skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Singularity Energy | Product Manager | Onsite (Boston) or Remote (USA) | $100k-$125k, 0.05%-0.25% equity

In order to decarbonize the grid, the world needs better carbon data and analytics. To support this mission, Singularity Energy is building the world's highest quality view of historical, real-time, and forecasted grid carbon emissions. Today, grid carbon data is siloed, outdated, and lacks spatial and temporal granularity, and with new climate pledges and decarbonization plans being announced every day, there is a tremendous need to get the underlying data right. We started by launching a data and analytics platform (with 1B+ data points and growing) that helps companies build carbon-aware products, and we're looking to grow our team in order to improve the sophistication of our offerings and expand our capabilities to become the 'carbon intelligence layer' for grid operators, utilities, companies, and service providers to build data-driven decarbonization solutions.

Details: https://angel.co/company/singularity-energy/jobs/2412762-pro...

Contact jobs@singularity.energy for more information.
But nursing doesn’t scale! /s
i think the problem with datalist is the default styles, and the lack of customizability (eg if you want multiple slections, or to display descriptions or images next to each choice, or you want fuzzy matching). most of the time you'll just want to go ahead and import a ComboBox component someone else has made
I didn't read the entire page, but the title of the blog is "Gay Robot Noises"
That is actually pretty hilarious.
Location: PST

Remote: only remote

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: communication
systems, SDR, signal processing, dsp, fpga, asic, Matlab, Simulink

Email: tensor_habit0a@icloud.com

5 years experience in dsp/signal processing. 5 years of experience in general EE (embedded c, pcb layout, schematic capture, manufacturing).
I live in a townhome community managed by an HOA with shared electric costs. A proposal to explore shared charger installation was not explored because they had made up their minds already that nobody that would live in our community would be able to afford an EV anyway. I have a plug-in hybrid. It's an uphill battle and generally the people against BHEV or EV just don't know that much about them, and why would they? It's not like they're keeping up with EV news. I bet a number of people still think Tesla is the only EV player in town. Buying an EV and living in this community would be a huge pain unless I had a car with a really good charge curve and nearby DC charging. The places I regularly visit each week don't have level 3 charging yet.
I think 'bad batches' can also refer to 'abnormally strong' batches. What normally causes overdoses, in my experience, is the inconsistent strength of black market narcotics.
Hey, assuming humanity is still alive, that's just in time for our great-great-great-great-great grandchildren to enjoy them!
I believe I have a fair bit of relevant experience! Would there be any one to have an informal chat with first?

Sorry, don't know how these threads work. I'd like to get the ball rolling on relocating to EU next year; the product sounds pretty cool, but I can't pick one particular position to apply for, from the choices.
We're there. Both were first sold by big pharma...
Hurricane Ian and other disasters are becoming a growing source of inequality
Hydrogen fuel cells can't compete with battery EVs on energy efficiency, if the hydrogen is produced from electricity by electrolysis. (Most hydrogen is made from natural gas.)

Hydrogen beats batteries in terms of energy density, so maybe it has a future in aviation. I think ground transport will eventually all transition to battery electric (and hopefully we'll get electrified roads at some point so battery size and range isn't really an issue anymore) unless energy somehow becomes so cheap that we just don't care how inefficiently it's being used. I don't expect that to happen any time soon though.
They added poison to industrial alcohols because they knew it was being used by people for consumption.
Location: Vienna, Austria

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, about to move there

Technologies: HTML, CSS, SCSS, JavaScript (also, some TypeScript and Angular)

Résumé/CV: https://daniel.harka.com

Email: daniel[at]harka[dot]com
Not a single sentence of this article refers to renewables.
Also, how effectively can the GDPR be enforced on companies with zero European assets? They can say “stuff it” when the fines are levied. Will the EU force blocking at the ISP level?
No, this thread happened because not enough effort was put into automating performance testing.

Which, unlike making everyone develop on palm-pilots, is the correct solution to performance problems.
My favorite was moving into an apartment that had no fridge which is what happened to me when I relocated to LA. Not once in my previous apartment renting experience until then did an apartment not come with a fridge.
I have the Apple credit card.

If you just want to generate 1-time credit card numbers to use once it's the best experience imo - can easily do it in the Wallet app.

Also lots of these subscription websites now detect card generated from something like a Privacy.com is prepaid and will prevent you from using it which defeats the purpose. Not the case with Apple.
Caches. Branch predictors, prefetching, translation lookaside buffers and their shoot-downs. The Hot Path. Bitsets, popcount, FFS, a&~(a-1). Kernel bypass, ring buffers. Logging, write-ahead logs, undo/redo/autosave via logging. Computation in strong type systems. Latency vs throughout. Queuing.
I think the point is, the problem isn't a problem if it is priced into the product. It's cheap as hell to show ads on a cost per delivery model because the value is low, in part because of bots, in part because people don't click on ads much and in part because it's not clear how useful they are for building brand awareness. If there are more bots than previously suspected, sites will need to charge less to account for that. That's how the market functions, not a sign that it is not functioning.
Hint: Don't use ctrl-w in their terminal. Turns out that has another meaning in Firefox...

[EDIT]: I'm zero for three thus far. I give up.
A video by Scott Manley explaining what a rotating detonation engine means: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG_Eh0J_4_s
FOLX Health | Senior SDET, Senior Eng Manager | Remote | https://folxhealth.com

FOLX is redefining healthcare for the LGBTQIA+ community! Our community is claiming back the power to define our bodies, our relationships, and our families as we see fit. If creating a better version of healthcare in a remote world sounds appealing to you, come work for FOLX.

We're looking for a Senior SDET to help build out our test engineering team, and a senior engineering manager to support our growing team.

View more details on our open roles here: https://folxhealth.com/careers/ and apply here: https://www.comeet.com/jobs/folxhealth/76.00D
Jakarta EE Survey 2022
Been there and it kills your confidence. Online dating is truly fucked for men.

Checkout Gerbert Johnson on YT, he has a channel with some funny content on it that isn't absurd redpill nonsense.
They’re not actually that useful in practice.

The era of imagemaps was one where they were raster images at a fixed size, and when CSS wasn’t particularly good for interesting positioning and layout. Once you acknowledge viewports are extremely variable in size, there’s very little place left for imagemaps, and so people stopped making the kinds of designs that could benefit from it; and once you had alpha channels and better CSS and cross-platform vector graphics, there was even less place for traditional client-side imagemaps.

(As for server-side imagemaps, ismap, no one ever really used them. A few years ago I deliberately used them in order to just barely support JavaScript-free operation on a toy just for the sake of it, but they’re very much a solution looking for a problem these days.)

I haven’t used an actual client-side imagemap for years; what I have done is used SVG as a form of better imagemap, not least because you can actually target the areas with styles. The imagemap in the article is approximately equal to this:

<svg viewBox="0 0 400 379" width="400" height="379" fill="none">
<image href="workplace.jpg" width="400" height="379"><desc>Workplace</desc></image>
<a href="computer.html">
<title>Computer</title>
<rect x="34" y="34" width="270" height="350"/>
</a>
<a href="phone.html">
<title>Phone</title>
<rect x="290" y="172" width="333" height="250"/>
</a>
<a href="coffee.html">
<title>Cup of coffee</title>
<circle cx="337" cy="300" r="44"/>
</a>
</svg>

But just think, now you can add rules like `a:hover { stroke: blue; stroke-width: 2px; } a:focus { fill: lime }` (maybe with some filter or mix-blend-mode).
They are still in use on Bandcamp for navigation in custom headers
I you aren't a user, or have never been close to a user in any capacity, odds are there is much that "you don't know you don't know."
This makes it sound so much easier than it actually is. Tracking where customers from on iOS device is extremely difficult. Now spread that difficulty over 10 different advertising channels (youtube, Facebook, direct visits, google, etc), each with millions of dollars in budget, and the problem quickly becomes impossible to track yourself.
Great company! Start up company with awesome benefits like money for a personal vacation! Company paid health, dental and vision insurance for you and the family! Serious inquiries only.
you want to support an entire family in one of the most expensive localities in the world on a "average" developer salary?
Modern dating apps are pretty much all terrible, they basically completely commodify the experience of love and turn relationships into a purely aesthetics based thing. It's pretty terrible because I think most people don't actively have any way to meet single people their age, so people pretend apps are somehow a band aid for a deeply atomized society. Unless you're in a foreign country or a tourist, the advice I've heard repeated over and over is trying to meet others through organic social connections (ultimate frisbee, D&D, work, class) so that there exist some social fabric to base a relationship upon.

(Pretty good, slightly cringey, video on how apps use the language of capitalism
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-bcKRd_lfAg )
Thanks for the link, was not aware of that opportunity. It looks like this might also be a possible source of funding for theorists who write software tools.
It started when you googled cheats for a game, this was one of the top results, and it spit things like these:

- In super Mario you can gather 100 coins for an extra life!

- There are no currently known cheats for Civilization VI. If you know one, tell us!
Using AI to target a laser for killing roaches
Every "thing" you do to improve health has a marginal benefit attached to it.

There is so much crap out there which claims to have a huge impact, but at the end of the day, we have to compare the [cost and time] against marginal benefit.

The following provide the greatest marginal benefit:

1. Body-weight: this is going to have downstream impacts on cardiovascular function and sleep, so I'll go ahead and claim this is probably the most impactful variable. Simply being a healthy body-weight has an ENORMOUS positive impact on overall health. Likelihood of cancer and other non-communicable disease are tightly linked with bodyweight.

2. Diet: tied to bodyweight, sleep, and cardiovascular function as well. Diet is not complicated, at least in terms of gaining a large marginal benefit. Sure, you can optimize, but rigid fad diets are often a sham and will rob you of liberty, time, and money. Just eat a recommended diet of mostly whole foods. Keto, carnivore, low carb, low fat... it's all just product differentiation. Maybe one is better than another, but what is the marginal benefit of giving up the liberty of what you put in your stomach?

3. Sleep: Practice good sleep hygiene. Get as much as you need. Don't lay in bed unless you're actually sleeping. Get out of bed immediately upon waking up.

4. Exercise: for longevity, focus on moderate cardiovascular function. Overdoing it can be as bad as none. Strength training is important as well. Grip strength is a leading indicator of whether or not an elderly person will recover from a fall.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe this jargon applies to kpop as a whole, not to any specific kpop band.

So when you're starting up a new kpop band, you don't need to educate your audience in all of this jargon. You just need to educate them on any terms specific to the new band (and I would guess the set of those starts in a limited way before it grows in any meaningful sense).

I think part of what we're seeing is that kpop as a genre is highly popular. It's "easy" (not really, but relatively speaking) to start a new band because fans can migrate from other bands. That's as opposed to starting in a more obscure genre where you'd be truly climbing up hill to reach any fans at all, even if you did literally every single thing that the kpop bands do.

As an aspiring author, I'm certainly very interested in this sort of audience acquisition, but it's not obvious to me what (if anything) can really be applied to my use case. The advice in the article makes intuitive sense, but it's also honestly very common advice, and I've talked to a lot of friends and colleagues who've done things like this and it's not that easy.
SEEKING WORK | Fullstack Developer, automation, bots, mass scraping | REMOTE, France

I started teaching myself to code when I was 10yo, I've been specializing in automation and fullstack JS development since 2015.

I can basically automate or scrape anything you can think of on any device, I've worked as a fullstack & growth engineer for startups and scale ups.

I automated all kind of processes at most of my jobs, in my personal projects and in my personal life.

Worked on a few entrepreneurial projects(mostly MVPs that didn't take off :))

I work mostly with Typescript/Node/React(native), AWS Lambda, Firebase, Puppeteer/Playwright and my own private automation libraries.(also worked with a lot of other languages/technologies that aren't necessarily worth mentioning)

Please get in touch at: otmanebenazzou.pro [at] gmail (dot) com

Github: https://github.com/OB42
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/otbedev/
You can add these to your list of esoteric tech questions to ask during interviews. /s
I dunno, SpaceX's Starship was gonna be composite/carbon fiber and then they decided "actually maybe stainless steel is better" and went with that. Which in my humble opinion dwarf's "our actuators need to be better/different" as an engineering decision.

If there is one thing Musk's companies seem to have it is a combination of both velocity but also a willingness to go against the resulting momentum if it seems like that velocity is in the wrong direction.
Glean | Engineers, Designer, Account Executive | On-site* (NYC) | Full-time | https://glean.io/

Apply: jobs@glean.io | https://glean.io/careers

Glean is building the most intuitive way for teams to visualize data and make it interactive.

We are a well-funded, ambitious Seed-stage New York City startup backed by top-tier product and data investors. Our team has experience as early employees of successful startups and in big tech. We have early product-market fit and a growing list of paying customers, and we’re looking to build a diverse and thriving team. And we might be a great fit for the next step in your career if you’re excited about having a lot of ownership over your work, learning from early-stage customers and investors, building a world-class engineering culture, and holding a lot of equity in a fast-growing startup.

For senior software engineering roles, open to remote candidates with US work authorization in some cases
It’s honestly fascinating to me that women think bots are so interesting that they deserve an article like this. I feel like almost all men match with more bots than real women. We live in entirely different worlds.
Maybe, but then again the demand is far higher than what they can deliver and their solution is to hire thousands more people. While that’s a simple scaling mechanism they were limited by Covid restrictions and will probably be limited by the worsening energy crisis
> Why wouldn't I be able to run GTK apps on their ICE powered desktop?

Of course you would be able to, just don't expect the theming to match, the menus to have similar structures, dialogs having buttons in predictable places, etc.

> isn't the purpose of WASM to make possible in web environments that which is possible on desktop environments?

I don't think so. I think this is the purpose of all the new Web APIs more than WASM. The sandboxing and the inability to call out to the system is crippling for GUIs in WebAssembly. It works well if you control the drawing and are able to output raw data to a <canvas>, but it's a hassle. WASM works the best for things like opencv or dlib, but I think the GUI for the apps compiled to WASM will need to be written in JS for quite some time, if not forever.
Amperity | Seattle / NY / Zoomverse | Remote | Full-time

Amperity is hiring a variety of technical roles: Engineering Manager, Applied Data Scientist (Lead), Senior Software Engineer.

Interesting problems: - Ingesting and cleaning massive amounts of data daily and blending it with real-time events - Automatically stitching data together across disparate systems by training machine-learning models to build a probabilistic knowledge graph - Taking research algorithms and productionizing them for high-scale usage - Allowing users to perform complex, real-time queries across an aggregated view of their data - Publishing query result data to a diverse set of systems for client usage.

Tech stack: - Clojure/ClojureScript - React/Reframe - Mesos/K8S - Spark - Kafka - SaltStack/Terraform - Riemann/InfluxDB/Grafana

For a full listing of positions, see https://amperity.com/careers/ -- apply there or reach out to me directly with questions. [my hackernews userid] at amperity dot com.
Follow Up Boss | Remote (US Based) | Full-time | https://www.followupboss.com/

We are a bootstrapped, profitable company started back in April of 2011. We are a fully remote company (since day one) with a mostly US-based team.

We are very customer-centric: https://www.facebook.com/followupboss/reviews and our customers love our product.

We are growing and looking to hire strong senior/mid level engineers.

Senior Application Security Engineer ($166k - 180k) - https://careers.followupboss.com/senior-security-engineer/en - PHP implementation, pen testing, best practice education, audits, etc.

Senior Infrastructure Engineer ($166k - 180k) - https://careers.followupboss.com/senior-infrastructure-engin... - AWS, Terraform, Ansible, LAMP stack

Senior Full Stack Engineer ($166k - 180k) - https://careers.followupboss.com/senior-full-stack-engineer/... - PHP + React

Full Stack Engineer ($130k - $146k) - https://careers.followupboss.com/full-stack-engineer/en - PHP + React

We solve for a lot of interesting problems for our customers and strive to make the product simple and easy to use. Behind the scenes we process billions of emails, millions of text messages and calls, sync with dozens of integrations, and more.

Please check out https://careers.followupboss.com/ for more info , thanks!
That's wild speculation. People who can reliably obtain pure drugs and properly dose their drugs are far less likely to die from them, obviously. Currently, most drug users cannot reliably obtain pure drugs (virtually all street drugs are contaminated) and hence cannot dose with complete accuracy.
Stylitics | New York | REMOTE or NYC | Full Time | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics

Stylitics powers lightweight, engaging retail experiences for many of the top brands and retailers in the world. Our platform automates the generation of outfits (or home bundles, or sporting goods bundles, or ...) that allow brands and retailer to showcase how their products can complement each other. We recently raised a Series C.

We've been a Clojure shop since 2015, and are a Map-level sponsor of Clojurists Together. In addition to Clojure SWE roles, we're hiring for JS devs with an emphasis of Svelte JS (some of our key 3rd party JS products require a smaller footprint than CLJS is amenable to) and analytics roles with a focus on Looker / BigQuery.

Please note that while some of the positions say "New York" as the location, all of them are flexible -- preference for EST +/- 3hrs. The Clojure ones specifically are even more flexible, location/timezone-wise, for the right candidates.

- Clojure Full-stack engineer | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6404780002

- Clojure Backend Engineer | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6107241002

- JavaScript / Svelte.js Frontend Engineer | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6421291002

- Customer Success Engineer | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6365946002

- Analytics Team Lead | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6360287002

- Analyst, Looker Specialist | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6361737002

- Director of Frontend Engineering | https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/6361692002
Hurricane Ian Pushes NASA's Next Moon Rocket Launch Attempt to November
Sparkwise | https://sparkwise.co | Full-time | Remote (Time zones: UTC -7 to -4) | (Senior) Product Engineer

Our mission is to unlock the full potential of people and organizations everywhere — by making the best learning accessible to all professionals. We're reinventing corporate training with a multiplayer learning platform rooted in the science of active, team-based learning: upskill by solving challenges live in small groups.

Our founding team (https://sparkwise.co/about/) brings deep passion, expertise, and network in edtech, pedagogy, and venture building. We're a seed-stage company ready to bring on full-stack engineers who are excited to build the company's technical foundation and execute product vision.

Stack: TypeScript application stack / React / Express.js / Prisma / AWS

- Product Engineer: https://sprk.ws/product-eng

- Senior Product Engineer: https://sprk.ws/sr-product-eng

- All open roles: https://sparkwise.co/careers
For the unaware, a protocol hard fork would result in participants owning bitcoin on two chains.

A fork is possible if fees become an issue, participants will then vote with hash power, nodes, and value.
This seems like a dystopian path to go down. In 200 years will all actors be judged on their ability to wear the face of actors who lived before them? When current actors get old and can't act, just let them stop acting. I don't see what the world gains from continuing to plaster Bruce Willis' face onto action dudes, aside from a few people lining their pockets.
Hackers release 500GB of data stolen in LA school district ransomware attack
Same thing with Tinder and their multiple tiers, multiple types of boosts, multiple types of Super Likes. All these dating apps exploit desperate men.

The truth is if you're not already getting a decent amount of likes on the standard tier, there's no point paying for 10 boosts like that will change your attractiveness.
The whole premise of the discussion is that uBlock Origin is going away, and uBO Lite is a mediocre replacement.
Something I’ve always wondered:

Why don’t fan communities host their own MediaWiki instance?

I don’t imagine that the storage/bandwidth/compute needs of a niche fan wiki would be cost-prohibitive.

Then you could completely avoid all of Fandom’s ads.
I just want to say what you've built is really great and works really well.
This is cool! It's running debian and posgres 11. It's quite a bit larger (that's why we went with Buildroot, and frankly, we could do a lot better at trimming things down even more). But it's definitely a great implementation!