skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Temporal Technologies | Multiple positions in United States - WORK FROM HOME | FULL-TIME.

Temporal offers an entirely new way to build scalable and reliable applications. Temporal enables developers to focus on writing important business logic, and not on managing state or worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Sequoia Capital led our recent round of funding and our team has experience from start-ups and larger companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Uber, and more.

Our $100m series B:https://docs.temporal.io/blog/series-b-press/

Temporal in 7 minutes: https://temporal.io/tldr

We're looking for senior level engineers for multiple roles - see here - https://www.temporal.io/careers

FEATURED ROLES:
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For all employees, we offer: competitive salary, stock options, fully covered premiums for medical, dental (and ortho), vision, and life insurance benefits, HSA, 401K, unlimited time-off, work from home perks, monthly wellness / food $ allowance, an access pass to a WeWork location if you so choose.Send resume to careers AT temporal.io or apply here https://www.temporal.io/careers/
I think this might be partly a generational thing. My son and my younger friends follow a wider variety of people and aren't so easily sucked into the echo chambers.

The networks are also partly to blame with their recommendation systems.
Deeply disagree. The linked page barely introduces what the tool is. The part above the fold is an unrelated bio and the what is paragraph actually talks about what it’s not while barely explaining what it does.

The project page is better in any respect. I was going to dismiss it and was writing a comment about how the landing page should be improved before realising it was just a blog page. That’s why I’m linking it.
Dwarf Fortress Steam Edition – Release Date Trailer December 6th, 2022
GDP can’t go up without strong reproduction and/or immigration. The economy stagnates and government debt becomes massive, which is what you see with Japan.

The scary thing is that this is something the USA and lots of other countries are headed towards as well.

https://dailyinfographic.com/government-debt-by-country
Being extraverted is not a skill at all. It is a trait.

You cannot learn to be more extraverted. You can learn to act that way; you can learn to interact and communicate better...but you cannot learn to change how your brain recharges.
Amazing, you helped the person in question with a single sentence. I can feel their stress disappearing.

Mere fact that we're at the point where we have transpiler upon transpiler upon transpiler, where "wRiTtEn iN rUsT" is used as quality/performance control, where people throw term performance around as if it's a hot potato and no one mentions environments/hardware and actual real world use scenarios and where apparently everyone are building World of Warcraft scale apps in frontend is what's making a mockery out of entire frontend world. It's no wonder that entry is difficult and that so many impostors are trying to build a name for themselves by producing yet another useless library that's gazillion times faster than the other useless library.

Frontend is a joke because of self-proclaimed developers building tools which they themselves can't use or explain to wide audience and that causes negative feeling when one has to deal with frontend manure.
Starlink already provides decent internet to places it didn’t reach before.
Thanks for the feedback. I tried to make it as clear as possible so I appreciate the validation.

Honestly, I have terrible natural bearings and I've never relied on a map and compass but I would love to practice with an app like what you're describing.

There's some ultramarathon race I remember reading about where contestants bushwack an insane distance through some stretch of woods over a few days using only compass and map. I don't think I'd even make it a mile!
I always put the user id in the cache name.

Something like: user_profile_bio.[user_id]

If that returns the wrong bio from Redis, then something is broken in Redis, no? Or are you suggesting that I create some sort of format that duplicates the user id in the data itself?
Keynote recap of Oracle CloudWorld 2022
Wow, I'm surprised the annual car deaths in Paris are so low. Your vehicles are much better behaved than they are in the US, where car deaths are rampant. NYC for instance experiences >200 deaths caused by cars/trucks every year, and that's a relatively low rate relative to our population size compared to basically any other large American city (all of which are much more car-dependent).
> My solution for the past 14 years has been a simple GPG-encrypted org-mode (text) file.

Have you ever taken a look at pass?
Location: United Kingdom

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: PHP, Laravel (7yrs exp), VueJS, AlpineJS, MySQL, TailwindCSS, AWS, Azure, RESTful APIs, Adwords, GA Ecommerce, Git, Twilio, Stripe, Docker

CV: Please email and I'll send it over

Email: topoftheforts[at]gmail.com

I have 12 years experience in full stack web development, I have managed small dev teams and have been a one-man IT department for small startups and non-profits. I believe in focusing on business results and revenue. I worked a lot with marketing departments in conversion tracking, conversion optimisation, A/B testing. I love building, making web applications and creating value.

Looking for a part-time role, ideally 3 days a week. Remote only but willing to travel occasionally.
Glassnode (studio.glassnode.com) | Crypto, Blockchain | Multiple roles | Remote (+/- 2h from CET time zone) | Full-time or Contract

Glassnode is the leading on-chain analysis platform. We are rolling out a number of brand new products alongside our analytics dashboard. We are transforming into a go-to platform for various needs of the crypto community

Currently we are looking for:

Sr Data Engineer https://tinyurl.com/5n7tvdcx
Sr Data Scientist https://tinyurl.com/pc3bs4zy
Sr Frontend Engineer https://tinyurl.com/mr3xp2xz
Sr Backend Engineer Node.Js (Blockchain Integration) https://tinyurl.com/2p93rpbc
Sr Backend Engineer Node.Js https://tinyurl.com/vrw7sf4c

You’ll find more openings here: https://studio.glassnode.com/careers
People saying hateful things isn’t the problem. The inability of some to be reasonable after reading them is the problem.

It’s a much harder problem to fix. There are some partial solutions, IMO. Although none are all that practical to implement.
There was some imagery that compared using Ruby to going through Auschwitz. I think they did well by removing this one.

- Not a Ruby fan
Is it any surprise that 'permacrisis' is the word of the year?
Why try to mid-optimize though? Even when running with Rosetta, Docker's still faster than an 2015/2016 macbook pro (since we're talking about mid tier machines) so being able to throttle it even further is pretty useful.
> Turbopack's 15ms was rounded down to 0.01s while Vite's 87ms was rounded up to 0.09s. This further got marketed as a 10x advantage when the original numbers were close to 6x.

Do any developers actually care/notice this level of HMR delta anyway, whether it's 80ms or 72ms? Is it really important for a HMR to be 80ms faster?
Definitely a Smokey Yunick special there. That whole idea is so iconic / infamous in racing that it's directly referenced in the movie Days of Thunder in a scene where Harry Hogge is talking to the car he's started building and says something like "I'm going to give you a fuel line that will hold an extra gallon of fuel".

They didn't mention Smokey by name, but it was clearly an allusion to that.
Viator | Software Engineer - all levels | Full time | Hybrid On-site (UK, Portugal) & Remote (UK)

Viator is a Tripadvisor brand that’s looking for engineers to join a growing team to help travellers find the best experiences on their trips.

The web stack we use is primarily Java and TypeScript. We also have roles for iOS and Android Engineers. The hybrid roles require you visit the office in Oxford or Lisbon but not be there full time.

Senior Software Engineer Full Stack - Oxford/UK Remote - https://grnh.se/41232e081us

Senior Software Engineer Full Stack Lisbon - https://grnh.se/bf9f33d11us

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Software Engineer Android - Oxford/Lisbon - https://grnh.se/04bd44d21us

Software Engineer iOS - Oxford/Lisbon - https://grnh.se/0f68e1ac1us
JitJatJo Global:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/jitjatjo/mycompany/verifica... / Multiple Locations (Canada, U.K., Germany, U.S., Poland…all remote-eligible)

*On LinkedIn it might say a certain location but you can apply anywhere globally

Roles: Backend Engineers (Ruby on Rails), DevOps Engineers, Android/IOS Engineers, Product Leads, QA Engineers (manual)

JitJatJo is a high-growth tech start-up headquartered in the bright lights of New York , but our family extends out globally to places like Portugal, Estonia, Poland, Australia, and more. We develop, market, and operate the contingent labor platform and staffing marketplace that leverages A.I. and Empathic Intelligence to instantly and accurately match businesses with vetted industry professionals. We provide businesses with staffing on demand and offer quality, vetted talent through our trusted platform, with unparalleled visibility, efficiency, and performance.

Creating opportunities through technology is what we do; it’s not who we are.

Why do we do what we do?

We want to help people reach their potential, our talent to feel valued, and our business partners to thrive. Our belief is that everyone, especially now, needs a champion, needs to be seen, needs to feel heard, and needs to be believed in. It’s time to embrace change, transform the way we work, and intentionally create a future with opportunity in abundance.
Learn more about Jitjatjo at https://about.jitjatjo.com/

Tech stack primarily consists of Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, Redis, Elasticsearch. Infrastructure is based on Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Gitlab CI/CD.

We've raised our Series A and we are now currently raising our Series B and looking for full time dedicated team members to change the way people work.

We believe anyone should be able to access economic freedom on their own schedule. Join us :)

Contact erica@jjj.work (She’s the People Lead) for details
1. HTTP, by definition, works as a stateless request/response protocol. Distinguishing between reload (re-requesting the current page) and "simulated reload" requires maintaining state.

Browser caching can violate the stateless nature of HTTP, if the web site allows it to, but the user can still force-reload to bypass caching.

2. The user controls their browsing. Web apps that hijack navigation, history, or reloading take control away from the user.

In any case service workers can already do this, as another commenter mentioned.
UCSF Data Science CoLab | SF or Remote (US) | Back-end, Front-end, Full-stack, DevOps | dscolab.ucsf.edu

We are building our engineering team for our Data Library project, a platform to house, process, and visualize biological data for biologists at UCSF towards identifying diagnostics and treatments for disease (cancer, autoimmunity, infection). Looking for engineers who are inspired by this mission, and who have experience in either front-end (plotting/viz and UI/UX is a plus), back-end, full-stack development, or DevOps.

Stack: Ruby, Python, TypeScript / JavaScript, React

Infra: Docker / Docker Swarm, Portainer, Grafana, Prometheus, Apache Airflow

Process: Initial phone screen, technical interview (talk through a problem), hiring manager chat. No leetcode.

Apply here: https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search/Home/Home?partner... or get in touch via our website contact: dscolab.ucsf.edu
AppMap - JavaScript Expert - FT (preferred) or contract - Remote [USA /CAN East Coast / EU / UK]

AppMap is a personal observability platform. AppMap was a finalist in this year's TechCrunch Disrupt, and was the top software company in the entire competition.

AppMap is used by well over 30,000 developers already, and growing daily. AppMap gives developers instant performance and security feedback on their running code the moment they've written it, right within their code editor. This approach dramatically reduces developer toil and prevents many production issues.

The AppMap JavaScript agent observes all actions taken by a running Node application and records them, allowing AppMap to analyze them for runtime design flaws. The agent must never change application behavior or impact its performance. It must also be aware of how requests are processed in libraries like Express, Next.js, Mocha, and others.

There are thousands of JS programmers in the world today. But here at AppMap, we’re not looking for any normal engineer. We need someone who is an expert on the internals of JS/Node and how it behaves at runtime. Someone who has a commit history within the V8 core.

Someone who has worked on profilers, tracers, or debuggers. Someone who enjoys the world of bytecode as much as they do writing an elegant React app.

If you’re that person, please get in touch at jobs@appmap.io.

When you write to us, please tell us about the thing that you love (or hate!) most about JavaScript that most developers don't know.

https://appmap.io
What the hell is this list?

* Ventura does not support Rosetta/PowerPC software

Is this a surprise to anyone? Since 2011?

* Ventura has an OS version of 13.x instead of 10.x, 11.x, or 12.x - this could affect some older software installers and scripts if they check the OS version incorrectly

This has been happening for two major versions now. Is this a surprise to anyone?

* QuarkXPress 6, 7, 8 and 9

Yeah... software from 2003 (v6, v9 was released in 2011) isn't supported!? break out the pitchforks and torches.
How much of that is just a cost thing? Is hiring people to do home maintenance inexpensive and easily available where you are? That's usually not the case in American cities.
Did they discard the centre booster?
Nice. I wish there was some web API to record geolocation in the background over time. I understand the privacy implications, but if it was an API only available to installed PWAs, and with an indicator similar to native apps when recording geolocation in the background, I feel like that would be acceptable.
It can also cross-run programs and UIs. I can type in `code .` in my Ubuntu image, and VSCode will open in Windows at that directory. I can also run UI programs in Ubuntu and their windows pop up in the Windows desktop environment.
SEEKING WORK | UK or Remote | IT Consultant / Full Stack Web Developer

Technologies: PHP, Laravel (7yrs exp), VueJS, AlpineJS, MySQL, TailwindCSS, AWS, Azure, RESTful APIs, Adwords, GA Ecommerce, Git, Twilio, Stripe, Docker

Email: topoftheforts[at]gmail.com

CV: Please email and I'll send it over

I have 12 years experience in full stack web development, I have managed small dev teams and have been a one-man IT department for small startups and non-profits. I believe in focusing on business results and revenue. I worked a lot with marketing departments in conversion tracking, conversion optimisation, A/B testing. I love building, making web applications and creating value.

Looking for a part-time role, ideally 3 days a week. Remote only but willing to travel occasionally.
That's exactly where I live and work. I dunno what to say, you had an exceptional experience. That's not my lived daily experience at all.

And yes, I would say it's best for most people in Manhattan. It would be even better if we build more bike lanes and get more cars off the road.
You refuse to buy from a company that hasn't been selling linux-focused hardware for several decades? Do you think that's the right approach for getting companies to enter that market? I personally don't think many companies in the space are much interested in a 20 year ROI.
Not the first time your entire argument has been made. You're probably right about me, but you're off the mark about the plan9 part. I've seen this happen repeatedly over the decades. Just off the top of the head, we've seen this in Linux multiple times, before that it was the WWW, and it will happen yet again in plan9. All I can say is "just watch" and hope to God above I'll be proven wrong.

In a world where we are currently reinventing the mainframe and thinclient model, it's not hard to imagine that like fashion, tech also is cyclical. We dont say mainframe, we say cloud, we don't say thinclient, we say mobile.

It sounds like a lot of dude-trust-me, but imagine that it is possible somebody out there, maybe a very passionate neckbeard on some forum might just have an intimate history with plan9 and have a reason to feel this way before you go refuting them with JUST enough facts about their tone and delivery to fool people into thinking you're right, because you're not. .. when it comes to plan9. You've pretty much nailed my personality though, im probably that person you're describing, which I should work on, thank you. I'll accept that.

The kids are everything that's wrong with this world, and it's not their fault, they're a product of our example. I can only hope they don't squelch the 1% among them from getting their oddball ideas and opinions out there, because that's how we got here.

Make a note, you have one coffee on me, should we cross paths. Though we disagree today I can tell you're alright.
> until one can easily pull out the AR during a boring moment in a restaurant I can't see it having the same draw

Agreed
Anyone else believe royal mail parcel details are getting siphoned off at some point and sold to scammers.

Every time I get a parcel through them I get a phishing sms about the parcel.
> In 02019 the USG imposed heavy sanctions on a number of PRC hardware companies

Using long now years really makes this harder to read. When a year is within text, there really isn't any reason to format it to be sorted by a machine. No one is confused by the year 300 when they see today so why would some future person be confused when they see 2019?
Almost like it's more of a spectrum than a binary dichotomy :thinkies:
Prospective Co. | Engineering & Product | REMOTE (US Only)
We're looking for senior product managers and engineers of all experience levels to build the next generation of collaborative data visualization. At the Prospective Co., you'll contribute to our existing open-source project as well as help design our enterprise offering.

https://perspective.finos.org/

We're looking for any of:

- Familiarity with WebAssembly, data visualization, WebGL/OpenGL, data science, Jupyter/notebook, web/desktop/mobile UI development, compiler/language or database design, finance services.

- Primary stack is Rust (targeting WebAssembly). JavaScript, C++ and Python are a big plus.

- We <3 GitHub contributors - opt to discuss your GitHub work in lieu of a technical interview.

Contact andrew@prospective.dev
My company did, when the DB vendor quoted as an astronomical price per server when the original licensing agreement expired.
I think twitter now would be something like tiktok where relevant and entertaining stuff will be shown to me without browsing for it. That is the true value of Tiktok, saving the search time for something interesting.

Also one reason I think Tik Tok is successful is the lack of political content which is toxic and stressful. A lot of political content is designed to get you to be angry at the "opposition" which is not a healthy state of mind.
I am there with you.

If only we could somehow make the public sector hire it's own personnel, pay it well and let it build the rockets instead of feeding either Boeing shareholders or the narcissistic idiot.

Most people convinced of public sector inferiority only perceive the hollowed out and thoroughly corrupted husk left by the neoliberal policies. Mostly because it's been systematically destroyed their whole life and they never noticed.
I just set up a Twitter account for the first time, to see what the Musk era is like.

One immediate issue I notice is that the recommendation algorithm immediately starts siloing you into a roomfull of mirrors. Based on who you follow, it recommends similar people to follow (based apparently on who your followees follow plus maybe other data), so you quickly end up in an echo chamber.

That's not the whole story, Twitter also tries to push-recommend 'noted celebrities' to follow, who can be summed up as the type of people who make the rounds of corporate media weekend talk shows. There doesn't seem to be any way to opt out of these recommendations.

So far it's not a very illuminating experience. I notice that many people get around the character limit by posting images of text, which is an interesting work-around.

Really, I think you'd need multiple Twitter accounts to get around this siloing effect. For example, on political issues, you could set up, say. 'socialist-communist-left', 'libertarian-capitalist', 'state-corporate-authoritarian', and 'alt-right MAGAs', 'politicians and media talking heads', etc. in order to get representative samples of the various competing US political views and actors.

All in all I think it's kind of a waste of time, there are better information sources.

[edit as others note, no real changes from pre-Musk era have taken place, so I'll just look at it once a week for a while]
oh come on, the majority of people in this HN post are taking it as the state of things now.

Very few posts are even mentioning that it’s Qualcomm claiming it.

This is a classic misinformation tactic. To present one sides claim as fact and then by the time the truth comes out one way or another, it doesn’t matter because the sensationalist reporting is what people remember.
In the cat thought experiment, the "box" needs to be conceived of as something that totally isolates you from the cat. No "quantum influences" travel across it. Otherwise it has no point.

This is obviously impossible... hence, "thought experiment".

If you want to make the argument this makes it ultimately harder to understand rather than easier, well, I'd say the evidence overall would favor that. It seems to confuse more than it casts light on anything.

But if we did have such a box, then the cat could be alive and dead simultaneously. The dead portion of the cat superposition would consistently see the cat as dead, the living portion would consistently see the cat as alive. From within the box nothing could collapse the superposition any further. Once opened you would see only one of them. People are bothered by the macroscopic implications of this violation of our intuition of how the universe works. It is not entirely clear to me that such a violation could ever manifest in reality, though; that is one heck of a box, in a universe with gravity, neutrinos, dark matter, etc.
> Happens even to the best companies.

Er...no. This is an inexcusable screwup.
Echo chambers seem to be the inevitable end state of any of message board. People with contrarian positions eventually get tired and leave except those who get off on that and people love having their views affirmed. Algorithmic feeds amplify this phenomenon big time but you can see it on even traditional message boards.
I agree. I was just thinking of examples of things people do on Twitter.