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Xeneta | AWS / PostgreSQL / React / Python | Oslo, Norway or Hamburg, Germany | HYBRID, VISA, Full-time, Work Permit + Relocation assistance
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At Xeneta, we have been on a mission to transform the ocean and air freight markets since 2012. We are doing this by building a data platform that provides intelligence to the very opaque industry of buying and selling containerized freight. Now, Xeneta is the leading freight rate benchmarking and market analytics platform—creating transparency and empowering our customers to make data-driven decisions.

Our customers include big brands such as Electrolux, L’Oréal, Continental, Puma, Nestlé, Volvo and LVMH.

Headquartered in Oslo, with offices in Hamburg and Jersey City and employees from over 60 different countries, we are a truly international company that celebrates diversity. We’re growing at an excitingly fast pace, helped in part with a recent $80M investment from APAX Digital, and are continuously searching for top talent and partners to join us on our mission.

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We are hiring into Full-time positions for our offices in Oslo, Norway or in Hamburg, Germany. We offer assistance with work permit, visas and relocation.

- We will help you grow your career: We help you identify areas of growth for you, whether you want to grow as a specialist in your field or eventually want to go into a leadership/management role.

- We have a transparent and open work environment where everyone is empowered to make an impact and encouraged to voice their ideas.

- Keeping true to our value, “Xeneta is one,” we regularly organize social events, including global company trips, breakfast gatherings, Friday after-work-socials, and weekly quizzes.

- You will enjoy our generous vacation plan: 5-10 extra paid days off around public holidays throughout the year and 5 weeks of paid vacation.

- You will receive an individual education budget and can educate yourself during work hours: you can spend several hours each month attending courses, reading books, or getting involved in communities.

- We value work-life balance and want to ensure you can spend quality time with your family or enjoy your hobbies when your workday is over.

- We will help you relocate to Oslo or Hamburg if you are applying from abroad. We will provide you with a temporary apartment and reimburse your expenses for the relocation flight, permit, and visa fees.

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Open positions: https://xeneta.pinpointhq.com/?department_id=%5B8811%5D
Me too. Especially because these same DRM will soon be used to uniquely identify and profile you when these streamers also become an ad platform.
> him saying the labour market is overheated is a signal to the market that unless the labour market stops overheating the Fed pivot is not becoming more likely

The labor market isn’t being targeted. We have had tight labor markets with low inflation before. The Fed doesn’t spike them for the sake of it.

What’s targeted for reduction is inflation. Labor market tightness permits the Fed to respond to it, which is why it’s constantly talked about. If you are on a road trip and decide you can take a detour because you have ample gas, it wouldn’t be correct to say you took the detour to burn gas.
I thought it was something I did that causes it to not ring. Glad it's not just me that has the issue.

I generally agree with gp, it's not a bad app but certainly not one id ever use if I could contact someone another way. I find the lack of interpretability with my computer especially annoying. I'm constantly left feeling like a second class citizen.

Especially when it comes to seeing my history, I linked the accounts ages ago, I barely use my phone yet I'm consistently losing messages on my pc

As for the "security" I'm pretty sure it doesn't have reproducible builds, so it's basically just "trust me bro". rather trust moxie than zuck but still don't really trust either.
> Sucks because my manager was only told this morning

As a manager I find their really curious. I guess they were trying to avoid leaks. I wonder how they chose who to lay off. Most recent performance rating? Next level managers impression?
No, they’re making a business decision and they should simply treat it as such and avoid the whole “please understand how hard this is for me, the guy who will continue getting a very large paycheque” thing, that makes it worse.

If they just give it to you straight, there’s no bullshit - the people fired may be mad or upset but they'll be mad or upset regardless because being fired sucks. If they start hand-wringing, talking about how painful it was for them and how they take full responsibility people will ask “hang on, how exactly is this painful for you? how are you taking responsibility, what are you doing about it?”
Not to be cold, but some visas like H1B are non-immigrant visas and so it is not correct to call the U.S. “home”
A trademark violation is a copyright violation, because a trademark is copyrighted at first inception, before anyone adds the '™'.
A company is also compelled to take actions like this to maintain the rights to thier own trademarks.
That's my understanding; IANAL.
There were huge layoffs in energy throughout 2020 and 2021, and while employment levels have been increasing, they are still far below 2019 levels. The correction has already happened in energy, triggered by COVID shutdowns, so they don't need to happen again now (hopefully).
Thankfully from the kernel perspective the Galaxy Book Go SoC is pretty well supported because Chromebooks did ship with the same SoC.

However, that specific device doesn’t have good support. Would take some developer time to do so… (and not sure if that will happen)
What actually tends to happen is the following:

-California is a desirable place to live, with the main limiting factor being cost of real estate

-People who are already in tenuous living situations move to California because "Its not meaningfully more expensive to couch surf/share an apartment with 10 people near a beach than what I'm doing here in X current location" (this is why surveys asking people if they were homeless before moving to California are hard to rely on - they probably weren't, but that still doesn't mean they weren't destined to become homeless by moving to CA, a place they can't afford)

-The above draw is compounded by California's extremely deep and varied drug market (LA/SF are the epicenter of wealthy working professionals with hard drug habits, which then subsidizes poorer drug users)

-Eventually, the tenuous living situation becomes no living situation and the person ends up on the streets

-The person, now in homelessness (and potentially drug addiction) realizes their life won't get better by moving back to where they were from, so they stay (especially since they would receive so many more services in CA than their original location)

Any of the "Other location buses the homeless to CA" is mostly political theater relative to the scale of what happens above.

Welcome to the New Hotel California where the only solution is to dramatically reduce real estate costs in California (good luck there) or build enough public housing that is marginally better than the above 'tenuous living arrangements' (this is why certain people call for more SRO-style housing)

The song is a bit more depressing in that lens

EDIT: This is not to say that native Californians don't become homeless. Just that when people are from elsewhere, they usually weren't homeless before moving to CA.
Me too. I thought the surprise was going to be that they are good for you!
Labels themselves would become an ideological battleground. Imagine what reddit would look like if anyone could freely and publicly tag a post with something like "Libtard" or "Chud".
I've written about the same comparison, but came to a somewhat different conclusion. In my experience Embedded Software development was poor preparation for my later distributed-systems work (I wrote Embedded Software for 10 years, then distributed databases and logging analysis systems for the next 10). Embedded software is so deterministic compared to large-scale systems.

https://www.philipotoole.com/a-prayer-for-distributed-system...

"The idea of monitoring the responsiveness of a read-modify-write cycle is obviously nonsense from a programmer’s point of view (though not so for the microprocessor designer!)."
Correlation/causation question there. It is very plausible that people already in categories you consider weird are choosing diet soda because they agree with you and are trying to avoid making the issue more severe.
I gave you direct quotes from Powell's September Press Conference.

https://www.federalreserve.gov/mediacenter/files/FOMCprescon...

He goes on to say that supply and demand for workers needs to be brought into balance. The goal of raising interest rates is to reduce demand for labor. He says that directly. This isn't a conspiracy theory.
I've been using it since 2018, no issues so far.
A bus ticket from coast to coast can be as low as ~200 (NYC to Los Angeles in Jan on Greyhound) if you book in advance (apparently tickets can be purchased with cash from multiple vendors). In California (and maybe other states?) homeless people are able to make a little bit of money taking recyclable items to the refund processing center, they aren't always entirely disconnected from money.

And of course they'll stay in California. The transit systems often have no enforcement at all and allow them to freely get around cities. There are already services for large homeless populations. The police don't generally do more than say "go away". They probably know somebody in the community who is already here. And the people who live there are unfortunately so used to the stuation it's unlikely anything impactful will ever actually be done about it.
I was thinking of streaming video, where the first load might be a lot heavier to buffer you to a state where you don't get choppy playback.

Yeah, regardless of throughput, you're going to have a bad time with interactive workloads with high latency.
Violating trademark triggers AGPLv3 license to be invalid, thus the copyright claim.
How do you know more than Stripe's entire leadership team? Someone should hire you.
Ahh I wasn't aware of that, thanks!
I used it in this sense:

> In everyday life, your objective opinion is the one that sets aside your subjective preferences or feelings about something and instead assesses it based on facts and reality. [0]

[0] https://www.dictionary.com/e/subjective-vs-objective/
It's a shame Duplicati runs quite poorly (I have the same experience). I moved to restic with the autorestic wrapper and configured notifications through another method for both failures and successful backups.

That second option works amazingly well and is much quicker, more reliable, and offers more control than Duplicati. But it's much harder and time consuming to set up, requiring timers, scripts and setting up notifictions. For new people self hosting stuff, reliable incremental off site backups can be a right pain. How many poorly tested cronjobs failing to create backups that nobody will take action on are running right now? At least the Duplicati GUI will give you a glanceable GUI showing its failures in backups.
Two-Year Treasury Yields Hit 15-Year High
This is a great attitude that you'd think would be more common at a place called "Hacker News". The temptation to get "finance brained" is incredibly powerful in this industry, especially as you get closer to Silicon Valley, and the more young programmers resist it the better off we're going to be. Thanks.
Yes, this is also part of the reasons why we started with the Google platform and not Office365.
Tesla was one of the first big tech companies to start this cycle, announcing a 10% layoff in June. Now they're hiring at a rapid clip. https://insideevs.com/news/617007/tesla-hiring-boost-after-l...
Seems like the option of continuing to "work" for your employer while finding another job is net better than that option.

And good luck finding another job if you are a recruiter right now.
Even more interesting because gut microbiome health is also associated with autoimmune disease and (apparently - not sure of the veracity) ASD.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3337124/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30747427/
We could have raised rates a few years ago but the markets panicked , the President complained, and the Fed caved.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/24/interest-rates-trump-attacks...

We deserve the world we have.
Your new videos are a family night event at my house, complete with popcorn. There are so many great ones, but the chainsaw robot is our favorite - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ix68oRfI5Gw. That and the "robotically perfect mullet." And we all say "Oh wa cool."

In short, thank you for your awesome videos and take your time to keep the quality so high!
Ah yes, velocity. I want my secure and encrypted messaging app to have development velocity so they can add sketchy cryptocurrencies, stories and giphy integrations instead of making a stable and polished app that can send messages and pictures.
I'd say that "Arrays implementing IntoIterator" falls under the umbrella of "const generics", which is also missing from that list. :P
I'd say it took me ~3 days to complete in my first run (a few hours of play for 3 days).

I've got it down to about 3 hours. Not speedrun worthy, but yeah, proof that the game is short enough to complete in one sitting if you know what you're doing.
Yes, tech businesses built up a lot of unnecessary employees during the boom and didn't want to have layoffs for morale and PR reasons.
* How is the DRM applied?
* Is the software, that does DRM open source, too?
Signal has historically taken issue with 3rd parties distributing binaries and calling them Signal (understandably so). Most prominently with another serial trademark violator, F-Droid
But that's the point right? The economy was flush with cash and bad companies were alive that shouldn't be. It was unsustainable.

Now we're just seeing the good companies slimming down and bad ones failing.
Hi, co-creator of acreom here. It's known issue and we are shipping M1 build very soon.
Tone aside, asking if op thinks Stripe have done the maths is an interesting question.

How did Stripe end up with expenses they need to reduce if they did the maths? Yes, their world changed, but at some point they made choices that were incorrect.
You Aren't Learning If You Don't Close the Loops
That's not the case.

And if it were, it still wouldn't matter because the AGPLv3 source would have granted you a license to that too being a copyright license.
I've tinkered with that using healthchecks, but I don't really trust that I know what I'm doing when setting it up.

Restic is also confusing to me with forgetting snapshots and doing cleanup, I don't understand why that isn't run as part of the backup (or is it? The docs aren't clear).
Great point, I completely misread that. Edited my original comment!
The name for the Signal Desktop package is signal-desktop and Signal provides instructions on their website on how to add their deb repository.
Telegram is super easy, but there's the whole "not e2ee by default" thing that some people care about.

Threema is liked for security. I haven't used it, but my mother's tennis group is using it, and they're all 65+.
I did a casual look around and I'm not seeing much vendor support.

Like its there, but not super there.
At any time, you could choose not to do it and instead search for other jobs with basically the same result.
Symbolic Triage: Making the Best of a Good Situation
They seem to believe that the extra battery life of the Snapdragon when running ARM software justifies the price premium, when most consumers would be mostly running x86/x64 software in emulation. The reviewers pick up on that point, consumers continue to buy x64 devices, and the Windows ARM ecosystem remains largely undeveloped.

Qualcomm and Microsoft's unwillingness to invest in growing the ecosystem is very troubling. What was the point of the timed-exclusivity agreement to begin with, if not to invest in the ecosystem?
I thought Elon was upset about the Babylon Bee being banned?
I had an Epson Pulsense years ago. Looks like the PS-100 is still in sale and fits this description.
I do not have mileage anxiety. The 300m range is way more than I usually need, and right at the edge of how far you want to drive without stopping to rest.

Also, regenerative braking means you get a lot of power back when you go down the other side of a mountain.
This article suggests a mechanism for that positive correlation: impairment of glycaemic response by the most commonly used artificial sweeteners.
Evidence (YC S21) Is hiring engineers to build a web framework for data analysts
> an emergency on your part does not constitute an emergency on mine

Which is great until you get fired for that, and realize that most companies have put hiring freezes in place.

It's depressing.
XMPP with OMEMO e2ee. Fallback to jitsi meet for video calling, although several xmpp clients support video calling to each other.
Training classifiers can also go off the rails under adversarial attack. This commonly showed up in our systems when people sent short emails that were more ambiguous. For example this tends to cause problems where malevolent users adopt dogwhistles co-opting the language of the attacked group. The attacked group commonly becomes the ones getting banned/blocked in these cases
This. It was hard enough to migrate people from Whatsapp ( as in, for all my privacy gripes, it is hard to argue that it just works very well in most instances ).

It is not like most of my social groups are me-centric, which forces me to pick battles carefully. Now that I moved people to signal, I need to do what I can to try moving signal to my ideal space ( no phone requirement being one of them, 3rd party clients and so on ).
I love this take. That's a really wholesome point of view. Will try to adopt it more myself.
To be honest I don’t see a strong reason to trust signal either except better marketing.

There are so many scandals that come to mind, like not updating the FOSS code for years.

I’m no fan of Meta, and they have incentive to hoover up data.

But I don’t have a good reason to trust signal other than that everyone on hackernews seems to love them.
I think AI will hack itself and be the end of AI.

After all it's what we humans are doing.
> We’re never going to say that there are too many people working
Because sometimes it's about the journey as much as the destination.

Also, because it shows how software development actually happens. It shows how to solve syntax errors. How to think through problems. It shows the power of the tools. It demonstrates my ability, and also my lack thereof. It's why I love programming.

If you only want to see the finished product, then fine. There are plenty of products already in existence. But if you want to see how it's made, then you can now see that, too.

That, and I'm amazed at the power of things like Bison, Flex, Doxygen, ICU, Vim, etc., and it's a way to show it off.

It also shows how to approach the organization of a large project, and a few gems with the Makefile (in my opinion).

I know it's not for everyone, but I love stuff like this! I've watched people live code game engines, etc., but I couldn't find anything about coding a programming language. So I'm creating it myself.
Did these companies accelerate planned layoffs because they figure Twitter layoffs on Friday would help take the spotlight off of them?
If their explicit goal is having it taken down, and the law gives them explicit ability to do so, why would they waste the time? A DMCA isn't rude, it's just a strictly outlined process.
Story told which might even be true, maybe RFK, maybe JFK, maybe Teddy Kennedy, campaigning for office, visited a factory, somebody asked "Is it true you've never worked a day in your life?", and which ever Kennedy it was starts to stammer a reply, and factory worker says "Don't worry, you haven't missed much".

This was back in the day when someone wealthy could run for public office without backing of fellow zillionaires and succeed.
I don't blame you for switching from Darktable at all. Darktable can be quite powerful but it suffers from ease of use and discoverability issues. It's not reasonable for a photo processing application to expect its users to deeply understand how it all works under the hood in order to get good results.

As someone who did a deep dive into understanding DT's scene-referred modules, it changed the way I think of photo processing. I now have a hard time using any other photo software.
IDK, Signal has been getting more hostile to users over time. In the coming months, when they drop the sms functionality I will drop signal forever. That's pretty crazy because I've been using it since it was red-phone in the early 2010's with my samsung galaxy2.
> In order to enforce copyright, every computer will have to be locked down so that they only execute "compliant" software.

This is not true. While it is one possible approach to enforcing copyright, it is not the only possible approach. Network surveillance of distribution is another possibility that has been against p2p networks.

Copyright has never been completely enforcable. It has always been a partial solution aimed at preventing organized / profitable distribution, i.e. it is a legal fallback rather than a prevention. But a partially working solution is better than nothing.
Other than that he set things up to be that way.

He’s not blameless for the fact it’s not federated, for example. Even if he’s not involved anymore.
Good actually. It still has 2 days life time but I tend to charge it daily for 15m to keep it running forever. When I am wearing my Pebble Time Steel, I make sure that it has 50% charge before switching it off. This tends to keep the battery level between 20 and 80% between charges. I think that's the sweet spot.
LOOP is like DEC ECX / JNZ, except it doesn't set flags
> goal of raising interest rates is to reduce demand for labor. He says that directly

None of your quotes say that.
In my social circles we roughly categorize the tech industry into faang, gold tier, silver tier, and wood tier.

Faangs are obvious, good tier is up and coming businesses who pay and act like faangs. Examples are brex, stripe, Uber(at least back in the day, no idea what they’ve been up to the past year.

Silver tier are the places that still pay well above average jobs but don’t go into the mega compensation and suffer a talent drought as a result. Places where they’re paying 120k total comp for a senior engineer and won’t part with any equity because the leadership can’t emotionally handle the investment needed to compete for engineering talent for reasons that I could go on for hours about.

Wood tier are the companies that need tech but still try to pay <80k because they’d never pay high wages to any employee or still think they don’t need software and end up with some real shit engineering
I have to say there is a wow factor the first time you use a Meta headset that just wouldn’t happen on screen vr, which could be what they saw as a major blocker to adoption.
> He's absolutely determined to increase unemployment via rate hikes.

either i'm deluded or there has to a better way to run an economy than this...
The same way people do it in tents. The Transit is plenty big for living. I like the Sprinter though, you can put a bathroom with a toilet in some of them. A wood stove is also useful.
They also threw food on some of the paintings - whether or not they were aware of a protective glass pane beforehand is unknown - and at least in one case glued themselves to a 16th century picture frame, itself a priceless cultural artefact.
A Git-based workflow for technical docs