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TagniFi| 100% Remote (Prefer UK/Ireland) | Part-time | Full-Stack Engineer
TagniFi (US based company) is looking for a part-time full-stack engineer. This position is remote, preferably based in the UK or Ireland.

TagniFi is building a modern financial data platform for finance and investment professionals. We deliver our data to clients via our API, web console, and Excel plugin. We're looking for a full-stack engineer to help us build new datasets, products, and features for our platform.

We are looking for an engineer that can help us with our entire stack. Our frontend is developed in Vue and Typescript and our backend is predominantly developed in Rust and Postgres. Some level of experience with these technologies is required. Extensive experience in Postgres and performance profiling is highly desired.

More info and application details here: https://github.com/tagnifi/job-descriptions/issues/2 and https://tagnifi.com
Yes, I wonder the same.

After learning about the side effects of birth control, it's concerning that it's the default recommendation for young women, and that they're on it all the time. I understand why. I don't know what a reasonable alternative would be. Abstinence isn't a reasonable alternative.
Experiment with Penrose Tilings and other patterns
What is wrong with their argument?
> to enhance our machine learning capabilities, including personalization, in Pocket, a fantastic product that has only just scratched the surface of its ultimate potential.

Does anybody even use Pocket? (yes, probably, of course) Do you need ML in that? Personalized recommendations? What is the potential? Becoming Google News but from Mozilla?

Do they even care about Firefox anymore?
> Emotions are real, but is it not the public responsibility to manage your emotions. Each person, solely, is responsible for their own emotions. If "emotional harm" becomes the basis for what speech is allowed and what is not then we cease to have a culture of free expression

Yea, this is bunk. What do you think fuels things like mass hysteria? What do you think fuels illogical decisions made in mass?

I'm not advocating for mass censorship, but lets not pretend humans are either logical or capable of handling their own emotions. They're terrible at it. Look at any collection of humans. You can't walk forward without stubbing your toe over examples. Daily commute traffic is full of humans who can't manage their own emotions. edit: Even police know that human memory can't be trusted. What do you think fuels decisions we make, if our memory is so mutable?

Likewise, if it was just emotions up for discussion that would be one thing. But it's not, it's so much more. It's "facts". A mass information war is taking place. Standing on the sidelines saying again, people can handle it, has already been proven false. Repeatedly. People cannot nor will not handle it, at least without help.

The more quickly we recognize how horrible humans are at handling emotions and information ingestion the better we can make reasonable decisions about how to aid humans in actually making progress.
financial.com | Kochi (Kerala, India) | ONSITE (up to 50% remote) | Full-time

Tech stack includes Java, Kafka, MariaDB, JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue, Kubernetes, Docker, Jenkins, Git

financial.com provides web applications to visualize financial data for traders and investors.
We develop and host tailor-made solutions for banks, exchanges and authorities.

We're hiring for roles in Kochi including:

- IT Team Leader (for an agile team with JavaScript and Java developers and QA)

- Java Backend Developer (microservice development)

More information and apply at https://www.financial.com/careers/
I mean, a lot of people may not have the financial option to have had kids younger. Like, the last 15 years have included two "completely upend your life" level crises, along with a lot of smaller crises that could have swept up someone.
> I notice very significant latency with my Moonlander Mk1, but that is most likely caused by the software and fancy layered kemaps I have created.

I'm not noticing all that much latency with my Ergodox EZ, but I'm also running QMK master[1] (rather than ZSA's fork via Oryx). It would be useful to note the firmware + revision in these tests.

40ms sounds like a lot of latency for twitchy games like StarCraft II (for which I've extensively customized my layout[2]); while I'm definitely enjoying the improved ergonomics in the game, I'm starting to wonder how much it's actually impacting my performance.

[1]: forked to https://github.com/rollcat/qmk_firmware
[2]: https://gist.github.com/rollcat/8b8dcd36c0abccf430b4160ad899...
Yet no programs are built to deal with UB... Accidental UB is the curse of modern C.
Kids went from labor source plus retirement plan to an expensive hobby. That's the reason for the demographic transition.
Okay, so - long story short, you need both.

I know collectively we're understaffed in security in general, but I am also sick of this "everyone from every walk of life wants to be and can be security" mindset, seen too many people come in who don't know the first thing. I don't mind helping out my juniors, but if you come at me with questions and obviously no prior knowledge or even attempt to research on your own, I am going to help you along to the door.

And not everyone can be red team, that's what a huge portion of people want, because it sounds sexy and they listen to too many podcasts. There are not that many positions for that specific job.

Personal rant aside -

Paul Jerimy did a good sort of layout of certs and where they fall in the various security domains.

https://pauljerimy.com/security-certification-roadmap/

So where do you want to be? Risk? Software? Ops? Network?

Certs will help you get hired, but if you have no experience aim for junior positions.

The best security people spend a few years in another position, a network or systems admin or developer first, to learn the ropes within what will become their specialty, got time and really want to be good, go that route.
Occasionally you can get packages with native dependencies to work by creating a nix shell that includes the dependent libraries. Sometimes that can mean using an FHS shell, which is indeed annoying.

It’s not elegant, but you can also usually find popular Python libraries in nixpkgs so they’re available in your shell’s “global” Python environment.
you can register anonymously: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/register-to-vote-...
End Soros backed District Attorneys.

How a foreigner could influence our legal system is scary.

How's that soft on crime philosophy working out?
SEEKING FREELANCERS | 100% Remote (Prefer UK/Ireland) | Part-time | Full-Stack Engineer

TagniFi (US based company) is looking for a part-time full-stack engineer. This position is remote, preferably based in the UK or Ireland.

TagniFi is building a modern financial data platform for finance and investment professionals. We deliver our data to clients via our API, web console, and Excel plugin. We're looking for a full-stack engineer to help us build new datasets, products, and features for our platform.

We are looking for an engineer that can help us with our entire stack. Our frontend is developed in Vue and Typescript and our backend is predominantly developed in Rust and Postgres. Some level of experience with these technologies is required. Extensive experience in Postgres and performance profiling is highly desired.

More info and application details here: https://github.com/tagnifi/job-descriptions/issues/2 and https://tagnifi.com
So, everyone has to play to lose and who loses first wins? If I leave my king open to checkmate, the best move from AI would be to take that.. but the opponent cannot do that. So, I get to leave my key pieces open and the opponent tries to do the same??
We have a societal problem when the rational individual choice (to provide your children the best head start) is to wait until your fertility declines to have children.
Ask HN: What was your favorite present?
Mine: My wife enrolled me in a two week woodworking course. I made a table out of oak. It was so nice to focus on making something physical, be have the feeling of being "back in school" with kind, interesting classmates, and take a break from programing/ computers.

-=-=-=-

bonus Q: Is there a gift idea that your significant other enjoyed that you can recommend?
> A spokesperson for the Commission told Devex that the promotional post’s purpose was to "increase awareness of what the EU does on the world stage" among 18-to-35 year olds found "primarily on TikTok and Instagram"

Huh. If that's the goal, wouldn't investing into TikTok and Instagram content make much more sense?
U.S. Army Planned to Pay Streamers Millions to Reach Gen-Z Through Call of Duty
What are the engineering and considerations for serving this sort of model to billions of queries a day? Do the economics of a gpt-as-a-search-engine work?
1. Yes, you need to know some more things but in particular not linking. I have no idea about linking or what to do when it fails with weird symbol errors. If you have a standard autotools, cmake or meson setup it might be as easy as just adding the packages to nativeBuildInputs and it works. The more custom stuff the project does the more you need to hold it hands.

3. For example here https://nixos.org/manual/nixpkgs/unstable/#chap-hooks

5. It is quite the opposite. If the typical build instructions are ./configure; make; make install then you might only need to specify the install directory to $out and you are done. Looking at ldd is also not usually required when compiling from source.
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Adacore is the maintainer of GNAT, GCC's Ada frontend (but now with many more compiler backends: LLVM, Why3, JVM...) and of a lot of tools revolving around the Ada ecosystem (IDEs, Coverage tools, Static Analyzers, Formal proof tooling...). Evertything we build is open-source and we make money by providing support, trainings, certifications...

We are looking for a lot of different profiles:

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We also have a ton of very cool internships for students (webassembly toolchains for Ada, porting an OS to make it run on QEMU, improving Flow analysis in GNATprove...), check them out here: https://www.adacore.com/company/careers .

Please apply through the page dedicated to the position you are interested in. Knowing Ada is not a requirement and AdaCore will happily train you if needed :)
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This is true in the US too, at least in most states:

https://www.ncsl.org/research/elections-and-campaigns/access...
Google already does this
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Glad it worked out! My daughter is 8mo now and we had concerns going into the 'getting pregnant' phase.

If you can't afford IVF or want to do it another way, there are things you can try to do before you start trying to avoid surprises - the main goal is to try to assess your status so you can align expecatations. It's frustrating to 'get started' and think 'it should take about X months' and then not seeing it happen (huh sounds familiar to product work?).

First, we always think it's the women's fault (or at least society defaults to that nowadays for sure). Men can go to a lab and get your sperm tested and check your testosterone levels. There are actionables to improve this in >6 months (not sure if less).

My wife did all sorts of stuff: checked hormone levels, managed her endo with excercise/diet/stress-management, got her period into one of those tracking apps to the point it actually predicted when ovulation happened (corroborated with home test kits).

In summary, I'm not trying to deal out a recipe here - just making a point that having a lower-stress attempt at getting pregnant can take a while but something can be done if you want to avoid cost of IVF or misalignment of expectations when 'trying' (we started ~preping - wife more so than me - 2 years in advance bc my wife had endo).
Indeed. There are zero domestic use cases for that ancient 4nm tech…
Note that the CDC collects statistics on assisted reproductive technology success rates. Here is the 2019 report: https://www.cdc.gov/art/reports/2019/pdf/2019-Report-ART-Fer... . See especially Figure 3 on page 29 (Percentage of embryo transfers that resulted in live-birth delivery, by patient age and egg or embryo source). There is more data, including from individual clinics, at https://www.cdc.gov/art/artdata/index.html .
Vantage | Software Engineers (Senior & Staff) | Full-time | NYC & Remote (US) www.vantage.sh

Vantage is a cloud cost platform that gives engineering and finance teams the ability to get visibility on and optimize their cloud infrastructure costs. Our founders are technical and formerly worked at AWS and DigitalOcean. We have hundreds of paying customers with a very fleshed out roadmap and are looking for engineers to help execute. If you love infrastructure, this could be a very interesting and fun job with a senior team. We have very meaty technical problems on data engineering and processing and could use some help! The company culture a kind, high emotional intelligence and high-execution environment.

A variety of technologies we use: Ruby, Rails, Typescript, AWS, Postgres, Fargate, Redshift. A full set of open positions are here: https://www.vantage.sh/careers/

The company is backed by Andreessen Horowitz with participation with a lot of great angel investors including Calvin French Owen (Co-Founder of Segment), Ben and Moisey Uretsky (Co-Founders of DigitalOcean) and Nat Friedman (former CEO of Github)

I'm Co-Founder and CEO - feel free to email me directly ben [at] vantage [dot] sh if you're interested.
How will it help to increase the current 3% market share?
Really nice write up!

I've done something very similar with infrared controlled Hexbug battle bot toys.

It was a pretty interesting exercise but in the end cutting a few traces and sending commands directly from a piggyback micro-controller to the motor drivers was much more responsive (and allowed for differential steering and braking).

This article is sick because now I feel like the approach wasn't a complete waste of time. Thanks!
Adopting is hard. I've tried to convince my wife that we should adopt because I've always wanted to adopt anyway, but she's scared I'm not taking it seriously enough. She says with adoption, you need to emotionally commit more than you would with your own blood because the natural instinct isn't there. She's scared I can't handle the responsibility and she might be scared of it too. She said we can have the talk again after I prove I can be a good dad with our own blood first. She doesn't want to be the mom that loves and handles everything while the dad doesn't care.
That is actually half of an ignorance dichotomy, the other half is the guy who refers to The Dropbox Comment in all situations, as if there are not projects that could be hacked into a product a short period of time.
> even at 100ms you can definitely see the animation happening

See it happening is very different from noticing lag. Here's a gif I like to reference when trying to determine how noticeable a lag spike is in milliseconds. For me it become unnoticeable at a 30ms lag spike. But 100ms is very plainly obvious.

https://images.app.goo.gl/95v3yNyj3fdm1o1v6

Edit: Also, movies are typically filmed at 24FPS which is around 41ms per frame. There's something called the "Soap Opera Effect" which is when you're watching an older movie on a newer TV that automatically interpolates frames and boosts it to 120FPS (8.3ms per frame). People have noticed this effect so much that it has its own term coined after it, the soap opera effect. That's a 32ms difference, and people may not immediately be able to tell what's wrong, but they know something is off

https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/soap-opera-effe...
EFG is hiring across multiple sectors - most notably tech!

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EFG’s vision and purpose is to create worlds beyond gameplay, where players and fans become community.

- At ESL we create worlds where everybody can be somebody
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Each of our brands play a significant role in creating worlds beyond gameplay.
They build, connect and nurture beyond game ecosystems to unlock more fun, fame and fortune for gamers across the globe.

Tech Stack: Go, Java, React, Redux, TypeScript, gRPC, Microservices, GCP, MongoDB and Kubernetes (just to mention a few!) - and yes, we work in Agile (Kanban or Scrum; depending on team)

All our tech roles can be fully remote (ideally within a 3 hour time zone difference to the UK) - but we also have offices in London, Turin, and Koln

No B2B contracts, but we can offers roles as an employee in most countries

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It's a start. Certainly miles beyond where US domestic fabrication stands today.
How on earth is this comment grey. Basic biology is women, with a higher reproductive burden, to be more selective.
The US is mostly made of up people who were born in the US. Of course, everyone in the US (including Native Americans) have ancestors who moved here from elsewhere, but that's true everywhere (even within Africa where humans originated, there's tons of movement). Moreover, none of this is relevant as the US government is responsible to its citizens, full stop.
I must admit I got a long way with contributing without knowing much about functional programming. Most things done in mkDerivation especially the basic ones almost abstract the functional and lazy part away.
The Rogers Watch: a retro display and all the insides on the outside
Oh, I see. By “doesn’t work” I thought they (and you) just meant it still hits the server even though you have a model downloaded.

Yeah, on a spotty mobile connection, most services tend to be optimistic that it’s better to wait than to assume your internet is down. iOS online/offline callback is very optimistic, probably because for most services, trying something in a degraded 20b/s conn is better than giving up and going “sorry, no internet.” (Funnily enough, the iOS App Store gives up way too soon)

So I agree. I think the right thing to do is to do an instant translation with the local model, when available. Maybe a cherry on top is to see if the server has a better translation in the background.
> Containers at near-native speeds

Wow, I'm dying to see how it works!

> brew install qemu

:|
On a slightly related note, Three.js released a new version recently that has a pixel-shader postprocessor to give 3D scenes a isometric pixel-art feel: https://threejs.org/examples/?q=pixel#webgl_postprocessing_p...
No, you can still be paid in it and still pay rent with it or buy groceries with it. You can't exchange a bitcoin for cash, but you can exchange bitcoin for something that has cash value.
What does this have to do with the EFF? They're straying from their original purpose again.

And why is everyone pretending that these are autonomous killer robots, when they actually need to be remotely controlled by human police officers? How is using a gun that a robot is holding any worse than using a gun that you're holding directly?
I use Pocket and I like the article recommendations. I've found some interesting article through it. I'd be happy if they continue to improve that. It means I won't have to turn to sites like Google News or even Reddit.
It should be government owned or like in Switzerland the rail company should be majority owned by the government. It requires a lot of money to maintain and it may run at a loss for years but it is vital for a country to operate. The losses occured by rail are made up in GDP by other industry that can thrive because of it.

It is not something that should be gambled with.
Location: Norwich, UK
Remote: Yes, or Hybrid. Have my own Ltd, so can be engaged globally. Would make a good satellite SRE for SV firms I think.
Willing to relocate: For right role.
Technologies: Cloud ( AWS, GCP, Azure ), Linux / On-prem, Various Programming languages ( Golang most recently, but some Python, PHP, Perl, C, Java, and more over various years ), kubernetes, CI/CD ( Jenkins, Gitlab, Drone, Concourse Actions, etc ).
Résumé/CV:
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6 YOE DevOps Transformation.
7 YOE Software Developer.
Ask for CV. Interested in both IC / EM.
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Perhaps in the US. We did ours in South Korea. I can't remember how much it was, but it was far less than a year's salary.
That's what always struck me. Sure the majority are old but they're still dying from COVID not from something else, also there's a significant number that aren't old and if we do nothing because the most at risk portion are already old we're going to lose a lot that aren't. We spend massive amounts of money keeping the elderly alive every day because we recognize that time is important and precious for these people and their families so we don't just dump them at 85 because "well you've outlived most of your cohort already anyways".
SEEKING FREELANCER - React or React Native | Ireland or UK ideally, but within 1-hour timezone would work too

We are building out a no-code financial engagement platform and looking for someone with very strong Front End experience with React or React Native. We are Dimply (www.dimply.ai) a Dublin, Ireland based fintech that are building a platform to ensure the future of people's financial happiness.

Website: https://www.dimply.ai
Contact Eoin on joinus+hn@dimply.ai
Norway has a month left until sun sets on its copper phone lines
Hungary is particularly bad – they had a pretty strong turn towards authoritarianism and putinism over the last few years.

Like, yeah, everyone did pretty poorly during Covid, but using the pandemic to strengthen Fidesz hold on their country is another level.
No one argues that every women have a right to very high paying top status jobs, yet we try to structure society so that more women achieve that.