever.co/narmi/c807303d-7fb8-4a98-8c9b-99ae2d7b...

The interview process entails an intro call to get to know each other, a remote pair coding session (for technical positions), and a remote "onsite" half-day.

Some keywords: * Senior Full Stack Engineer, Senior Full-stack Engineer, Senior Full Stack Developer, Senior Full-stack Developer * Senior Front End Engineer, Senior Front-end Engineer, Senior Front End Developer, Senior Software Engineer, Senior Product Engineer, Software Engineer * SRE, Devops * Banking, finance, online banking, mobile banking, open banking APIs, * New York City, New York, NY, NYC, Manhattan

You can learn more on our website (https://www.narmi.com/careers). Make sure to mention you found us on Hacker News. Also please feel free to reach out directly to me chris @ our domain.
> I bought tickets to Joe Rogan

On purpose?
The rate of increase in emissions slowing down means that the third derivative of atmospheric carbon is negative. Your chart shows that the second derivative of atmospheric carbon is negative. Both these observations are consistent with each other.
This sounds like it is backed by some negative experiences with religious folk. I'd be interested to hear what you have experienced if you are willing to share?
Yeah, we're along for the ride at this point. We are definitely not going to start treating this seriously until it's an immediate catastrophe.
This is why many people with kids want to physically return to the office - fewer distractions.
Thats pretty much what happened to most US based labor-intensive industry.

It all seemed to work fine for US business leaders until it slowly started dawning on politicians that their "free trade" schtick created a colossal national security risk in the form of enormously fragile multicontinent supply chains.
I feel like eventually they'll be back to highland plaids as being the optimal pattern.
"But I'm assuming this means hiring people without the same transactional mindset?"

Our company tries to outsource the more boring/routine stuff to overseas contractors. The results vary.
Location: Prague, CZ

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Rust, C, low/hardware level programming, reverse engineering, Bitcoin mining, Linux

CV: Upon request

Email: jobs@ibawizard.net
Is Personal Knowledge Management a 'Nerd Snipe'?
It doesn't really cover enterprise patterns or refactoring in any depth, so I'm not sure why you'd replace Fowler. I agree skipping uncle bob is probably healthy for everyone though.
Checking if a JavaScript native function is monkey patched
True :( Especially Maps
I'm in the same boat! I feel better because my twitchy fingers always lead to learning or discussing something new and interesting, but they're still twitchy fingers.
1) Most countries in Europe provide [healthcare, education and economic support]

Varies state to state, in some countries there is "mandatory health insurance" which is subsidised, NHS is free at point of sale in the UK.

Education is also dubious, as in some of Europe there's subsidies for childcare under school age, but it's nearly universal to have free healthcare for standard ages (school years 0 - 11); and very few countries offer higher education (university) for free (and even fewer pay you) -- Sweden/Denmark do all of that.

When it comes to income support, if you lose your job then you're really taken care of, it's not really as binary as "do they offer support", in Sweden you can have 80% of your pay for the first year in most cases, only 20% of that is paid by your employer; which is a bit unprecedented in Europe.

2) Sweden has the number 8 highest income tax

Such things are not so easy to quantify, Sweden has 2 tax rates;

a) Municipal tax rate, (usually around 32%~)
b) Federal tax rate (20%)

Municipal tax applies to everything you earn, Federal tax only applies to everything after 45,000 SEK (4.500 EUR/mo); that's for income tax, there's also social contribution tax that your employer pays (19-30% depending on how they operate in the country) and the highest VAT in Europe.

You'd have to try to understand how that applies for you. My salary is higher than average but not absurdly high and I'd earn more money in my pocket in every single other country in Europe, I think that's because there's an "absurdly high earner" tax in most countries and a lot of those comparisons take "maximum effective tax" as their only reporting metric, UK has 4 tax bands for example, one of which only kicks in at 150.000gbp p/a; which is 4x the national average and the tax rate then is still lower than Swedens.

So it being "8th highest" is dubious. I'd be interested to see the citation; though I would agree that websites are not doing a real analysis about what they're saying and just stating an "effective top tax"

3) Private healthcare works for me

Private healthcare through my insurance is actually great, but nothing is better than a fully working properly socialised healthcare service; they have tremendous buying power, even operate their own supply chains and can provide services which don't just bring them profit.

My childhood in the UK without the NHS would have been positively miserable, it's hard to imagine how it was because of what it has become now though.
There's a special breed of alt-right people who are actually well informed on the issue, don't deny climate change but because they are doom&gloom minded libertarians they passionately advocate for de-regulation because "we won't make it, so lets just have a good time when we can". I'm not accusing anyone, it's just that I know such a person with phd in a related field and he is very active online, pushing for alt-right agendas and culture wars in spite of "leftist who cant stop lying". Went offline for weeks when Trump lost and he doesn't like the guy.

I really can't understand this mentality. So what if we probably won't reach the goals? What is the proposed action here? Increase the limits on carbon emissions? Evacuate the places that will go under water?

For some reason, the arguments I see online revolve around the idea of "we can't make it, just don't bother" as if it is a investment opportunity that failed.
Johnathan Haidt speculates (and I'm inclined to agree), that young boys tend to do a lot more of their online socializing through video-games and less time on the algorithmically curated feeds so they're less subject to the weird effects of radicalizing "peer" pressure that the feeds impose on girls and gay kids. The boys who do get into that stuff do seem to be at special risk of pickling themselves into weird communities around stuff like inceldom or other sorts of violent political extremism, but that seems to be more rare (though more extreme) than what happens with groups of girls.

I think LGBTQ curious kids probably tend to be especially vulnerable since the internet is such an important gateway for so many of them to seek out answers to the questions they're starting to have about their own identity and self-conception. But the logic of the curation model isn't a "natural" or "organic" friend group so they're really being jerked around by these things at a very impressionable and vulnerable age.
Crisp | Software engineer | Full-time | ONSITE | Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Crisp is building a new online supermarket in the Netherlands and Belgium. We believe real fresh grocery shopping should be better and easier. We are a serious scale-up (total headcount ~180), where the close-knit tech/product team (20) builds our app, warehouse and internal tools.

We are looking for software engineers that like to work directly with their colleagues in other disciplines such as warehouse operations, retail commerce or app user experience. An ideal candidate has a background in computer science, a healthy disregard for red tape and excellent communication skills. Our stack is no-nonsense (using technologies such as grep, strace and make), with backend code in golang/php and frontends around react (native). We prefer generalists over specialists, and willingness to learn over a long CV.

Reach me directly at emiel%crisp.nl. Please include a CV or linkedin profile. All messages will be answered. Our recruitment process includes a 30 minute tech test we ask you to do at home.

Vacancy page: https://crisp.jobs/fullstack-developer-1
NASA plans to return Mars samples to Earth in 2033
> the decision process that resulted in the horribly-ineffective UCP
> pattern amounts to: "We want one pattern

Just wait until you read how the F-35 was procured. "We want one airplane for the Air Force, Navy, and Marines. Oh, and it had to include parts from almost all NATO allies, even those who we won't sell it to."
That’s wildly wrong. The medical community adopted depression and anxiety from general use dating back to the 1500’s rather than the other way around.

“The meaning "dejection, state of sadness, a sinking of the spirits" is from early 15c. (as a clinical term in psychology, from 1905);” https://www.etymonline.com/word/depression

“anxiety (n.)
1520s, "apprehension caused by danger, misfortune, or error, uneasiness of mind respecting some uncertainty, a restless dread of some evil," from Latin anxietatem (nominative anxietas) "anguish, anxiety, solicitude," noun of quality from anxius "uneasy, troubled in mind” https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=anxiety
"Lieutenant! We're sticking out like sore thumbs here! Why did we go with bright-fucking-red as our uniform colour? The enemy can clearly see us coming!"

"Corporal, your job is to bang on that drum as we march, not complain about military fashion."
> Playing to a minority is not very smart from a business perspective.

Yet every major corporation rebrands for pride month.
You have a salient point in regards to mask vs identtiy being an abitrary distinction and I agree it's definitely a spectrum to an extent, but thaat's nothing to do with the majority of the people on those subreddits and tiktok circles. They will literally fake seizures or passing out to indicate when they change between alters, or insist that they have literal fictional(often anime) characters as part of their "systems", and do these delusional showcase videos where they will rapidly shift between all of their "alters" on video, changing their facial expressions and posture to signify that they're a different one.
In addition, C2 was not what it is today, so an important design goal for military uniforms was to distinguish friend from foe on the battlefield.

In the same vein, modern militaries often attach IR strobes to personnel and vehicles to identify them at night. This will likely appear silly in a few years when night optics are pervasive (if that hasn't happened already).
No, just no. AB testing how much you can squeeze out of the channel has a huge negative backlash. A customer driven "send these more often" or "send these less often" offer in the email will give the customer the ability to set the level of engagement that works best for them and avoid both rage quits and user hostility to being "worked."

A friend of mine was hired by Peet's to try to clean up the mess they caused by doing this to their previously loyal fan base, it has been a lot of work and expense.
You know how they say "they don't build em like they used to?"

Take a look at these appliance prices!

$399 for a microwave ($1200 today)

$299 for a sewing machine ($920 today)

$699 for an Atari computer ($2100 today)

I wish I could see the washer/dryer prices in the video as well.

If you want something to be built "like the used to," you really do have to pay for it. There's a reason that your $400 Hotpoint washing machine doesn't perform like a $1600 Speed Queen.
Rich and poor, young and old, have this in common. I know many college educated and affluent people that can't manage passwords or multi-factor authentication. Oh and don't ask them to save recovery codes because they will put them in highly insecure places... and then forget where they put them.
Hey guys, I find this methodology to be really effective:

1. *Use templates*
Use templates to streamline your work whether generating video, images, or documents.

2. *Make a content calendar*
You can prepare, organize, and plan your material ahead of time so you're not scrambling when you remember, "Shit, it's Mother's Day!"

3. *Content batching*
When working on one type of task, it's easy to get into a flow state. This saves time.

4. *Write caption first*
On social media, we generally choose the image first and then the caption. Writing captions first sometimes work better, though.

5. *Repurpose*
Reuse content when possible. You don't always require new stuff. In fact, you’re pretty stupid if you do

6. *Schedule*
If you're still manually posting content, get help. When you batch your content, schedule it ahead of time.
I go for the classic 'Big Blue' look and wear a suit and tie. Helps me to mentally separate work and relaxation time, with the added benefit of getting better treatment from management.
The seven types of rest: I spent a week trying them all
Info: this does not work in Firefox (102 on linux, but that's a detail) with content blocking enabled, because Firefox does not allow to load jQuery from google's CDN.

> The resource at “https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.5.1/jquery.mi... was blocked because content blocking is enabled.

And then there are cascading errors.
thats a weird take, very defensive.
But, since youre sure about it I guess everyone should be too.

I'm sure no one is trying to destroy US democracy either or stage insurrections, etc. oh wait...

If I had to guess, I'd say it was intentional and all about money.
That could make it illegal. Even if they didn't intend to lose in combat, it still gave US soldiers a handycap.
Right, politicians can say things like "the climate is changing all the time" to buy another 20 years of inaction.

Now we are seeing big "net-zero" promises 30 or 40 years down the road, what's mostly likely is that in 15 years there is another big fad for taking action in 50 or 60 years.
Location: Chicago
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: AWS GCP Node.js Javascript React GraphDBs ElasticSearch Redis SQL
Résumé/CV: https://github.com/timcash
Email: code@timcash.io

Projects run the range. Examples: SaaS on AWS and GCP, reverse engineering, streaming video, counter-intelligence, network analysis, geospatial tools, and data pipelines. Now I focus on leadership, machine learning assistants, automated testing and peer-to-peer networks.
NPInterview | Software Engineers/Data Science | REMOTE/Worldwide | Part-time

Tired of sitting through multiple rounds of badly put together interviews that does not show you in the best light.

NPInterview (in MVP) is attempting to use tailor made video interviews focused on the candidates strengths and cut down the effort on both sides.

We are currently looking for interviewees and interviewers with any background.
Enquiries from recruiters & companies are also welcome.

Feel free send us your CV and enquiries to contact [at] npinterview.com
Just a little context here! I was just adding a little humor to the thread. I did not actually think they were wearing camouflage.
That's a great analogy!
If you have the functions this is one kind of problem, but if you don’t it’s another.

In EE we learned something called up-down analysis. Basically you turn a knob and see what happens to the result! Write down all the changes. Then you can at least get a sense of the change at a certain time.

This is good for adjusting the angle of a platform with several screws, for example.
Twenty-nine minutes to drive from Naperville to Chicago? Maybe at 4am. That's going to often take 2 hours.
Who says fads are confined to Tumblr?
I said dazzle camouflage, and it was.

The goal of their uniforms wasn't to hide individuals within the environment, but to make it hard to discern individuals within the imposing mass of soldiers.
30% Optimization of DateTime.GetDate()/.Year/.Month/.Day/.DayOfYear
Optimization based on Cassio Neri, Lorenz Schneiderhttps - Euclidean Affine Functions and Applications to Calendar Algorithms (2021) paper
> So the biggest problem is that every optional feature you offer up does not help when someone walks into the library already locked out. The vast majority of society will never be aware of available options and features for their Google account, so it's only the default behavior that matters.

Fair enough. I live in the EU, we all have state-issued ID cards and no cultural problem with using them, so presenting those via some channel to Google would work here, but I can't imagine it working in the states.
The second question is my question as well. Because K8s has failed to deliver as a true "platform". i.e Application teams still have to care about infrastructure. That statement is true even for the "managed K8s" by cloud providers.
But what's the alternative? We are stuck.
I am a software engineer with 15+ years of experience. I work on hardware projects.

Resume/CV : https://www.dropbox.com/s/l6w2wd55ql5acnn/CVPYB.pdf

Location : UK, EU, possibly Asia, remote.

My experience is in embedded systems, wearables, scientific equipement, manufacturing, set-top-boxes / video, consumer electronics...

I am looking to work with fast-moving hardware startups or scaleups.

More info on this in my CV, as well as my open source work and my writing.

Technologies : "Full Stack". Which means : systems and low-level development, firmware and digital electronics ; backend development ; and web development on occasion.
Never bet against Javascript!!!
To be fair I had to look up the term because it's not used anywhere anymore. At least not anywhere I have worked.

The few profitable start ups I've had the pleasure to work for (including the current one I am at) heavily leverage confluence. A well structured confluence/runbook is indispensable in quickly ramping up engineers new to the company or handling common bugs/etc if you find yourself on call. There's never been a formal "process", but generally if you're doing something that is complicated enough that it can't be explained to someone in passing you make a new page and start writing. I personally do this by the seat of my pants. If I feel like the bus factor is high I will generally start writing stuff even if only I use it, so on the off chance I get hit by a bus there will be documentation somewhere about how to do things. But, I also religiously take notes for myself (ADHD is one hell of a drug) and I've found this alone a major contributor to making it to staff.

Confluence is just one solution though, I've also seen this done with a simple git repository and a well written front page README.md with URLs to various things, or having project specific knowledge in a special file along side the project README.md.
It's called "The Line" because it's straight. It does not "snake". What's with editors these days?

It's supposed to run on renewables be less energy intensive and incorporate "green" technologies but somehow NPR feels it needs to bash this project because some people think it's impractical in the desert. The whole place is mostly desert. Where do they propose they build cities, maybe instead find rainforest to cut down instead?
This is a little misleading. Men attempt suicide with more reliably lethal methods like firearms, whereas women attempt suicide using more unreliably lethal methods like overdosing on medication [1]. In fact, according to your link, women attempt suicide at a rate of 1.8x that of men [2].

[1]: https://www.verywellmind.com/gender-differences-in-suicide-m...

[2]: https://www.datocms-assets.com/12810/1649682186-14296_afsp_2...
Grandparent's focus was on "growth". And clearly, the report says CPU is "down".
The Permanent Revolution and Results and Prospects