skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: iOS Development, Swift, Objective-C, UIKit, SwiftUI, Unit/UI/Snapshot Testing

Type: 30-40 hours per week

Position: Senior iOS Developer

Relationship: Contractor

Résumé/CV: Available upon request

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mihaiandreirustiuc/

Email: mihai.rustiuc[at]protonmail.com

Rate: hourly 70-80$

Hi! I'm Mihai, a Senior iOS Developer with a 9 year experience in the field. I'm a passionate developer, a fan of clean, well-tested code. I have been a full time contractor for the past 4 years. I am an involved individual and I like to take initiative in my work. I like to actively participate in the product development, from both a technical and feature perspective. In case of longer term engagements, I am able to also take managerial or team lead positions, having successfully done that in my latest contract.
On the topic of compression, I often see SVGs with way too many significant figures. Something like <path d="M1.571557 3.647362L7.818526 9.715314" />. If you round it to the first three, I guarantee no one will notice a thing.
Location: EU

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: Django, Python, AlpineJS, HTML, SCSS, Figma, Photoshop

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1W42CB1aV0yczl2u0A2d4...

Email: demeterzoltann@gmail.com

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I have design and full stack experience, would love to work on something where I could use my design skills too.
That’s not fair to the kitty. Why can’t they skip ads too? Let’s get the European nut bags to draft up some ridiculous legislation like GDPR that forces advertisers to put another pop up warning potential ata they can’t skip these ads
Hinge is owned by Match Group. Along with also owning Match.com they also own Tinder, OkCupid, PlentyOfFish, Black People Meet, Our Time, and about 20 more services. AFAIK the only "big" dating app that they don't own is Bumble. It's honestly insane how much of a monopoly Match Group has on the modern dating scene.
I'm not so sure. Isn't this like justifying why we "fail"?

"Back then there was less people to compete with. Accumulated knowledge was less than today. There were more easier topics to explore. On top of that, I am constantly distracted. It's OK if I don't breakthrough in anything today".

10000 years in the future there may be someone saying the exact same thing as they travel through a lab-generated wormhole to their home in another galaxy.
Onfido is state of the art service for ID verification and very trustworthy.
I’ve been trying to get back into school lately and “Inflexibility” might as well be the core mission of at least the US education system.
I loved GameFAQs and even wrote a couple guides for it back in the day. As limited as it was, I think the plaintext format had a lot going for it in terms of simplicity, searchability, and avoiding spoilers. The alternatives today seem to be either 100-page web guides laden with ads, YouTube videos with spoilers in the title, or incomplete wikis. GameFAQs did add the ability to make HTML guides with pictures (although as far as I know they're all multi-page), but by then it was too late.
Having working engine launched would be "revolutionary", but prototype of something that was already prototyped aint that.

But JAXA got one launched in 2021...
I'm still mad that Fandom killed LyricWiki. I spent so many hours and hours adding the lyrics to my favorite songs from obscurer music, and all that effort and work got wiped.
> I assumed Jeff would peel off with most of the Giant Bomb guys and start something new by now.

Not sure if you saw, but Jeff did leave several months ago, and started a solo Patreon.
yes. this is just a test dummy for something bigger I have. we should chat. Feel free to DM me.
On the other hand, Jevons paradox and less would suggest we're creating more light for a given GDP.
Home of the Underdogs Revival Project (2009)
Regarding students attending classes. I went to a state university and on a typical lecture day, around 25->30 percent of students didn't show up. I was a Chem major and it blew my mind. This was especially crazy in O-Chem and P-Chem, bot of which have high failure rates. I will admit this is probably more prevalent in a state university compared to a more prestigious school.
I resonate with this a lot and the part about not knowing if that lack of structure is what makes you unproductive is a question I’ve asked myself a lot lately. It’s hard to know the answer and I always get different feedback from different people when asked which almost always just boils down to what they do.
> Long Distance travel

Yeah, I've done a couple road trips and I think I've gotten lucky so far. Usually, the charging stations are at only about half capacity, but one time I got to a 12-stall Supercharging station and there was only 1 stall left, and within one minute of me plugging in, two more Teslas arrived and had to park and wait.

I've heard that in some areas in California, they've been known to have lines a dozen cars deep, but that was a couple years ago. There's constantly new construction of Supercharging stations, and Tesla just released a CCS adapter, so things are getting better.

Still though, it's a race between EV manufacturing and charging installation.

What really needs to happen is 250 kW EV chargers at highway rest stops. It sucks when I plug in to charge, and the local businesses are either closed or their bathrooms are closed.
I originally went with buildroot too, but then I realized some things...
CitiBank as well
IOG | Product Owner(s) | Remote | Full-time

IO Global, developer of the Cardano blockchain platform, is looking for a Product Owner to join the Plutus Smart Contracts team. As Product Owner, you will be responsible for eliciting requirements from users, prioritizing features, and incorporating them into the product roadmap, grooming and prioritizing backlog, developing user stories, and defining acceptance criteria.

We are looking for product owners with some previous experience in product. Or software engineers experienced in Haskell or functional programming who are interested in pivoting into product.

For more information, reach out to me via linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hans-lahe-69341614a/

Or apply directly: https://apply.workable.com/io-global/j/3B916237C0/
It's only relevant in that it "extends" the browser with a set of capabilities that it doesn't already have. You could also run everything via hosted database, but there may be situations where that is less-optimal than downloading the dataset once and leveraging the "offline compute" of a browser tab (for example, applications like ArcGIS Online)
You’re definitely right. But if there are no extenuating circumstances then I do think the default view should be parents move to kids rather than the other way around. At the end of the day, one set of people are shortly going to become unable to take care of themselves and the other isn’t. Whilst you still have the ability to do something about it, lessen the burden on your loved ones by moving closer to them rather than increasing it by staying put.

Personally, if I’m in terminal decline and have enough forewarning and ability left to do something about it, I think I’d be inclined to take myself out of the game and save my family the pain of having to spend thousands on care costs and watch me slowly wither away. I’d rather go out on my own terms with a bit of dignity and for my family to spend the extra inheritance money on whatever they want. But obviously that is a very personal decision and I wouldn’t ever cast judgement on someone for being for or against it. I will however, cast some judgement if you’re past seventy and burying your head in the sand about what’s coming down the pipeline rather than having a plan in place to lessen the burden placed on your loved ones.
Wow, yeah it seems entirely plagiarized. It's still a very strange song, but I don't think the AI did anything noteworthy here. Thanks for looking into it!
If you’re on Desktop, then you can find the list of categories on the left to narrow down the list or you can search using keywords to reduce the list.
Thank you for your hindsight, have a very nice day.
That's the endgame! Then websites will have to compete for your dollars, and the cream will rise to the top.
SEEKING WORK | New York, Los Angeles, Miami | Remote US, EU, LATAM | Product, Design, Development

The talent marketplace is broken.

The demand for designers & developers has never been higher. FAANGs are throwing insane offers at top talent. And all that’s left for many startups is scraps: boot camp grads & budget agencies.

That scarcity is not a new phenomenon. When I left Google in 2015 to start freelancing, I charged $300 an hour for design & development work.

Are they just that good?

The truth is, you're paying $300, not because they produce value at that rate, but because they're paying $3K in Brooklyn rent. Not because they're worth $250K+ a year, but because Google will pay them that without blinking an eye.

If you're going to compete, you need to find another way to scale your team than freelancers.

I'm James Knight, cofounder and Chief Nerd at No Nerds No Problem.

In 2021, we created Nerds-as-a-Service to help startups like yours scale with top-notch talent from across the globe. Since then, we’ve built a team of 20+ world-class Product, Design, and Development Nerds, blending onshore leadership with nearshore execution. A team that’s waiting to help you delight your customers with new features, blow through your growth targets, and impress your investors along the way.

Let's chat: calendly.com/nonerds

Email me: james@nonerds.com
That's a big if. The initial set up is a pain.

And even once the initial set up is done, ML software is constantly changing/breaking. You're forced to reinstall a new proprietary Nvidia driver, which is then incompatible with the old version of PyTorch the model uses... But that other model requires a newer PyTorch... It's a pain... The fact that there's a dependency on GPU driver versions is ridiculous.
I didn't realize that Apple CC could do this. I really wish Chase could.

The main reason I don't use Privacy any more is because you can't back it with a credit card (only debit/bank) and I want the CC points.
> Researchers recently traced their spread around the world to their relations with farmers and travels with merchants and Vikings

...

> Geigl’s team discovered that cats with a mitochondrial lineage from Egypt began appearing in Bulgaria, Turkey and sub-Saharan Africa between the fourth century B.C. and the fourth century A.D.

That sounds much too early for Vikings. The connection with maritime trade makes sense but I don't see where Vikings fit into the picture.
Privacy.com also allows setting monthly/yearly spending limits, or even setting the card as single-use. Does Apple have anything like that?
I really enjoyed the writing style and tone.

> Liwei is convinced that “Christianity.” That’s it, that’s the sentence: “I’m convinced that Christianity.”

AI really hits peak ironic humor quite well. I would be shocked if there isn't a real person somewhere with that exact profile string as a gag, even if this AI generated it regurgitation style.

> “Fuck, you,” was all he could say. Paul did not sound German, and he was probably not in Pacifica. Rattled, I hung up and blocked Paulbot. I had tried to peek inside dating app scams, and reach the people who feel compelled to run them, and I had failed. Or maybe I had succeeded, if success meant confirming that humans are still scamming other humans, from a world away, by exploiting the false closeness we experience through screens.

Just top notch writing - I'm not sure I can put my finger on why. Great writing, interesting topic, no absurd over the top title or implications, and funny? Lauren Goode has a new fan :)
Interesting, very useful suggestion. I’ll have a look at this over the weekend.
Location: Ottawa, ON or remote
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Rust, Kubernetes, React and many, many more.
Résumé/CV: https://bryan.larsen.st/resume/combined-resume.pdf
Email: bryan@larsen.st

If your idea of "full stack" includes hardware, firmware, drivers and bootloaders give me a shout. I've got over a decade of experience in 3 major areas: DevOps, full-stack and embedded software.
Match Group is one of the worst internet companies I know. I was quite surprised when I found out they own basically every online dating thing.

I’m not sure whether… innovation in the online dating space would do us any good, but I’m positive that Match Group is hard at work to prevent it from happening.
So what you're saying is Donald Trump should have no right to moderate content on Truth Social but he must bear full responsibility for lies that get posted there?

And the same should apply to this forum that you obviously enjoy using free of charge?

What you and these ultra-partisans are proposing is a set of contradictory mandates that will effectively kill off everything about the internet except apps, shopping and advertising --- and even the advertising may be in jeopardy too.
I was kind of disappointed that the author was contacted by the scammer and then after exchanging no real information, decided to wrap up the investigation. I understand she might have concerns for her personal safety (giving a VOIP number instead of her real one might have been prudent) but I thought this story was going to go much deeper. The author didn’t really find out much of anything, and mostly just relayed a personal anecdote.
I'd love to see a vertically integrated Linux solution, like how Apple does it. I'm certainly rooting for System76 :)
It’s not so much of a benefit, as that some of us simply don’t care what others think. Actions speak louder than words and all that.

A Internet comment from 10 years ago might cost you a job, or it might cost a friendship. But at least I’m not living a facade about being a perfect and flawless individual, and that helps me sleep better at night.
I meant that in Tokio you can have a large apartment and silent, polite neighbours as well, i.e. the level of civilty - as you call it - is not directly connected to the size of the apartment.
Sigh- If only capitalism could match the unrivaled perfection of a planned economy, which historically has treasured the environment above all else
SEEKING WORK

Location: Colorado Mountains

Remote: yes

Pitch: I've been working on making startup MVPs lately. I've got a pretty good stack right now to get your MVP off the ground quickly. Rails website with a React frontend using a Bootstrap theme and backend services using Golang with Temporal.io. You can see my last two projects https://awareops.com/ https://gainknowhow.com/ . Sign up for free accounts to see if my work is what you are looking for.

Contact: eddie@GainKnowHow.com
- Sybil attacks - analyze for defense
- Public goods funding - build Dune Dashboards
sub doesn't seem to work in Android Chrome
Providing one had enough knowledge of the protocol the drive was using, would it have been possible to not recreate the ISA card and make the drive functional using software emulation?

(Obviously, one would need some kind of hardware interface to the drive.) BUt would it have been possible to use a more modern hardware interface and then do the rest in software?
What's laughable is failing to recognize that regardless of your skin color and socioeconomic status, if you were born in the US, you are one of the most privileged people in the world.

Have you considered that blaming white folks for your all problems might be one of the main reasons those problems persist?

Indians, Latinos, Asians move to the US with no money to their name, work their assess off and achieve success. Do you think they are not being discriminated against?

Your "generational problems" are a minor nuisance compared to the struggles of the rest of the world. Maybe it's time to stop with the despicable victimhood and whining?

Heed my words, the biggest change to well-being of the black community will not come from the policies. It will come from within.
Waitwhile | Software Engineers, Support Engineer| Stockholm | Full time

Waitwhile is a queue management software with the goal to eliminate lines. We provide an automated solution for waiting in line that eliminates the need for a physical queue. We are trusted by Ikea, Louis Vuitton, Amazon and Facebook as well as thousands of other companies around the Globe.
We are looking for software developers to keep our product as beautiful and efficient as it can be. We’re still small, but we have great benefits, competitive pay and a flexible work environment. If you'd like to learn more about Waitwhile, check out our careers page (https://careers.waitwhile.com/) or reach out to andie@waitwhile.com.

~Software Engineers ~

Frontend - https://careers.waitwhile.com/jobs/1142679-software-engineer...

Backend - https://careers.waitwhile.com/jobs/1142677-software-engineer...
Web Dev | 7 yrs | React, Next.js, Typescript, Node, Tailwind | Ex-founder (CTO)

Portfolio & blog: https://gourav.io

Résumé/CV: https://gourav.io/cv

Location: India (willing to relocate or work remotely)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: React, Next.js, Typescript, Javascript (ES6), Node.js, NoSQL, SQL, Tailwind CSS, GCP, Firebase, Figma
Email: hey@gourav.io
Experience: 7 yrs

I am a full-stack web developer and ex-founder (built 2 startups in SaaS and health-tech).
I have over 7 years of experience in building and shipping end-to-end products. I have worked for big tech companies and startups, gaining a broad range of experiences. During my time as a founder, I gained a broad range of experiences in building products from scratch, system design, recruiting and leading teams, fundraising, etc. That helped me become a multifaceted engineer.

Potential roles I'm interested in:

Senior Full-stack / Senior Front-end (React) dev / Tech lead / PM

Looking for a company with great work-life balance!
Oh... I did not know that. I don't follow the site any more. A week or two ago I saw what I thought was a recent clip with Jeff in it. Good for him!
It looks inspired by express.js, is it the case or are they both inspired by an older framework?
Like everything else in software development, there are different valid approaches, and it's up to us (the developers) to use them in ways that suit us the most.

I've come to realise that all coding, regardless of the language, comes down to two things:

1. defining what the data we're working on looks like
2. defining what do we want to do with that data

Different languages and "paradigms" approach these "things" in different ways: OOP revolves around the idea of the operations and the data being hauled around together, in a single "object"; functional programming strictly separates the two into functions and data types; and so on.

In your case, the approach you're describing works great, and fits your use case perfectly; in some other cases, a more object-oriented approach is a better fit. There is no silver bullet.
Yeah, that's more of a CYA than an actual strong safety culture. It's more safety theater than anything else. I've had plenty of similar instances, where managers were allowed to get rid of safety/quality requirements as long as they formally documented that they understood and accepted the risks. They almost were never willing to do so, but would still pressure their employees to, you know, find some other way to get the work done faster.
FOUNDING ENGINEER | Upliv Health | New York/open to fully remote within the United States | Full Time

https://jobs.lever.co/Aegisventures/de6da2e0-a5ae-49eb-a3d7-...

Upliv is a women’s health tech startup focused on building out a digital product and clinical care model that aims to empower women to take charge of their mental, physical and emotional health as they navigate menopause.

We are backed by Northwell Health and Aegis Ventures - planning a soft launch this quarter and full enterprise rollout in 2023.
> Does Apple have anything like that?

Not that I can find, which is why I use Privacy.
Strike | Data Engineer | Remote | Full time

Strike's mission is to build a more connected financial world.
Strike allows users to send and receive money anywhere, instantly, with no added fees. Strike is built on top of the Bitcoin network – the largest global, interoperable and open payments standard. Strike believes that open payment networks enable universal participation in the financial system.

We are looking for a seasoned engineer who lives and breathes data. You know what a world-class data organization looks like and can take a lead to empower analysts and engineers in teams throughout Strike.

Requirements:
- 4+ years of data engineering experience in a product focused environment
- Worked with high volume heterogeneous data across distributed systems
- Experience building pipelines using popular data processing frameworks running in the cloud via Google Cloud Platform
- Deep knowledge of data modeling, data access, and data storage techniques
- An understanding of system design, data structures, and algorithms
- Experience defining and building infrastructure to serve a wider engineering organization
- Resourcefulness, pragmatism and roll-up the sleeves mentality
- Excellent interpersonal communication and conflict resolution skills
- Able to balance both short term and long term initiatives

To apply, or learn more about the role, please use this link: https://grnh.se/4bd389d04us
I just started using this! Spring Boot seemed so convoluted, having to go to a website to even begin. And then to have the Tomcat dependency seemed like a heavy lift just to get a "hello world" working. Virtual threads seems to be the way to go.

Virtual threads in Java 19:
https://www.infoq.com/articles/java-virtual-threads/
Location: Pune, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Rails, Ruby, Javascript, React

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eQvgZA6rAzU428v80Ja-XSdfJCM...

Email: c306zyg1@duck.com

I am a Rails developer based in Pune, India. I have been working with Rails for 4 years now. I have some open source Rails work too and many failed side projects. I am applying for the Senior Full Stack Developer roles.

My brief professional history:

2018 - Graduated with a CS degree in Engineering from Pune University

July 18 - March 21: Worked for a Rails consultancy, BigBinary.com, and worked with multiple international clients remotely and on-site. Mostly worked with Rails and React.

March 21 - present: Quit my job to go work full time on my side projects. All of them are built on Rails, Hotwire, and StimulusJS

- https://profile.work : Work profile builder and job application tracking
- https://ossdatabase.com : Open source alternatives for popular software, this project itself is Open Source. (https://github.com/prithvi16/ossdatabase) and extensively uses Hotwire.

I have built and launched multiple products from ideation and design to building and marketing them. I have also worked in large and small teams. I like to take ownership of my work end to end and figure things out on my own.
Parent comment DID mention non-Teslas charging.
The "freeze to death" risk is largely overblown. Just wear more layers of clothing, and get a few more blankets for your bed. You might be uncomfortable but you'll be fine. Heating your home to 25 C in the dead of winter so you can wear t-shirts instead of sweaters is a modern luxury, not a necessity.

Most of the deaths attributed to the cold will be noticeable only in a slight uptick of elderly people living alone dying at a higher rate than usual, followed by a dip in their death rate in the subsequent months. The years of potential lost life (YPLL) will be minimal.