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Together Computer | Full-stack developer | Front-end developer | Remote OR Hybrid | Bay Area

Together Computer is working on building a decentralized cloud for AI leveraging blockchain technologies. We are a well-funded, fast growing, seed stage startup. As part of the Together team, you will be a core member of the group that designs and delivers this platform and in the process creates equitable access to AI and computing.

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I don't think the RIO is supposed be monetary.

The return is that Dodo's are no longer extinct. That could still turn into an operation that "makes money" if only to pay a wage for those involved, but with investors not looking for a monetary return. Obviously more care is needed to make sure it's legitimate since economics doesn't naturally validate such propositions.
You should probably look at tesla's stock since january. And their sales/production growth. I agree, though, that we won't see the absurd heights TSLA used to reach due to the interest rates.
If you'd like to see it stratified as a full-blown fact, here's the interview where John Ehrlichman explained that it was a planned strategy to discredit Nixon's naysayers.

https://harpers.org/archive/2016/04/legalize-it-all/

> “You want to know what this was really all about?” he asked with the bluntness of a man who, after public disgrace and a stretch in federal prison, had little left to protect. “The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what I’m saying? We knew we couldn’t make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did.”
> They can and will take any information in the worst possible light

You are saying they want slam dunk cases, but are apparently obtaining these outcomes using evidence that can go either way? You don't see the contradiction there?
I roughly read the abstract as asserting that you could write down learning state of an individual as:

x_i(1+r)^n_i

Where the rate r is common but n_i (time spent) and x_i (starting position) are individual.

Sure that’s believable but I frankly can’t be bothered to read enough of this article to see how they argue that a model like that is physically relevant and not just yet another way of writing things down.
I'm waiting for the Azure offering. I don't want to send this thing any work code.
Indeed, but for counter culture, I think the artifacts are kind of important, as it communicates your involvement inside that culture. It is kind of hard to imagine punk without the music, the cloths, the hairstyles, the graffiti, etc. Sure it is also hard to imagine punk without the Anarchy, but if you think of early punks, with their heavy drinking and male dominant behavior, and compare it to modern punk which thoroughly reject these early cultural behaviors, you’ll find that they still share the aesthetics even though their attitude has changed.
Location: Brazil
Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (UK, specially)

Technologies: Typescript, NodeJS, ExpressJS, NestJS, NextJS, React, Rxjs, PostgreSQL, Mongo, AWS Developer (certified, used to all the basics + Lambda + containers), IaC (Terraform, Pulumi), Docker, API Security & scaling, C#, Java

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Email: fernando@cellide.com

I've landed a job using this posting last year, unfortunately it was a startup trying a last-minute pivot, it didn't launch to an immediate success, as they hoped, so they decided to close shop. It lasted only 3 months so I'm in the market again.

If you'd like to see some of my current work, I'm launching an OS project to make AWS diagrams purely from Terraform: https://github.com/fmalk/terraform-plantuml . No changes to files or configs are needed. Still in alpha stages but it currently maps buckets, users, VPCs, subnets and EC2 instances.

I'm a software engineer focused on leadership and process automation. For the past 12 years I have been leading teams, designing solutions & architectures. I mostly work on backend with APIs, message systems built on NodeJS & AWS but I keep in touch with React web & mobile. Love teaching juniors and coding best practices. I'm out of practice with C# but used to love .NET.

My immediate family is planning a move to England so I'm open to it as well.
Absolutely. It is important to remember that consensus opinions on narrow internet forums like HN or even Twitter do not generally represent the default positions that people take on most issues. Often, they are not even in the same wheelhouse.

This extends readily also to the media spheres in which people immerse themselves. The consensus on cable news, for instance, hardly represents a good-faith analysis.
So far I've only asked very vanilla queries, like explain X abstract concept or write a program that does Y simple thing in Z language. What are examples of queries you want to ask this imaginary SafeSearchOff version? Potentially harmful or illegal stuff? Just curious.
I’ll wager $10 it falls under fair use.
Notify whoever runs the spam filtering. This seems like something that should be easy to filter…
One minor note from a Disney nerd: Disney World no longer gives you the wristband (magicband) by default. You can buy one, but they want you to either use your phone or a RFID card they give you when you buy the ticket.

The rumor is that they were never able to make effective use of the long range data collection beacons that used the bands. Alternatively (and more likely IMO), they realized that knowing how many people were in an area was a matter of measuring how many unique devices scanned for the Wi-Fi AP in that area, which would work even if you didn’t have a band or the battery in the band died (the battery was necessary for the long range functionality, you could still get in the park via RFID no matter what).

Since they never launched the bands at Disneyland, they probably were able to do a a/b test and confirm that they didn’t get additional useful data from the bands (or that their data science team wasn’t able to use the data to improve guest experience, anyway).
Religious flamewar will get you banned here. Please don't do it again.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
i was referring to tech.
This - what I wanted was the incremental builds. Also lots of nice starter templates. I have a custom framework I created for incrementally built docs sites for FastComments - but in the future I was looking into Gatsby for marketing/doc sites.

I am not really a NextJS fan. WordPress is an option but I like having the docs in version control.
I find chatgpt useful I just really would like it on my own hardware :) what would that take?

Come on guys show me why you are called Open AI ;)
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Borrowell pioneered free credit scores for all Canadians in 2017 and now we’re focusing on building net new products that will be the first of their kind in Canada (meaning you’re spending most of your time on writing new code, rather than being bored maintaining legacy apps). With more than 2.5 million members and $125 million in funding since 2017, Borrowell is one of the largest fintech companies in Canada. Borrowell has won numerous awards, including being named one of the top 100 fintech companies in the world by KPMG, ranking 4th on the Deloitte Technology Fast 50™ list of fastest-growing companies in Canada, LinkedIn Top 15 Startups 2021, Fintech of the Year, Most Impactful Companies in Canada 2021, CB Insights’ Top 250 Fintechs in the world, and more.
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Carter almost destroyed the space shuttle. See the book "Enterprise" by Jerry Grey for history.
I've had some crappy jobs, but the worst job was one I actually really enjoyed, it was the horrible manager that ruined it for me.
People join companies, people leave managers.
A lot of people would pay good money to dig up and reanimate their pets
WatchMeForever
> Discord tries to track which other programs you run by default and shares it.

You might not want it, but it's not like this is unexpected behaviour. Tracking the currently running game and sharing that information with your friends is an intentional, advertised feature.
I'd like to pay for my usage. It's just that price is too high for my own limited usage. Not getting kicked into the waiting room for an hour every 2 queries is worth something to me.
Over the years C# (and probably Java, but I'm not so well versed in that) gained quite a few features to improve "Meta-Programming", one could argue in an attempt to compete with dynamic languages. In C# that is mainly possible through introspection, generics and maybe dependency injection. Entity Framework Core can mostly figure out an SQL Table and its queries by looking at a simple class. It's not as good as the Django ORM or SQLAlchemy, but it tries to achieve similar things...

So maybe some stuff in the Dotnet ecosystem got started because Python programmers were forced to use C# and tried to make that more dynamic.
Oh wow, absolutely false advertising "challenge incorrect assumptions", ChatGPT output can be absolutely 100% false or true or in between - ie fully unreliable and in no way remotely able to challenge anything as ChatGPT doesn't actually know anything at all about the world.
Yea, instead we should trust the people who invested trillions into “green” energy to remind us how cities are falling into the ocean and how we are doomed unless we do what they say (no matter how little those changes affect the data they are presenting as evidence they are right)

Honestly, there’s been a lot of lies and fraud in the green movement. There’s never any suggestion that our actions will produce specific results in a measurable way. We’re just always being fed one fear mongering tactic after another.

carbon offsets being a lie. most recycling being dumped. corporations having unfettered plastic usage while you’re demanded to use a paper straw…

Face it, at this point big oil has a more honest reputation.
-- the title was clickbate - they changed it to not clickbate - it's in the HN guidelines - makes sense --
> we all know Apple products are severely overpriced per specification

Do we? Every time it comes up, invariably the comparisons are all something "largely similar" but not exactly equivalent, frequently in a meaningful way. It seems like the real truth is that Apple doesn't really make budget configurations in the first place, they only cater to different levels of the premium market.

In particular, when it comes to the Mac Pro over the years, it's been repeatedly demonstrated to be a pretty good deal for what you actually get. Another well known example is when you could by the 27 inch 5K iMac for the same price as you could buy just the panel if you were building a PC.

Whenever someone makes a really nice laptop, aluminum, great touch pad, great screen, the whole nine yards, it ends up being close to the same price as a macbook.
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Looking for curious ambitious generalist engineers with extremely strong fundamentals. There are fascinating problems to solve in data, networking, UX, visualisation, ML application & research inc LLMs.

No finance experience necessary, and welcome all backgrounds (bigtech, quant funds, recent grad, PhD, self taught etc). Can pay top tier in cash and equity.

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> If I'm good at university-level mathematics but terrible at woodworking, am I smarter than someone who is good at woodworking but has a hard time wrapping their head around group theory

We don't have enough information to say. But what's almost certainly true is that one of you is smarter than the other.

I think a useful analogy is smart = compute, wisdom/knowledge=data.

Your example is not great because "woodworking" is primarily a knowledge game. Nothing is complex to the point you can't understand it.

University-level mathematics is less obvious--there's certainly a knowledge aspect--but I would stay largely a compute game.

Almost all people can become top-tier at knowledge games, not nearly as many at compute games.
Haxe [1] does this.

[1] https://haxe.org/
I honestly don't believe you've actually used Svelte even in an experimental context to make such a comment. Go check out the tutorial on the Svelte site and get back to us.

It's literally >90% just HTML, CSS, and JS. The last <10% is split between stores, if- and each-blocks, and data binding syntax. If you don't know HTML, CSS, and JS as a web developer, I don't know what to tell you. If you do, the notion that Svelte has a substantial mental overhead compared to any other web framework—especially React—is utterly ludicrous.
A Gentle Introduction to Geometric Graph Neural Networks
Sounds like the OP didn't ask for or want those things. I think it's reasonable to be annoyed that a cheap tier that provides exactly what you want and nothing more has been taken away.
Geometric GNNs are an emerging class of GNNs for spatially embedded graphs in scientific and engineering applications, s.a. biomolecular structure, material science, and physical simulations. Notable examples include SchNet, DimeNet, Tensor Field Networks, and E(n) Equivariant GNNs.

https://github.com/chaitjo/geometric-gnn-dojo/blob/main/geom...

This notebook and repository aims to serve as a 'Geometric GNNs 101' introduction for newcomers.

We walk through the basics of GNNs, Geometric Deep Learning, and the PyTorch Geometric library for implementing these concepts.

Our goal is to help students understand how theory/equations connect to real code.
Slightly related thing that happens with .GOV TLDs: People leaving comments on .GOV sites for the SEO benefits. They spam the comments section of pages with their link, because apparently Google treats .GOV differently than other TLDs and you get a better 'ranking'.
A good friend of mine is hiring engineers who want to transition to providing therapy for digital nomads, remote techies, and such.

His practice actually specializes in therapy and mental health for remote workers and engineers. They provide extensive training and paid certification.

I'll pass you his contact, email me at the.jesus.aviles@gmail.com if interested.

Just to be upfront, the pay range he told me is great for therapy work but not impressive by engineering standards.
> WYDM exactly by iOS shortcut?

https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/shortcuts/welcome/ios
iOS shortcuts is basically a built in IFTTT service but with deep integration into apple products. For an example of chapt gpt3 integrating w/ it, check out this cool build. https://matemarschalko.medium.com/chatgpt-in-an-ios-shortcut...
Hy: https://docs.hylang.org/en/stable/

I tend to stick to vanilla python though, mainly because Hy is too much of an hassle for my use cases.
Can you expand a bit more on cognitive overhead in Solid? What are the examples?
Given the number of scams on Amazon, I would hesitate to trust those wavelength claims.
Of note is that this is a chapter of the book 'Data Visualization: A practical introduction', by Kieran Healy: https://socviz.co/index.html
I think a lot about this subject and have a lot to say about this.

Rather than nit-pick, I want to showcase this particular item:

"I ended up going for the Disney lot, although they learned that they do have license plate readers. I was driving a rental car. Certainly, my name and driver's license are attached to that car, but that's through a different corporate database. A corporation that Disney does not own or have data rights to or share board members with ..."

(and later)

"Here I follow a different rule for obfuscation, which is to store data across corporate databases where the corporations have no prior relationship--or even an antagonistic one. I can be reasonably sure that, failing an acquisition, that data won't migrate."

This is wrong thinking.

Personal identifiers like phone number, license plate, address, etc., are commodities that are collected, digested and sold by many different third party providers.

He's thinking about Disney somehow comparing their license plate reader data with Hertz or something through some unlikely corporate agreement.

Far more likely is that both Disney and Hertz employ a third party data intel provider that gives them enterprise wide coverage and query for these, and other, identifiers while simultaneously acquiring the data to be made available via API to other "partners".

A good example of this is Ekata and their reverse phone product which, until recently, was available via Twilio API lookup:

/usr/local/bin/curl -s -X GET "https://lookups.twilio.com/v1/PhoneNumbers/$number?Type=carrier&Type=caller-name&AddOns=ekata_reverse_phone" -u $accountsid:$authtoken

... and would give you not only a reverse number lookup but also a list of "associated persons" as well as your address and number history.

I feel assured that APIs like this exist for license plates, SSNs, IMEI, etc.

I also strongly suspect that Disney and Hertz are both contributors to, and consumers of these APIs.
How could it be dangerous? How could it be used as a weapon?
It's obvious the person responding to isn't proposing that third world countries develop their economies using 1800s tech.
I might use this for advancing the reporting that Watch.ly provides. I could really provide some cool insights on users' traffic, maybe.
This is mind-blowing to me. You can't converse with it but you can give it a prompt to generate a conversation.
I must be having a hard time waking up today, or something, because I can’t wrap my brain around why a chat app would need 3D acceleration.

The first chat sites on the web e.g. Bianca’s, Poolside, and Talker were built using more primitive versions of the same interface tools used by electron and while they didn’t have the functionality of video and audio chats, they also didn’t break your GPU driver.

I miss the Unix philosophy at times.
In the article they show screenshots from ebay, so... yes, they are worth dramatically more in an Ebay sale (assuming the screenshots are legit).
Enter the Ronald Reagan presidential campaign, stage right
I can't find info on this, can you share something please? I'm skeptical of bone dry ones being preferable in any case (besides needing to have good sourcing then for imported dried ones). they don't dry like oregano does and I don't know that they are so much worse like most non sicilian oregano
Lol oops yeah I wrote that backwards. Too late to edit now, ah well.

There are some jobs where labor needs to care. Most tech jobs, for example. But there are lots of jobs, especially temp ones, that are about throwing as many bodies as you can afford at a problem, and don't ask questions or try to do it smarter. So 1 is actually a detriment in those kinds of jobs.

To point 3, Henry Ford aside, if businesses really wanted employees to be able to afford their goods, they'd stop offshoring jobs!

ATMs put bank tellers out of work. There do happen to be more bank tellers now than before because there are more bank customers needing more bank services, but my bank only needs X tellers at at time vs X+1 or 2 or 3, and they don't hire any for 24 hours services. It's a bit hard to see, because the number of tellers is higher now than before, but the question is how many more tellers would there be without said machines?
OpenBSD on MNT Reform
Location: Seattle, WA
Remote: Yes
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Technologies: Python, MySQL, TensorFlow, Keras, AWS Services (Lambda, SageMaker, RDS, API Gateway), TypeScript, React
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Masters in Applied Physics with experience in machine learning and data science. Experienced in entrepreneurial projects that include e-commerce, software development, blockchain and price forecasting. Skilled in price forecasting, sentiment analysis, object detection and classification. Built and deployed a profitable Bitcoin forecasting model using AWS services.

Currently competing on the RSNA Screening Mammography Breast Cancer Detection competition hosted on Kaggle (object detection and classification).
It would need to sample baseband. If you are using an LO to down-convert or up-convert that would be detectable.
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That's what HCD is trying to enforce -- that cities aren't just putting all the low-income housing in undesirable areas but are instead spreading it throughout.
I don't think that's just America. I think everyone in world and throughout history uses foreign countries as a stand-in to make an argument.

I remember reading an article about about some Roman writer - Tacitus? I don't remember who - who was describing the German tribes. The article though questioned just how much we could really learn about those people from the Roman writer because it seemed like they were just using the Germans as - like you say - a crutch to make an argument about how Romans should be.

The Germans respect their parents. They serve in the military. they're brave and loyal. They're not merchants - etc. etc.

And heck, it's an effective argument - this isn't just what I think, look with your own eyes at those people who aren't us that do this thing so well. Sometimes it's ever true. :-)
> My resume tells a very boring story that I feel discounts me. It just say boring companies, boring projects, boring tech.

Reframe: successful companies, practical projects, mature and reliable tech.
i've heard the flying rats thing in the US, and it was clearly a purposefully dark humor joke. in the context, i'm pretty sure they meant big cities have rats and pidgeons. (?)