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Location: Puebla, México.
Remote: Yes.
Willing to relocate: No, but if your company happen to have an office in CDMX, I may be able to travel back and forth occasionally.
Technologies:
- Haskell [Advanced], Rust [Advanced]. Love Haskell.
- Ocaml [Basic], Clojure [Basic], Scala [Basic], Erlang [Basic]. Functional programing and that stuff.
- Git, Neovim, Unix [Linux, macOS], Nix [very basic, still learning].
- Github, Gitlab.
- Agda, Lean. But I'm also learning Coq. Not an expert, but I try to do my proofs.
- C (but not C++), Python, Flutter.
- I also know Java, but I'm not proud of that. I wrote a parser combinator a while ago just for fun (but with Java verbosity it's a mess).
Résumé/CV: https://cv.ivmoreau.com/
Email: hire@ivmoreau.com

Hi! I'm a Software Engineer/Computer Scientist higly interested in Functional Programming, especially with Haskell. But I can also work with Rust.

I can learn new things pretty quickly and usually without any help, just making my way through the documentation. And I also love problem-solving, so I really try to get things working every time. But I'm also always working to improve my skills to become better in what I do.

While I would really like to work with compilers, types and a lot of formal stuff, I'm always open to other areas of development (i.e. Haskell's servant or distributed-process).

I'm currently a Computer Science undergraduate student at Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla. I'm finishing my bachelors in Summer 2023 (I managed to reduce by one year my degree, while having a good GPA [95.7/100]). But I also have a lot of free time, so this shouldn't be much of an issue. I promise to be careful.

I would love to be in your team building exciting things! So get in contact with me if you are interested or want to talk more about it.

Thank you so much for your time, and I hope you are having a good day!
Fascinating stuff. Thank you for sharing this. Since this one is focused on US, is there a similar study done not for US ( I am curious if some US-specific aspects could play a role here ). I am particularly concerned about girls depression rate jump.
SEEKING WORK | The Netherlands | Remote

Software engineer with a focus on but not limited to backend development.

I have worked on long-running applications with a large codebase and have started projects from scratch. Besides developing software, I have experience with managing and implementing customer software projects, CI/CD, designing software system components, and leading a development team of 7 people. While I am happy to take on projects in any problem domain, I have some domain knowledge in the Dutch healthcare and Dutch pension industry. I work as part of a team most of the time, but am open to solo projects.

Most of my experience lies in Java, C# and Node.js development, but have worked with others and any technology stack is negotiable. On the front end, I have most recently worked with Vue.js, but other frameworks are not uncommon to me. I also have a Master's degree in Artificial Intelligence.

Currently available for ±10hrs/wk, from Jan 1st I'll be available for 32hrs/wk. Please contact me if you're interested, or if you simply want to connect or have a chat that's also fine :)

Email: renzo at <my domain>

Website: https://www.renzo.dev

CV: available on website for download
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No (for the time being)

Technologies: NodeJS, Typescript, React, MySQL, MongoDB, Git, Docker, Linux, Cloudant, Kubernetes, Helm, REST, GraphQL, Kafka, C#, PHP, Laravel

Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fbR3MkzwezqBgKu_Wil9uJH2SUP...

Email: jpablolassala@gmail.com

I'm looking for opportunities as a remote contractor.

I've worked as a Full Stack Web Developer with emphasis on the Back-End. Up to this day I've worked as an employee for local companies but I'm willing to take the leap with an international team.

As a developer, my focus is to create scalable, flexible and clear written services, always sticking to good practices and Agile methodologies. Willing to work as a team member in a collaborative environment, and to teach others if necessary
some people prefer their caffeine cold? Lots of people talk about drinking tons of coffee - but when you watch them make a cup its half dairy and sugar anyway... could be the same with Tea (builders tea for example)

and it could just be their guilty pleasure - better than the "normal" coke
Synura is looking for a Ruby on Rails Developer to help us build a collaborative video planning and AI-powered editing app.

Compensation is 5.5-7k USD/mo. We are all-remote and hire in any country within GMT-5 (US Central) to GMT+3 (Eastern Europe).

Company: https://www.synura.com

Job posting: https://boards.greenhouse.io/synura/jobs/4535673004
Location: Boston, MA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies:
JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, React, Redux, Hugo, Node.js, Express.js, Jest, Ruby, Sinatra, Go, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, SQL, TypeScript, AWS, RESTful APIs, Git, Github, Docker, Linux,
Bash, ELK Stack, Heroku, Digital Ocean, Docker

Résumé/CV: https://www.paulinetanzman.com/

Email: ptanzman (at) gmail.com

GitHub: https://github.com/Pauline3414159

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pauline-3414159/

I recently wrapped up Arroyo (https://www.arroyoframework.com/), a lightweight framework for granular log rehydration.

I am looking for a new opportunity as a full stack developer.
Location: NYC
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Go / React / Typescript / SQL
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-chisari-973074a8/
Email: michael@chisari.us

Experienced developer looking for a position at a NYC startup. Currently in Chicago, looking to work remotely for 6mo to 1y then relocate.

Startups preferred, earlier the better.

Heavy on applications development and a generalist skillset. Can jump into anything from designing in Figma to managing cloud services and devops to anything else as needed.

Send me an email and we'll talk.
> Sure we can, but more importantly, why the hell was money put towards _THAT_ question

At a complete guess: because there's money in it. The study may have been quantifying the increased likelihood that homosexual couples are TWINKy (two incomes no kids). A demographic that is well known (in marketing circles) to have more disposable income than average. In the UK the phenomenon was known as the pink pound [0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_money
I was apparently lucky last time I rented in Germany. My apartment came with its own garage which was equipped with a 400V 3-phase socket.

So it's definitely possible!

(Sadly my car still ran on fossil fuel at the time. )
Can't you accept the previous session id from the client so it would allow an authentication attempt?
When Athletic Abilities Just Aren't Enough – Scoreboard Hacking Part 3
Playstation 5? What's that?

I've head of them but have never seen one in a store.
Sports scoreboard hacking. Creating our own wireless controller with GNU radio and Python after reverse engineering the device.
I was office and apartment hunting in 2018. I ended up moving into a freshly built apartment building with no infrastructure for charging. Five years later, those that have electric cars compete for the few available 15 amp outlets on each parking level.

I asked each broker/property manager (residential and commercial) of new construction why they were not making accommodations for electric cars and Ubers. (Ubers are a lot more convenient where there is a portico or designated area for getting in and out and waiting for cars instead of holding up traffic in the street.) It was obvious that how people prefer to use cars is changing.

All of them told me that it was too far away to worry about.

Now they are trying to figure out how to retrofit the building for the necessary wiring and to correctly meter the tenant. Right now all of those electric cars are going against the common area usage.

Myopia seems an expected consequence of bad housing market policy.

I won't be buying an electric car until I move elsewhere.
“Phishing” implies fraudulent deception.
I think we should all be much more worried about what happens when communication lines are cut.
Non-EV owners seem to be under the impression that DC fast charging has not been invented yet. The Superchargers that I use all charge at a peak of 250 KW. At 250 KW, my car is gaining up to ~17.5 miles of range per minute of charging.

Of course, it can only charge close to that fast when the battery is low, so what about a more realistic wattage, like 150 KW? That's still 2.5 KWH per minute, or up to ~10.5 miles of range per minute of charging. At that rate, I'm still gaining 30 miles of range is less than 3 minutes.
Ubuntu, Fedora/RH and (open)SUSE have been the top desktop Linux distros for 20/30 years... Sure others come and go but there's been plenty of continuity.

I also don't see Pop_OS supplanting any of the big 3...
I'm interested to know, if it isn't too personal, what kind of work do you do to bring in income?

There's a few passions that I have/have had, but I've found it hard to devote the time to any of them because I tend to feel very drained after doing work on things that I don't particularly care about.
I've seen some paid solutions for this like https://www.clickcease.com/

Does anyone know of any free open-source solutions?
Depending on location, apartment hunting with any car can be difficult, and likewise house hunting without a car can be difficult.

In general the infrastructure needs of apartment dwellers and house dwellers tend to differ a lot.

Personally, if we're talking about upgrading legacy infrastructure in rental units, I would really like if including in-unit washer dryer combos would be the norm in my city (Boston). Although I own now so it doesn't bother me anymore, but it was quite frustrating paying $3500/mo rent and still hoarding quarters for the weekly laundry haul to the common-area basement of the building.
Something else, I meant most people use defaults and are not educated enough to rely on them finding firefox and using it, you have to market it to them.
Again, max ping of 43ms. The worst kind of latency is the unpredictable kind that can't be compensated for. The reaction speed of a casual gamer will be somewhere near 180-250ms. If we take the upper bound, occasionally the casual gamer's input will take 17.2% longer to register.
> 3. Client side tooling that loads data into your local machine and displays into a SaaS web app without the SaaS app ever having your data

Member mini mongo?

Supabase will be Meteor in no time.
There's a difference between a natural process being harnessed using technology and claiming a breakthrough when there's extensive research and working devices that are are further ahead in terms of TRL already.

But I guess you know that and just wanted be snarky ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Wise simply does not work on many countries because of the way that they use to send the deposits, it is not a direct bank transfer, far from it, so it just doesn't work to receive money (speaking from Uruguay)
SEEKING WORK | Tulsa, Oklahoma | Remote: Yes

Hey, I'm Sam and I'm a Consulting Software Engineer who helps SaaS companies master Technical SEO.

I love long walks on the beach and taking on impossible-to-solve Front End Performance challenges.

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⏻ Technologies

TypeScript, Tailwind, Node.js, Serverless Functions, Vite, React, Vue, Next.js, Nuxt.js, Astro, Netlify, Vercel

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⏻ Open Source Projects

I built and currently maintain the largest GitHub community for Apple Silicon Software.
https://github.com/ThatGuySam/doesitarm

I also built an interface for displaying Marvel Movies and am growing it using Google AMP Web Stories with regular features in Google Discover:
https://github.com/ThatGuySam/marvelorder

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⏼ Email: hnhiringoct22@scc.mozmail.com

⏼ GitHub: https://github.com/ThatGuySam

⏼ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-carlton-99884629/
This is very cool. This will open up a lot of different use cases.Congratulations!
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I'm Jake, a Principal Front End Engineer on the Growth Tech team, and you can find me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakekenneally/

Fundrise is currently hiring for multiple roles, levels, and teams, including:

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Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33066129
Absolutely true. The VPN provider's servers and business must be outside of your country.
The name is doublespeak and not concerned with privacy as an ideal, it's really just to manage CCs in a sane way, like using a CC once and then disposing of it so you don't get unexpected charges. Also it limits the blast radius if a vendor gets breached and your legal name is not exposed. (So you need to sacrifice your privacy to privacy.com to get privacy on other vendors). They need to rebrand as 'SaneCard' or something similar.
See I run a DSP and I'm not sure what incentive we would have to be against this? My primary goal is to keep advertisers spending, and the better their results the longer they hang around. I have a vested interest in eliminating fraud if followed to that conclusion. Then again we focus on performance campaigns not brand awareness so we're a bit a different. Most of our inventory too comes from large sandboxed audio apps so while not perfect on the fraud front there is less potential for it from less players.

Then again I am a startup and I have seen how some people at very large adtech companies operate. Less sophisticated clients (many of them with huge budgets) can't properly evaluate what they are buying and thus default to cheapest CPMs possible. It's unfortunate and a symptom of the incredibly opaque ads stack and inventory.
As someone who resides in the province, and near the site in question. You're wrong. There isn't much old growth left. Lots of replanted timber stands, not much old growth.
This is almost certainly a temporary price increase for bananas. They have remained remarkably steady in price over the past 10 years.
There's also using cast iron to introduce iron into the diet.

Food prepared in iron cooking pots as an intervention for reducing iron deficiency anaemia in developing countries: a systematic review - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12859709/

It's also something that many vegans have looked into https://plantprosperous.com/cast-iron-cooking-for-vegans/ (which links to the above article too - though I found the nih one first)

My search-fu is failing me at the moment, but that was also believed that this was an important part of the pioneers heading west in the early parts of United States history.
This is kind of silly. Actual senior developers get near-real-time feedback from the rest of the organization, and if their interpretation of a request is off, they get multiple attempts to satisfy the request. None of this is true of a coding exercise.

If you want to evaluate a candidate's ability to cut through ambiguity or manage sprawling scope, evaluate that and only that in a specific exercise. Don't just build a shoddy coding test and then rationalize it's weaknesses by saying that good candidates will succeed despite the flaws of the test. That's both disrespectful and un-rigorous.
I thought the latter name sounded familiar and then I realized I met with him at the Broad Insitute and he told an off color joke about getting DNA from mosquito's testicles. Interesting guy who worked on UK crypto before genomics.
Location: Brazil (UTC -3, overlaps with US and Europe)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Maybe
Technologies (recent): Python, FastAPI, Javascript, Typescript, Node.js, Express.js, React, Redux, AngularJS, Java, Oracle, SQL and PL/SQL
Résumé/CV: victorclf.com
G mail: victorclunafreire

I'm a problem solver. I learn quickly and use whatever tech is necessary.

Finished my PhD in CS by the end of 2021.

Worked on software which is used by the Federal Police of Brazil to manage 95% of their police inquiries.

Passionate about computers since I was a kid. Studying and working in CS full time since 2009.

I enjoy producing high quality and high value software that follows best practices (e.g. CI/CD, Clean code, Testing, SCM, Reviews, Joel Test, ... )

So that you can hire me confidently for a remote position, I am open to chats, technical interviews, algorithm challenges, take-home coding exercises, trial periods, etc. Whatever it takes to ensure this is a good fit for both of us.
Great! Really impressive.

It seems that WASM could be an alternative container solution.

This approach is like an intermediate step before recompiling it to wasm.
I think this is a dupe? I assume Poland is demanding similar reparations from Russia (as successor to the ussr) for the deaths and partitioning that occurred? Given that Poland was “moved west” as an outcome of the war, Germany should demand its lost territory back that is now in Poland. Poland can go to Russia to get its lost territory back so as to restore the pre wwii borders.

Or, Germany and Poland can call it a wash and Poland can go after Russian to settle its issues with the ussr.
But why would I want to do a thing like that? I chose not to choose life. I chose somethin’ else. And the reasons? There are no reasons. Who needs reasons when you’ve got the internet?
Great job. Very inspiring project...

I also think it is best to keep a job in the beginning. At least keeping a half time job.
In France we have a great unemployment benefit (2/3 of salary Netto). This is great for founders to be full-time on the project on the first year and a half. I used it.

According to many business Angel, unemployment benefits counts for the BIG majority of 'investment' in a startup.
The uglier truth is that the median paper doesn't matter and probably won't be cited or read except for other papers that don't matter either.
SEEKING WORK | UK, REMOTE

15 yoe developing software systems with FOSS and contributing back.

I've worked in many areas, notably backend, multimedia streaming and communication services (IPTV, CCTV, VVoIP), Linux kernel drivers, debugger development. I have made some contributions to FOSS projects, including the kernel, FFmpeg and Gentoo.

Github: https://github.com/andrey-utkin/

Website: https://autkin.net

Email: hn@autkin.net
Weird formulation to call it a leaks. While true, it doesn't quite capture the fact that it was deliberate sabotage. You know, it's like saying "the 9/11 plane crashes are a wake-up call for countries with vulnerable skyscrapers". Just feels off.
> "hundreds, thousands, millions of people who are far better at a thing than you are" existed much before internet.

Yes... but the population has exploded so exponentially that 8% of all people who have ever lived in history are alive today[1], so people back then also had less people to compete with to stand out during their time.

They also had less and less previous generations of people's achievements accumulated to study and be aware of to build off of as well. Also they had much more low-hanging fruit they could tackle. It's much harder to find something novel or likely to lead to a scientific breakthrough to pursue, creative or scientific, nowadays.

And also didn't have an internet full of constant distractions, so they were likely more productive in their respective field(s).

https://www.techopian.com/eight-per-cent-of-people-who-have-...
Location: Orlando, FL (US)
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: maybe
Technologies: JavaScript, HTML, CSS, TypeScript, React.js, Vue.js, Node.js, Express.js, Cypress, Mocha, Chai.
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17fg3ckYO5nK2kwiBf_sWpWlV4Zk6FD8p/view?usp=sharing
Email: camidantas@icloud.com
I've found they're pretty manageable with liberal use of ublock's element zapper. Obviously the average user doesn't do that though so I have no idea how anyone else manages to use the site
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It is a matter of fact that aluminium wiring for appartements and houses is fine as long as the wires are correctly specified for the load. It works. There are plenty of houses with aluminium wiring that have stood the test of time and plenty more which will.

It's not rocket science. Aluminium is slightly less conductive so you have to make the diameter bigger (and coat it, etc...). When you do that, it is fine.

Aluminium can be and is used in smaller, high power applications, especially when weight is a concern, as it has a higher conductivity per unit mass than copper.

The issue with aluminium wiring in practice is not the aluminium oxidizing. Aluminium oxidisation is self limiting. It is an improper connection leading to a few nanometers of oxidation at the connection site, and thus higher temperature at the site of connection leading to a fire. This is avoidable but some places feel it is easier to ban aluminium wiring than enforce proper electrical connections.
It would be cool if they built a car with a generator in it so you wouldn't need to fill up the generator and then the generator charges the car. You could just put gas in the car!