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Clearml | ML/MLOps related roles | FULL REMOTE or HYBRID

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We’re looking to fill a multitude of engineering roles, working remotely, out of our Tel Aviv office, or a hybrid. Take a look and please apply if you are qualified:

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Location: Atlanta, GA (USA)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: HTTP, XMPP, git, C, HTML, CSS, Lua, bash, linux, LISP, D, VMware

Résumé/CV: https://nextcloud.aberrata.net/s/aqcikMNmakaFsQP

Email: mel@invicious.net

Backend developer with sysadmin experience. I read manuals, do things right the first time, and can learn just about anything in one weekend.
I assume he does but he wanted to simulate how a random person who doesn't know his friend could get access to her data.
Yes, but it was not the same military, not the same purpose, not the same high moral ground. WW II for US started with attack on US by Japan, so it was clear defense. Vietnam on the other hand had beyond pathetic Tonkin gulf and otherwise absolutely 0 threat to anything American, as proven after war ended.

You could argue that it was attack on US values, but that was about it. Half around the effin world. In society where US was not welcomed in any way even in South Vietnam by almost nobody local (and for good reasons). Some continuous and serious mental gymnastics were required to keep feeling righteous in that war.

I know after-perspective is easy, but this is how history judges actions long term. Emotions of given heated moment are irrelevant and ignored.
Massive astroturfing on the other side of the fence by Ørsted also, who have been spraying pr money around liberally.

Don't forget Big Tech is much bigger than Oil & Gas in our era. Everything electrified means everything can be monitored and controlled. 'Fossil fuel funded' is PR speak. So is Ørsted's sponsorship of cable news packages.

Greenwald resigned form the intercept, which he founded in 2020 because they sold out to big tech political interests.

Meanwhile the whales are losing out.
Culture is not required to take subterfuge in dog whistles. Only counterculture is.

Culture is what's uncontroversially and fearlessly blasted on front pages, and on mainstream TV.

> They could, but their agenda fits white people better, for reasons that are evident to anyone with critical thinking skills.

Evidently the millions of non-white Republicans, and the millions of white Democrats, all lack these critical thinking skills, then.
> But it could also read as "Discord bug instructs Nvidia card to throttle when in background".

That is how I read it
It's a coordination problem.

Everyone -- and I mean everyone -- should just send a letter and go directly to your Attorney General's office if the letter isn't acknowledged with the issue resolved within 30 days. It takes about two minutes, almost never fails, and creates a much larger burden for the corporation.

I never sit on hold, and the letter takes about 2 minutes to write.
The big problem I've seen is that C and other languages that make heavy use of macros might be almost impossible to unwind to source code again.

Pascal, Lisp, Forth might be more reasonable targets for something like this.
> LGBTQ was edgy

Aside from monogamous gay people, queerness is very much still edgy and not particularly accepted by the dominant/mainstream culture.

(This is not a positive thing, but it is reality.)
Regulated monopolies should exactly be hammered on this. That's why we have anti-trust in the first place - the bargaining power is so lopsided!

The line between this and Wells Fargo is much thinner than you think. Nobody has managed to prove actual malice at the board level at Wells. A company like Xfinity is likely prioritizing bugs by revenue. As a result, bugs that result in overcharging will be fixed last, if ever. It is unrealistic targets, crappy policies, and bad incentives all the way down. The only way to actually make them care would be fines which would move it up the revenue list.
The original comment wasn't mine, but there was no mention of HTML anywhere. Where did that come from?
If you get locked out of Netflix just cancel your account.
It was a fast moving corporate production line with a very long queue behind, not a bespoke photo session (I'm not high enough up for that) - less like an agricultural show, more like an abattoir. And the 2 page waiver made me doubt it was even my photo as such.
Kinetic Cyclic Scissors [video]
The Junior SE will become the Junior PE. In reality, you still need to plan the architecture, know the concepts, understand the domain, shape the data, and most importantly review and test the generated code.
I'm sure it's insignificant in the scheme of things, but I don't think it justifies the unnecessary carbon emissions
Oh no, Lisp is so much more powerful. For example you can update the definition of a class in a running system and update all existing instances of that class. When an error occurs you can inspect local variables in any of the stack frames and execute commands in them. And that is only the tip of the iceberg, Lisp is, as far as I know, without equal in terms of power.
• Location: Los Angeles Area

• Remote: Yes

• Willing to relocate: Not at this time

• Technologies: Typescript, Nodejs, React, F#, Python, Erlang, Java, Ruby, Postgres, Kafka, ElasticSearch, Redis, Security, DevOps

• Résumé/CV: https://www.banashek.com/resume.pdf

• Email: jon åt banashek.com

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Hi, I'm Jon.

I've had numerous roles and responsibilities under the umbrella of "techology-related problem-solver". I have a fairly T shaped skill-set and tend to gravitate towards areas where I can have the largest impact. Sometimes that means architecting and building distributed systems solutions and libraries, other times it means working with security teams to improve the Secure SDLC for an engineering group by growing developer mind-share into Shift-Left. My lauded communication skills have enabled me to solve some engineering problems with soft skills alone.

I've worked in the healthcare space for the last ~5 years, and have found my cross-knowledge of development and secure practices to be a boon in leveling-up engineering groups perspectives on handling and protecting sensitive data (HIPAA and friends).

Technology-wise I've worked with quite a few different stacks (most recent noted above) and don't have much trouble picking up new things and diving deep. I tend to stay abreast of technology developments and trends by consuming sites like HN or subreddits for specific languages/technologies (In communities which I'm not directly involved, I check in once a week to see how different groups shape their perspective on discipline-wide problems). I also enjoy the opportunity to dive deep into the source code of an open-source project to answer questions that aren't well documented or blogged about.

Most of my work is closed-source, but I tend to hang around in slack/discord/gitter/etc and try to answer more than I ask.

I'm currently looking for full-time remote opportunities.
Location: Lancaster, PA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Elixir, Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, Java (15 years ago)

Resume/CV: very spotty! Reach out to me for details. I built the header-bidding ad tech that runs the ads on EasyBib.com, CitationMachine.net, and BibMe.org.

Experience: 15 years

Email: jononomo@gmail.com

I have also worked as an LSAT instructor. I've taken the last four years off from programming (except for six unpaid months working on an Elixir app), so I'm looking to get back in at a reasonable rate.
This exact thing definitely happened to Buzz Aldrin when he was confronted about the moon landing being fake, and it's caught on film :)

https://boingboing.net/2022/09/10/i-cant-believe-its-20-year...
> living this way must be truly exhausting

Maybe, but so is constantly being bombarded with ads, offers, etc. when you're trying to do something else. And the tracking is mainly to power those things.
I don't think that's a great explanation of the concept of VDOM. For example, SolidJS looks a lot like the example given, and it also arguably returns an object that represents how the page looks, but it didn't use a virtual DOM under the hood.

I think it's easier to think of virtual DOM implementations as doing two things: (1) describing the desired state of the DOM in some sort of structure, and then (2) diffing that structure against the actual DOM in order to make the changes. The key part is that the virtual DOM implementation does the diffing itself in order to make the changes itself.

This is similar to your example, in that you have generated the desired tree and are rendering it in the right place. However, it is different, because the browser will not do a fine-grained diff of all the elements, it's just going to replace them with the new elements that you've given it. This works fairly well if you're trying to replace a large chunk of elements with a new set of elements, but it has problems if you just want to make smaller modifications.

For example, consider some JSX for an arbitrary framework that looks something like this:

function MyInput({ isGreen }) {
return <input class={isGreen && "text-green"} />
}

When `isGreen` changes, we want to update the current value of the DOM with the new version of MyInput, which should just be the same thing with the class changed. The naive (although often simplest and most practical) solution would be to just replace the contents of the element with the return value of MyInput - i.e. replace the input with a new copy, just with the class name changed. The problem comes when a person is typing into the input - if we replace it completely, the use will lose everything they've already written.

The VDOM solution is, as I said, to (1) generate, but then (2) to diff. So if the current state is an input with a "text-green" class, and the desired state is an input without this class, it would work recursively: First, is there an element? Second, does the element have the right tag name? Third, for each attribute on the two elements, do they have the same values? Etc. And every time there's a change, it will make the smallest change possible to ensure the current state becomes the same as the desired state. Here, that means removing the class name, but leaving the rest of the input as it is (i.e. with any input from the user left alone).

The third option here is what frameworks like Svelte and SolidJS do: they skip the part of the process where you generate a new desired DOM, and jump straight to the diffing. That is to say, when you create a component, inside that component will be event listeners for each part of the component that needs to change (and only those parts). This listen to changes in the props and state and then change only those parts of the DOM that need to change. That way, you don't need to go through the entire DOM, iterating through all those nodes that stayed the same just to find the class that needs to be updated. Instead, you just directly update the class.
The authenticity of the dodo doesn't matter. Neither a true dodo nor a dodo-alike will atone for humanity's "sin" of wiping them out in the first place, which I assume is the point of such a project.
$40B increase to their buyback program.

Edit: Actually meant announcement of an increase to buyback program, not that they've already done it.
Just reiterating what a lot of other folks have said in this thread already, but this scratches a pretty real itch for some stuff we (and our customers) have been thinking about at Mux. Zapier (and similar) is just a little too high level for a lot of our needs, but Temporal feels like overkill. Extremely excited to play around, congrats on the launch!
HTTP Archive (HAR) Format
Just to add to it, looking from time perspective you feel like a fool, there were many occasions in span of several months when SU/meeting couldn't be attended; already constrainted due to timezone difference, you'd think he'd make an effort to at least be available during short overlap hours, but couldn't because:

- had to pick up mom from airport

- had doctor's appointment

- electricity was cut off the building

- mom is out of medicines

- traveling back to my hometown

- still at airport going back home

- checkup with my mom

- at hospital

- my mom is getting gallstones removed (she was fine after operation!)

- have dental appointment

- i have follow up checkup

- have problems peeing for last days, decided to check at it at hospital

- wasn't able to check in yesterday sorry

- not feeling good today

- can't attend

- driving back from pharmacy

- had some headache this morning

- can't join accompanying my mom for her monthly checkup

- can't attend bought some meds for mom and got stuck in traffic going home

- power interruption in my area

- picking up my sister at the airport

- had fever

- still not feeling well hopefully my tonsils will heal tomorrow

- internet today is on/off in my area maybe due to weather

- my internet is off restarting my router

- i'm on m1

- dropping my brother at airport

- having connection issues

- there was line cut off near our area

- having issues due to upgrade in our area

- currently travelling to my province

- heavy traffic on friday

- can't join will be driving my brother to the airport and there can be traffic

- having some connection issues atm

- sorry can't attend today

- having some connection issues

- having issues connecting

- may be late sorry (not joining)

...
>much of the internet's "culture" is created on 4chan

And other lies 4chan users tell themselves to feel important.

It wasn't even true back in the day, a lot of stuff came from SomethingAwful and Newgrounds... Then came Twitter!
My immediate thought was "Oh it's hardware acceleration must be using up/reserving resources" which is decently common especially among chromium/electron based programs.
Porsche was doing some pretty creative investing about 10 years back or so. If I recall correctly, it was working out quite well for them - until it didn't.
Anagenex | biotech, machine learning | Hybrid (Boston Area - MA) | Junior-MidLevel Data Scientist | Full Time | https://anagenex.com/

We are a series A stage biotechnology company building a novel platform for drug discovery focusing on difficult targets. Machine learning has struggled in early stage drug discovery efforts because most of these efforts do not have enough data for the models to parse. Our technology solves the data problem with massively parallel biochemistry in the form of DNA Encoded Libraries (DELs), allowing us to analyze 100-1000x more compounds compared to traditional approaches. By feeding our algorithms with this data we can identify better compounds faster than competing solutions. We recently closed a substantial Series A, having assembled a highly interdisciplinary team of both bench and computational scientists and proven the technology by showing how our data and ML models improve on the state of the art by 3x-16x depending on the application. Come help us build the future of drug discovery!

Tech Stack: K8S, Python, Spark, AWS, Pytorch

*You’ll own:*

- Bespoke analysis of early stage drug discovery data
- Create Python tools to assist bench scientists in the day-to-day activities
- Work with ML specialists to deliver useful data

*You’ll assist:*

- Maintain and upgrade existing registration and analysis tools
- Processing and validation of large data sets
- Interpreting analyses, including ML results, for bench scientists as needed

*Skills & expertise you have:*

- A BS or MS degree in a Computer Science discipline with 0 – 3 years experience,
- OR a BS/MS Chemistry or Biology degree with at least 3 years professional Python programming experience
- Python programming
- Familiarity with SQL
- Chemistry or Biology lab-based classwork or equivalent experience
- Good communication skills. Mentoring or tutoring experience a plus as this role requires the ability to explain compute-oriented concepts to non-compute professionals

Email me directly if you're interested! henri at anagenex dot com
I don’t mean to be negative, but most people certainly don’t try their best. Many are only working for the paycheck and don’t attach their sense of success to their professional output.
Passwords feel more like extra usernames these days with 2FA.

Why bother changing them when hashes will be leaked immediately by the incompetent idiots at <insert this week's big company that had data stolen yet again>.
Thank you, I don't entirely agree with myself, and feel that it is too reductive a statement. It is at least worth considering that countercultures contrast best against cohesive cultures.

We're now lacking both, mostly due to the transformations of the information age and how that has split many homogeneous cultures into numerous segregated identity clusters. For what it is worth (which is nothing) in 1992 I predicted what we see now; it has unfolded exactly as I expected.
> jazz and rock were edgy, greasers/rockabilly were edgy, beatniks were edgy, hippies were edgy, disco was edgy, punks were edgy, LGBTQ was edgy

This list implies that "homophobic, racist, sexist, emotionally and mentally stunted incels" is destined to be normal and acceptable in the future. That sounds awful.
Tildei | Engineering | REMOTE (US)| NYC OFFICE OPTION | Full-time

Tildei is rethinking the marketing space to approach conversational marketing between brand and customers, and building a true real-time collaboration platform with simplicity in mind. https://tildei.com
We're a team of 5, we closing our seed round and hiring for the following:

- Backend Engineer — 5+ years 100k-180k + options. Typescript / Nodejs / Deno / Elixir / Phoenix / PostgreSQL

- Full-stack Engineer — 5+ years 100k-180k + options. Typescript / Svelte / Elixir

If this sounds interesting, send us a message: johnny [at] tildei [dot] com. Thanks!
Location: Bristol, CT

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, MySQL, jQuery, GraphQL, Mongoose, Prisma, Jest, Cypress

Résumé/CV:https://www.dropbox.com/s/jxv3ut5vc35sg71/Nick%20Melanson%20...

Email: nickmelanson@proton.me

Github: https://github.com/norklas

Website: https://melanson.tech
Sure, but with some things, the increase in productivity pays off the price easily - you end up earning more, or working way less.

$20/mo for a subscription of NYT, or Netflix is not one of those things. But ChatGPT in many cases can save whole days of work over each month, so - especially when you're a freelancer, it will pay itself off.
The first example on the homepage is "Create an email drip feed campaign in under 2 minutes"

This is not an advanced use case to be developed in house and owned by developers. This is bread and butter marketing or product engagement email flows using anything from Mailchimp to customer.io to HubSpot.

The developer side would involve capturing the identities and events from your system and sending them (typically via something like Segment) to the downstream tools, where business users will manage those campaigns: flows, templates, content, integration with other flows, and reporting.

The next example is "Sync GitHub issues to Linear". Again, this is a fairly simple Zapier use case, probably using built-in integrations, or falling back to Python if needed. Zapier would store the credentials to both security and use a trigger/action flow.

I can see trigger.dev being more useful for things like:

- Schedule-based tasks, or super high-volume tasks. (These are expensive on platforms)

- That are driven primarily by code, not pre-built integrations

- Using private data (such as authorization tokens) you don't want to expose in plain text

Given there is undoubtedly a market of developers who want to bring things back into their standard codebase and code release practices, I suggest targeting the examples to situations to those more typically owned by developers.
Source | San Francisco / Bay Area: Remote | Full-Time | https://careers.source.network/

Decentralized applications are a fast-growing market expected to reach $368B+ by 2027 and Source is pioneering the foundational technologies to help it get there and go beyond. We are building the future of data management and are the first database provider to receive backing from Dwight Merriman the founder of MongoDB, the predominant cloud database and a global roster of Web3 investors. Join our team and be at the forefront of innovation and creativity.

Our database, DefraDB, empowers developers to build edge and decentralized projects to scale fast, survive anything, and thrive everywhere while ensuring their users’ data privacy. Built using Peer to Peer infrastructure, Merkle DAGs, CRDTs, and an array of new cryptographic primitives. Working closely with our CTO and co-founders, you will be part of a collaborative culture striving to make user-centric data interoperable across Web3.

We’re growing fast and are looking to fill the below positions:

Engineering

- Blockchain Protocol Engineer - https://careers.source.network/engineering/blockchain-protoc...
2B is the daily active users for Facebook specifically.

For the entire family of apps it’s 2.96 billion DAU (i.e. people who used one or several of FB/Insta/WhatsApp during the day).
In most states you have a state senate and state house and represented by both a state senator and state representative. You could email them your idea. They typically have office hours where they meet constituents, and you could try to pitch your idea there.

Some states, such as California, have ballot initiatives. There is a process for getting an initiative on the ballot -- you need to collect signatures.
Ah, ok. Thanks. I'll take a look at that too.
As Grady Booch pointed out, Elon is testing in production[1]. Even Elon doesn't know where all the filters are in the algorithms used.

The absence of a total collapse does not imply all is well.

[1] https://twitter.com/Grady_Booch/status/1620720537805922306
It's like saying that we should terraform Mars because of global warming. Uh, wouldn't we have to make Earth worse than Mars for that to be useful?
Ask HN: Does ChatGPT not write code anymore?
I asked it to write code and this is the reply I'm getting "As a language model AI I don't have the ability to write code."
Cast iron's great (assuming you can lift the damn things, as one gets older that's absolutely an issue) and once you've had it a while, just wash it like a normal pan and it's fine.
If you're doing it every workday full time during the time that you're suppose to work - yes, you should.
There are close to 1800 calories in a 5 pound bag of potatoes vs 700 calories in a 10 oz steak. Pretty sure your dollar amounts there are vastly different from what is found at the grocery store.
Enjoyed the description more than I'd probably enjoy the photo. Although now I really want to see it. Please.
CBO’s 2022 Long-Term Projections for Social Security
You won't believe it, but in Asia outdoor dining is common AND it's quite humid. And bugs! Yet people keep doing it.
You either die the hero or you go chasing those dollars.
>Anywhere in California you would not experience any of that.

https://www.fox19.com/2022/04/19/gay-couple-says-man-screame...

https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/peoples-park-uc-be...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/06/13/proud-boy-d...
OP said they got it resolved with a 15 minute phone call. I was just assuming they were telling the truth...