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Temporal Technologies | Multiple positions in United States - WORK FROM HOME | FULL-TIME.

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

Temporal Investors Expand Funding: https://temporal.io/news/temporal-investors-expand-funding-w...

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

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

FEATURED ROLES:

Senior Product Manager - Platform - Read more and apply here https://jobs.lever.co/temporal/d4ebe2cd-27fa-43e2-ae0b-57ec3...

Senior Technical Curriculum Developer - Read more and apply here https://jobs.lever.co/temporal/a09daac8-f296-4330-a31b-59e56...

Staff+/Tech Lead - Distributed Systems Software Engineer - Read more and apply here https://jobs.lever.co/temporal/28a290fa-087f-447b-934c-2960e...

Developer Success Engineer - Read more and apply here https://jobs.lever.co/temporal/ff1b33fe-fd12-4d8c-a266-4b1a8...

For all employees, we offer: competitive salary, stock options, fully covered premiums for medical, dental (and ortho), vision, and life insurance benefits, HSA, 401K, unlimited time-off, work from home perks, monthly wellness / food $ allowance, an access pass to a WeWork location if you so choose.Send resume to careers AT temporal.io or apply here https://www.temporal.io/careers/
Culture Biosciences | Sr Software Engineer - Hardware Automation | Hybrid ( South San Francisco , CA, USA) | $170,000 - $190,000

Culture’s mission is to make bioprocess development and scale-up as fast and easy as scaling software. Towards this aim, Culture’s offering enables biopharma, biotechnology, and synthetic biology companies to run their bioprocessing R&D in the cloud. Clients design, manage, and analyze bioprocess experiments in Culture’s Console web application. Culture’s offering enables customers to focus on designing and improving their process versus spending time and effort building out their own high-throughput process development laboratory. While customers remotely observe the process and analyze data, the experiments are executed in Culture’s cloud bioreactor facility in South San Francisco. The facility is enabled by Culture’s proprietary robotic 250mL and 5L single-use bioreactor technology and software systems.

We’re looking for a software developer to help us create robust automation tools and streamline the biomanufacturing R&D process, specifically focusing on the automation of the bioreactor systems. An ideal candidate has worked on application code, cloud and/or local infrastructure and automation.

In this position you'll be collaborating with mechanical engineers, embedded systems engineers, and other software engineers, so thriving in a cross-functional environment is a must.

You'll be responsible for integrating new hardware systems to the Culture's software backend. The ability and interest in designing user interfaces for those systems is also strongly desired.

Please Apply Here: https://www.culturebiosciences.com/careers?gh_jid=5615370003
Location: Florianópolis / Brazil
Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe in the future

Technologies: Haskell, PureScript, Nix, JavaScript

Résumé/CV: https://praiseweb.com.br/

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just wondering: could you buy instances with the full-upfront payment?

you'd not only get to spend the money, you'd also get a significant discount.
One annoying thing I ran into when trying zig is they don't distribute debs any more for Debian distributions. They just tell you to use a snap. I don't have snap, and don't want it.

Compiling it requires the latest llvm toolchian (16), which is only realistically going to be available as a package if you're on a bleeding edge distribution.
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>Then nintendo should provide and support everything required to give full control of the hardware to users (it intersects the matter of open source supported drivers).

I agree that they should, but they are not required by law to do so. It's not that laws are missing, it's that laws are in place to do the opposite of what you're stating. Nintendo has copyrights protecting their products, software included. They have to share only enough to patent their products, but that info is not made public.

That might change in the future, I'm not sure if you're following the current legal battles for "right to repair" in the US and I think in the UK. I think it would apply to consoles as well. Without full control of the hardware and software, users will not be able to do full repairs on systems they own.
I do it at least once a week between my work and personal machines.
If VR headsets had the resolution to be giant virtual monitors then that seems like a really cool use case.
>. What if we learned to love being single?

Now, you may not need to be married as per how it's defined by the state, but there are some number of benefits especially related to health when it comes to long term partnership. Trying to say being single is fine, then dying a few years younger may not be the best way to evangelize your idealism.
Beacon AI | https://beaconai.co | Offices in SF and SF Peninsula | Full-Time | SF Bay Area Hybrid

Beacon AI is building the aviation platform for the future of flight. Our team has expert relevant industry expertise in aviation and autonomy. We are building systems that improve flight safety and efficiency in a progressive approach. We’ve earned six contracts and have runway through 2025.

Join a founding team of former Cruise AI engineers and three former fighter pilots, with a world-class advisor team, talented developers, and amazing investors including Sam Altman, Zach Perret, JetBlue Technology Ventures, and Countdown Capital. Learn (a little bit) more at https://www.beaconai.co

We have the following openings with many more opening later this year:
https://www.beaconai.co/careers (some roles listed below are not yet posted, reach out to kiana.lo@beaconai.co if the role you are interested in is not yet posted)

* Lead Route Planning Software Engineer
* Senior Data Scientist / Machine Learning Engineer

Email kiana.lo@beaconai.co for any questions or apply directly at https://beaconai.co/careers and mention that you found this post on HN!
50 years after a classmate’s slaying, three amateur sleuths investigate
I’m not sure how major of an upgrade this will be. From a gaming perspective, 2x the GPU will help. The Quest 2 graphics are pretty basic but they get the job done. The MR seems like it’s a solution searching for a problem.

I’m waiting for a headset that I can use during travel in place of an external monitor, but I don’t think this is it yet.
> the system does automatically disable itself (and warns the driver accordingly) in heavy precipitation

That would have saved me one of two incidents so Subaru may well be the one doing this right.
The new Snap Layouts feature is quite good. One of the best recent features IMO, just very simple+functional window management.
My Kia likes to trigger the ~~AEB~~ Collision Avoidance warning when people are turning off the road in front of me. It's really only triggered when it _thinks_ a vehicle is in my path, but it's really exiting the path and just still in the periphery. I get about as many false positive type events with the lane keeping feature. I've learned, the hard way, that not all lane markings are to spec. The worst are when you have a side road and the solid white line curves off the road but they don't have a dotted white line continuing straight. The car loves to pull to the right in those cases. Not hard, but enough that you know it's being daft.
I’m with you on AR being truly useful. If that ball could be knocked out of the park, the implications for countless activities would be huge.

Imagine you wanted to build a geodesic greenhouse and your vision could be populated with the pieces you need next, where they go, hardware you need, where parts were last seen, etc. My brain would benefit so much from being kept on track like that.
> A healthy relationship is one where each partner is dedicated selflessly to the flourishing of the other partner

This sounds co-dependent to me, not healthy at all.
One of the things that led me to leave Windows for MacOS is that force quit actually works on the Mac, every single time.

On windows I found getting tasks to actually quit was always unreliable, often they’d hang around even after sending multiple force quit requests.

Recently I tried windows again thinking this might have been fixed, but it’s still as unreliable as ever.
It mystifies me how people think Github is important to use for the community. Stars are often cited as a primary reason, presumably so projects can list their star counts on their web pages.

To me, the choice of Git repo should be one of the more portable aspects of a project. I know there are hideous lock-in mechanisms like issue lists and wiki discussions, but hopefully someone will standardise them one day into Git objects.
Fully agree. As it is fine most the time it comes back to the other part where it is wrong.

Example: living in cold weather climate my outback just stops cuts the engine when exhaust from the car leaves car in front of me on cold day( large cloud of vapor). The visual collision avoidance detects this as car and cuts the engine. This is not the place you want to be leaving an intersection with people accelerating behind you.

Unless this backed by lidar / radar or combination that is more accurate I don’t see this as pro. Top reason I can’t stand my outback is the decisions it makes incorrectly.

Of course there is no way to get any of this fixed in my outback other than selling it. Consumers are getting the shaft on technology in their cars imo and are being treated as test pilots.
Beautiful website, video, and product. I was also a bit shocked by the price. FWIW, as a hobbyist I wouldn’t subscribe unless it was $5/month or less but would pay $150 for a one-time perpetual license but I’m sure you’ll find your consumer as the pro level.
In Canada, gift cards aren’t allowed to expire any more. Is this equivalent at all?
"cp -r ~/some-lib ~/my-project/" works well enough if some-lib doesn't have dependencies on its own. Or git submodules if you want something a bit more fancy. I sometimes do this even for languages with package managers, as it avoids a world of complexity.

Obviously a package manager is useful, but Zig is relatively low-level and long dependency chains are much less common than in e.g. Python, Ruby, and of course NodeJS. So I'd argue it's not essential. All the other things mentioned in the to top comment are far bigger issues IMO.
Hailey at TechAdsology was right though, it really was a limited time offer
>> Electroconvulsive therapy is an evidence-based intervention for certain types of depression.

And evidence that it can cause memory problems and maybe more.
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Thanks for trying and Sorry! It's super early, what works great:

* Screener type queries
* Charting(prices, volumes), single company or comparing multiple
* Insider transactions from any company
* heatmap or top movers today
* Earnings data for a certain year and quarter.

There's a bunch of things that also work, but overall we have a long way to go! Please do sign up so we could update you on the next set of features
After many doctor fails, a family member resolved their symptoms through diet. Specifically, they follow the plant paradox diet. It's not just microbes that cause autoimmune issues, but also food you eat.
we got a bit closer with gitfs but nobody has really merged all the parts into a "it just works" setup.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Gitfs
- q1 2023: 520k

- q4 2022: 1.13M

- q3 2022: 471k

- https://arinsider.co/2023/05/01/how-many-vr-headsets-did-met...

-https://arinsider.co/2023/02/06/how-many-vr-headsets-did---m...

-https://arinsider.co/2022/10/31/how-many-vr-headsets-did-met...
Facebook and Google a real name and some demographic data and encourage people to upload hundreds or thousands of photos of themselves and their friends, making it easier to tie all their Web activity to a real person. Twitter and Reddit make throwaway accounts without personally identifying information was to create. Plus more interactions with people you know in real life.
What Ive wondered about word-vectors is, are different meanings split or not?

A word having many meanings would otherwise means its vectors are more "smeared" out and less accurate I guess. Although, I guess that might be good for these algorithms.
For similar reasons why ~30% of the population has HSV-1 and never has any outbreaks and don't even know they have it.
This is an edge case. Marines in particular, and the military members in general, will form a special bond that can seldom be duplicated elsewhere. And that has been my experience.

I was among a group of six that met at the schoolhouse after boot camp. We did not get sent to the same units, but we were all PCS'd to the same base. Two of us (not myself) made a career of the corps, and the others went to school after separation to get various STEM degrees; all four of us attended two schools within 60 km.

After graduation, our physical distance slowly increased with each new job, but we never stopped talking to each other and typically met in person one to five times per year. The singular spouse that accepted our special friendships and our strong sense of mutual loyalty to each other, is the marriage that endured over the last 35 years.

My wife is very special to me. She is the center of my immediate world. But these, now five, friends would have been there to pick me up if my wife had ever kicked me to the curb.

Epilogue. The five of us are now, at least, semi-retired. The other four are now single. Three of them are building another house on my property in which to live out the remainder of their time. They have accepted my wife is the sixth member and as a 'principle'. Our only recurring issue is which of the six will have to die alone.
Good question, I’m much more familiar with the oncology literature and there is definitely causative evidence linking EBV and to a lesser extent CMV with lymphoma/lymphoproliferative disorders (particularly in the post-transplant setting).

I believe the evidence for autoimmune disorders is much weaker (with the caveat that this is well outside my scope of practice), I’ve heard it being implicated in MS from my neurology colleagues but my understanding is it’s a weak correlation at the moment. I can’t offer more than uneducated conjecture on other autoimmune diseases. UpToDate says the following:

“One difficulty in proving a link between EBV and MS is that serological evidence of EBV can be found in 83 to 90 percent of adults in the Western hemisphere [99,101,102]. On the other hand, EBV seropositivity among adult MS patients is near 100 percent, significantly higher than healthy controls [91,102-106]. Additionally, children with MS are significantly more likely than healthy peers to have serological evidence for prior EBV infection, at an age when EBV seropositivity is much less common than in adults [107]. However, there is conflicting evidence concerning the presence of EBV in brain tissue of patients with MS [108-111].”
AI will never write a good novel
It kindof is for me. My close circle of friends have been friends for over 30 years. Various people in the group have been married and divorced (some more than once), but the circle of friends remains.
I do hope that Apple's watch strap system becomes more ubiquitous in the watch world. Oftentimes watches are over-engineered for their 99% use case of casual wear in order to fulfill some fantasy of diving in the Caribbean or scaling Mt. Kilimanjaro, and so therefore many are screwed or fastened in some way that makes adjusting them a pain without tiny little tools and a clean surface.

I agree, but for different reasons. I have several very nice dress watches that I keep for sentimental reasons that I'm not able to wear because the manufacturer used one-off straps for them. The mechanisms still work fine, but I can't wear them because the exact strap for that exact watch is no longer available.

Hey, EU — While you're forcing USB-C on everyone, how about picking a watch band standard, too?
Ford offering flexible EV leases to Uber drivers
Weird that you cannot disable the collision warning and lane keeping. What Make/model is it?
How do they expect VR/Metaverse to ever take off with such expensive hardware? It is understandable that laptops, desktops, phones cost a lot since the demand is high and people will pay a premium. But, there is little to no demand for VR headsets. Maybe if somehow they ever made the metaverse a must have thing, they could charge $500 for a headset, but right now? They should be digging into their deep coffers and giving the things away.
Ever since Windows 11 MS really seems to be keen on making the taskbar more docklike… this is another step in that direction (OS X has had force quit in its dock icon context menus for something like 20 years at this point).

I don’t particularly mind because I’ve never been fully sold on the Win9X style desktop paradigm, but I think MS may be making a mistake by cherry-picking bits of macOS UX and removing them from the context that makes them work. It’s probably not a recipe that’s likely to please longtime Windows users.
Insurance companies are run by people that are good at statistics, and there is a fair chance that statistically this works out well but that does not mean anything for any particular individual. Chances are that EAB will cause some accidents and prevents a whole lot more, and that's enough for the insurers.
There's something to be admired about people who put a lot of effort into planning and doing something, even if it is a bit petty.
This is the case for every database, but they still tell me what indexing options I have available.

With an RDBMS I know that I can use hash key indexes for fast lookups on an exact key. I can use B-Tree indexes for range or partial key lookups.

For S3 I know that I can do exact lookups, or prefix scans, and that scans occur in ascending order, but cannot be done in descending order, etc.

I know nothing of what lookup schemes are available to me in your application, and what kind of Big O profile to expect from each. It has nothing to do with whether it's a grocery app or a movie app.
So the new P CPUs like i7-1260p etc. are not going to be effective on Win 10?
Question, since your there. How much of this fight is linked to modern fights or Soviet Union era fights in your opinion? Or is this mostly just related to fights over people/remembrance over WW2?
Location: New Hampshire, USA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No --I would be willing to travel on-site as needed
Technologies: Python (PyQt/PySide, Django, Flask, Selenium, automation, etc.),
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Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-woodward-b4170162/ | woodward.fyi
Email: sam@woodward.fyi

I am currently working as a Senior Director at an Ed-Tech startup. I spent the last nine years going from entry-level, foot-in-the-door work to being a part
of and consulted on all areas of business, technology, marketing, and sales within the company. The past nine years have been spent balancing between the start-up life internally and externally with the traditional, old-school publishing partners. My current role has moved me into more of a consultation position which does not require much of my time on a day-to-day basis. It has been a fun and difficult challenge that is now leaving me wanting more.

I am interested in part-time or contract work as need be. I would be willing to discuss moving to full-time if the project seems interesting enough or if there is a good fit.

My current desired areas of interest are

* Climate Change, Climate Tech (especially anything ocean related)
* Agriculture (AgTech)
* Automotive (Qt)
* Robotocs (MicroPython)
* Solar
* General Charity or 501(c)(3)
* National security

I enjoy the startup life so I would be perfectly fine with a pre-seed company or one on the ropes. Larger companies present their own challenges, so I would be glad to return to that life as well, if the fit is nice.

I have no interest in anything `crypto' or `web3` related.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to follow-up. I am always glad to chat! If you're ever in Northern New Hampshire, first round is on me.
Noticed that which is why I looked up the cohabitation data, since I'm not sure how "marriage" is being defined - over that same period cohabitation rates tripled.

I suspect that accounts for a decent chunk of people not getting married, but still being in long-term relationships unless there's some evidence these are substantially different types of relationships (i.e. not intimate).
Congrats, Douwe, Taylor, and team!
Note that this is looking at voting patterns, not surveys on political beliefs. So a lower proportion of millennials voted for Biden in 2020 than they did for Obama in 2012. This could have more to do with the Democrats being viewed as corrupt than it does with Millenials actually liking conservative politics.