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SEEKING WORK - Remote (Located in Poland, EST/PST timezones OK)

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We are a small, dedicated team of a very efficient Python/Django experts, NodeJS, React and mobile (React Native) developers who helped startups get their prototypes and products launched in a record time.
We've worked as a team extension or took over development of whole projects, provided outsourcing for Startups, created Prototypes, MVPs, provided on-site training for clients, consulting and maintenance.

Technologies:

* Python, Django, Django Rest Framework, Flask, FastAPI, Airflow
* TypeScript, React / React Native, NextJS, Angular 1+ and 2+, Node, MERN
* AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Docker, Kubernetes, CloudFormation, Terraform, PostgreSQL, ElasticSearch
* TensorFlow, NLTK, OpenCV, numpy, Pandas, Airflow, Kafka , Apache Flink, Apache Spark, Redpanda, Flink, python-flink

Email: hello [AT] rootxnet.com
Ping us for some demos of our work!

WWW: https://rootxnet.com/
I vote for users. I'll stay down here with compute, I know how this ends.
ChiroTouch | Senior DevOps Engineer | AWS/Azure/Kubernetes | Hybrid | San Diego, California or Las Vegas, Nevada | https://www.chirotouch.com/

ChiroTouch is a market leader in practice management software for chiropractic practices across the United States. Our software helps practitioners create a positive in-clinic experience for patients, from scheduling to treatment to payment and insurance processing.

We are looking for a Senior DevOps Engineer to help scale our infrastructure as we grow our customer base at a rapid pace. Our DevOps group maintains an AWS cloud environment using AWS EKS, SQS, ElastiCache, and RDS (MySQL/PostgreSQL), all managed by Terraform and supporting an event-driven microservice architecture based on Node.js and Kafka.

Those experienced with

- Amazon Web Services (AWS),
- Kubernetes,
- Terraform,
- Microservice Architectures,
- and Streaming and Event Bus systems (e.g., Apache Kafka)

are encouraged to apply.

Interview process: recruiter phone call, technical interview with team manager, technical interview with two current team members, reference checks, and offer.

Candidates must be willing to relocate to San Diego or Las Vegas if not a resident.

Job posting: https://chirotouch.applytojob.com/apply/6PakvvIFpp/Senior-De...

Reach out directly to Prashant Patolia (ppatolia@chirotouch.com) to learn more.
Find actively maintained and popular libraries for Node.js
There’s a word for that: Finetuning. It’s a feature not an attack.
The second unit isn’t online and the total overrun is more than 17 billion.
> 6G is approximately 132 miles/hour^2

Imagine stop-and-go traffic if this were true TT
Spending more time ordering, waiting, getting with customer support when things go south? I can go get my food without the extra cost and headache and that's what happened to our house.

We stopped ordering food once it got to be more of an inconvenience than picking it up.
> Because people pay for cam girls to have a sense of power.

I dated someone who did cam work. From what I remember there were people who just wanted to feel like they were in control, but most of her clients were mostly after the feeling of intimacy of doing something with another person and talking to them. You hear similar stories of from other sex workers.
I exclusively use Bolt now, since Uber has become a total shitshow with drivers constantly cancelling or driving in circles and waiting for you to cancel.

Im more happy to pay a few euros more to get a reliable and decent service.

Uber was good in the beginning but since 2-3 yrs its a disaster. I cant see how it can survive here in Europe in the long run unless they fix a lot of issues.

At least it has made the taxi companies wake up and embrace app based rides.
SEEKING WORK | LONDON, UK / REMOTE WORLDWIDE

Take a read of my blog or GitHub if you wish to quickly gauge my skillset: https://sebinsua.com

I'm a full-stack product engineer. I usually program in TypeScript, Python and Rust but have hundreds of hours of experience using a wide range of languages and technologies. I am an expert within the Node.js and React ecosystems, where I have 12 and 9 years of experience respectively.

Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Node.js, Next.js, Rust,
SQL, PostgreSQL, React, HTML, CSS, Docker, Git,
Kubernetes, Linux, Jupyter, FastAPI, Pandas, NumPy,
Machine Learning, Large Language Models (LLMs), etc.

Résumé/CV: https://sebinsua.com/resume.pdf

GitHub: https://github.com/sebinsua

Gists: https://gist.github.com/sebinsua

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/sebinsua/

Email: me@sebinsua.com
Zattoo | Berlin | Full Time | ONSITE / HYBRID | Principal QA Engineer - Video Technology

Zattoo: Back in 2005, we pioneered Europe’s first TV streaming service. Today, we’re the world’s first certified climate neutral TV streaming provider. 3 million users across three countries. Over 230 colleagues of 47 nationalities.

// Principal Software Engineer QA - Video Technology https://grnh.se/e978a822teu

Video Technology at Zattoo: Our video teams develop the software which drives our carrier-grade streaming platform, covering the full processing chain from content ingest, transcoding, storage and stream delivery as well as putting the streams into action with our own playback SDKs for many platforms. Additionally we operate our in-house SSAI solution based on the streaming stack mentioned before.
"[GPT4] literally will just do whatever you ask"

So vanilla LLM does what the user wants, which happens to be, well, exactly what users want from LLMs. Guardrails are not necessary for LLM to be useful. They make LLM strictly worse. I guess companies implement them just to avoid attention of the media lynch mob and consequently attention of regulators. OSS models can be better just by leaving out guardrails. At least until they are outlawed. Then we will be torrenting AIs too.
How does this `chunks_exact` business handle alignment?
Hopefully I can phrase this in a non confrontational way but isn't that what "everyone" wants? We keep hearing about porn being exploitative and driving some human trafficking, this seems like a possible solution that makes "everyone" happy? Of course there are issues with starter images and what others have pointed out in that lots of porn has a social interaction draw.
Has anyone seen them together in a room, hmm?
Apply ControlNet to a Video
> mostly it weeds out the 90% of people whose email provider offers spam filters

Do you thing it weeds out 90% of politicians who talk total gibberish?

At end, it will enforce people who are in your social network. Some random celebrity will be ignored. Dude who lives 1 km from your location will be boosted.
Connected car data privacy under investigation by California regulator
It’s especially surprising leaving an airport. I’ve taken an Uber out of 16 different airports in the last year in the US and one in Mexico.

The only issue I’ve had with Uber is that LAX is a shit show trying to get an Uber. But that’s the fault of the airport authority that forced you to take a 10 minute bus ride to get to the Uber pickup
** Trunk Tools | Machine Learning / Search / LLM Engineers, Product Designer (Senior+) | Full-Time | US REMOTE or ONSITE NYC **

Trunk Tools creates software to make construction more efficient and cost effective, we have significant revenue and are growing extremely quickly!

We're looking for:

* [2x] Machine Learning / Search / LLM Engineers with degrees in AI/ML/CS/Math, and who have 2+ years professional experience building products

* [1x] Product Designer (UI/UX, Web, Mobile) with SaaS experience and 6+ years of professional experience to join us.

Feel free to email your resume and a note over to rob+aug23@trunk.tools

More info: https://trunk.tools
lmfao. UAE and Saudi Arabia have active moral compasses. Sure is active and pointing in some direction.

Would you send your daughter, wife, or mother to live there as a local does -- i.e. without all the special privileges that Westerners get outside of the culture's standard "active moral compass"?
Apple, Inc. | Austin | London | Paris | Prague | Santa Clara Valley | Seattle | Full-time | Security Software Engineering, Research, Analysis

We’re perfectionists. Idealists. Inventors. Forever tinkering with products and processes, always on the lookout for better. Whether you work at one of our global offices, offsite, or even at home, a job at Apple will be demanding. But it also rewards bright, original thinking and hard work. And none of us here would have it any other way.

Where do you see yourself at Apple?

Security Engineering & Architecture is looking for engineers and researchers who can help make sense of complex hardware and software systems and contribute to the development of the most secure devices on the planet. We have a few open roles, related to secret storage, core operating system internals, secure infrastructure and endpoints, and vulnerability research. We are looking for individuals that can build scalable distributed services, analyze highly-complex threats, identify vulnerabilities, design pragmatic processes, and evolve operating system security mechanisms across our platforms. Ideal candidates will demonstrate clear communication, consistent follow-through, and the capacity to collaborate globally. These roles are a unique opportunity to be part of the team that architects and delivers groundbreaking security to more than a billion devices.

See our open roles and send a résumé to sear-recruiting@group.apple.com with “[HN] <role of interest>” in the email subject if interested: https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/search?search=SEAR2023
Location: Poland
Remote: Yes (EST/PST timezones OK)
Willing to relocate: No but occasional travel OK

Technologies:
* Python, Django, Django Rest Framework, FastAPI, GraphQL
* AngularJS, ReactJS + Redux/Redux Toolkit, NextJS
* Airflow, Kafka, Spark, Flink (+ PyFlink), ELK, TensorFlow, NLP/NLTK
* AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Terraform, CloudFormation, Docker, Kubernetes

Résumé/CV: https://michallech.info/static/Michal-Lech-Resume.pdf
Email: michal [AT] michallech.info
Website: https://michallech.info

I am a Full Stack Developer and Software Architect with 13 years of commercial experience (esp. FinTech, Healthcare) in prototyping, MVP, backend and frontend development as well as maintenance and DevOps.

I can help you accelerate development and solve difficult problems.

Great communication skills, Startup experience, team leadership, passionate about programming, self starter, OK with freelance/consulting.

I also run a small team of React/React Native / Django Devs if you need more hands on board
The backstory on Gitlab's security hardening documentation
Regrading in Seattle
A paper dropped on the 29th examining if their theory of LK99's superconducting mechanism was plausible. The good news that it is. The bad news is that the copper atoms need to end up in the least likely place in the crystal.

Long story short, though the ingredients are easy to find we should expect reproduction to take longer than we first thought.
Yeah I am sure there is no lingering racism in countries that were literally running colonial societies in Africa within living memory.

My dad grew up in a European country with colonies in Africa, with state sponsored racism against africans, but yeah it’s all reverse now.
A single wind turbine is typically ~3 MW max output with an average output a little less than half that.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36956747
focal vc | Head of Technology & Automation | Remote (US & abroad)

Help us reinvent Venture Capital as the Head of Technology & Automation at focal - a leading pre-seed VC firm in North America looking to transform our industry.

Every job is increasingly getting disrupted by technology - Venture Capital is no different. We want to be at the cutting edge of this transition towards tech enabled and data driven investing.

This is a truly unique and entrepreneurial role within our industry that offers the autonomy and ownership to shape focal into a longstanding institution at the forefront of innovation.

Website: focal.vc

For more on the opportunity, check out: https://docsend.com/view/hmbcw7syxs2zab5s
You should have a look at Tomorrow Corps custom Toolchain[1]. It opened my eyes about how good things could be.

[1]https://tomorrowcorporation.com/posts/how-we-make-games-at-t...
Location: Eindhoven, NL

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Full-Stack Development, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Angular, Node, Ruby on Rails, Architecture

Résumé/CV: https://danmoldovan.engineer

Email: danmol18@gmail.com

I'm a full-stack engineer currently doing Architecture at a financial Scale-Up in the US. My background is mostly in financial technologies and I'm an avid hacker and tech nerd that will solve any problem no matter how though
Elastic | Software Engineer (Java) | REMOTE | Full-Time

We are on the lookout for a talented Java Engineer to join our Elasticsearch team. Seeking bright people with a deep knowledge of Java, algorithms, and concurrency and who love to take on new challenges. You will be working on areas of Elasticsearch that primarily deal with ingesting large volumes of data and the management of that data once indexed. For example, Index Lifecycle Management, Data Streams, and Ingest Pipelines are all part of data management. You can work fully remote from your home or (almost) anywhere in the world, though there’s a preference on EMEA for this role.

I’m happy to answer any questions! Reach me at matt.culbreth [at] elastic.co or apply here: https://jobs.elastic.co/jobs/elasticsearch/distributed-emea/...
Honestly, who cares? There are people specifically whose job it is to intervene or revert such sales in the interest of national security. If they feel it's a threat they'll do it. It's not a public concern. If farmers made a profit, good for them?
There have been several attacks against Brian Krebs in the past. From sending heroin* to his house, to adding his name to malware ("malware created by Brian Krebs"). This is because he always posts pictures and full names of criminals and is also why I have no sympathy for Brian Krebs, as I dislike online pillories and the rehabilitation of criminals is made massively more difficult this way. Nevertheless, attacks against him are of course to be condemned.

* https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/09/interview-with-the-guy-w...
> The bigger ones involve the hyper rich buying buildings, and the merely very rich engaging in bribery which is higher risk when discovered, but legacies, padding applications with extracurrriculars for which opportunities are very much not equal, etc., all play a role.

Legacy and extracurricular are the big ones. Very, very few people are buying buildings or bribing.
So far it worked every time.
Location: UK / EU in 2023.

Remote: Full-remote but more than happy to travel occasionally. My location is very flexible.

Portfolio: Most recently I built https://flat.social from scratch. It's a video conferencing app where everyone can fly around and talk with others in proximity - feel free to check out the demo!

Technologies: Full-stack (Next.js, React, Node, WebGL, Typescript (+ npm friends), Redux, Jest, Socket.io), CosmosDB, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Firebase, Docker, Azure, Digital Ocean, Mediasoup / Webrtc, PIXI.js. In the past I have also worked with Python and done fair share of iOS work with Swift (<3) and Objective-C both (both as a dev and tech lead).

Résumé/CV: Per request - email me.

Email: me[at]pawel.io

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/borkowskip/

Hi, I'm Paweł, a Software Engineer with 11 years professional experience building products and leading tech teams in environments ranging from large corporations to startups.

I'm currently available for contract work - outside IR35 for UK but open to work with worldwide clients (smiling to US and LATAM timezones here).
Commercial real estate value is a bubble that's gonna pop soon.

There's just way more office space than anyone needs.
There is a difference. A law comes through observation, for example the laws of thermodynamics, there has not (really) been an observation of them being violated (macro-scale). There's not really a theory underpinning them, mathematically a infinite motion machine could work. But it has been observed that it hasn't and it appears that it can't be violated. That atoms make up all matter is a Theory, it's a model based on hypotheses that have been tested over and over. A different model could be created that may match better (like everything being made of fields and waves). Basically a theory is how, a law is what.

[Yes i am aware that atoms don't necessarily conflict with waves]
If by cheaper you mean 5x more expensive…

That 17 billion isn’t total construction cost it’s how far they went over budget so far. They still need to pay the initial estimate + ongoing operating costs + decommissioning costs.
World Models: Can agents learn inside of their own dreams? (2018)
> Of course the biggest blight is the roads themselves and car sharing does little to help that

I did not mention car sharing. I can understand taxis but totally don't get people using car sharing, seems like the worst of public transport and cars. You don't own it, who knows who used it and how (in privacy) and you still have to, well, do the driving yourself?

Taxis are better than carsh also because they help offboard people from being used to having to drive so they are more OK using public transport too generally leading to better urban planning

> If the same number of car miles are being taken then it is a wash on the manufacturing side

Not if some cars do 90% of total miles and others do 10% but still have to be manufactured due to higher demand
Scientists find variant-proof antibodies that neutralize every strain of Covid
Of course it's too early to tell with lots of confounding variables, but labor productivity has been taking a steep dive[0]. So perhaps in the aggregate, WFH is resulting in less work being done.

I say this as someone who's been full-time WFH for over a decade; I'm not taking a position one way or another.

[0]: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MPU4910063
It's the second one
Good software development implies writing code that is easy to debug, including writing your own tools to debug your own niche-specific code!
I have met and talked to several Uber drivers and I was surprised that the « slave » narrative was totally unfounded (on that sample at least).

Drivers were generally very happy about their Uber earnings. When I realized it I bought shares and they are now at +60% over the buying price.

Let’s just be careful with pre-digested narratives. I am not saying that every driver is happy. But many are certainly quite happy!
What the fuck?

Linear scaling DFT is something way more impactful than room-temperature superconductors. What's next? "Hey, I've used my FTL spaceship to verify the material at those friendly alien's library"?

The fact that there has been no Nobel prize and we didn't spend a week around the web arguing "yes, it works!", "no, didn't work for me", "yes, I verified it!" highly implies that the site is trying to say something different than what we are understanding.
Indeed. And many candidates will not deal with what they see as a bad lifestyle no matter the pay.
Also, at this point for the most/easiest portability most ANSI art today is Unicode encoded (most often UTF-8) rather than ASCII. (The block drawing characters in "Extended ASCII" aren't very portable, don't work on every OS, and also exist in a nice Unicode block that is portable.)
A command-line waterfall would be awesome.
Sure, and when you're in a foreign city you should remember to cross-check what they're providing with Google, et al.

I'm sure it's entirely my fault, but I won't bother using them again.

I'd've been more understanding if I had refused location privileges, but I had even entered my exact address, and the nearer spots (which I checked later after getting the 1+ hour delivery estimate thing once you order) were UberEats enabled. So I don't know what went wrong, and this comment is more time than I've ever spent on it.

Cold poutine is ... a thing.
I have figured out a way of doing machine learning right. Turns out that all popular architectures are just instances of a more general approach. Infinite transformer window is possible. Attention is just a particular case of Hopf convolution. Verification is possible. Faster training, faster inference. Possibly interpretability. But it goes beyond transformers.

The machine learning process is analogous to renormalization from QFT which in retrospect makes sense.

I have recently written a paper on this https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.01834 however a lot has changed since then.

I'm in the process of implementing a framework that implements these ideas.

I'm looking for ML R&D position with a company that appreciates this approach.

Contact me to learn more.

I have a discord channel https://discord.cofunctional.ai.

Location: Southern California
Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: no

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-nemecek-b40153104/

Email: my user name at gmail dot com

Education: CS from Harvard
I think the short answer is it's built on top of C tooling so it doesn't really need another way to do it because you can use emscripten. Search their forum for "web assembly".

I did ask him about it eight years ago: https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/1392#8675

But that was a little early on and there have been other priorities for the language.
> The survey equates the displeasure of shifting from a flexible work model to a traditional one to that of experiencing a 2-3% pay cut.

I think they forgot a 0.
Amazon Clinic to provide messaging and video visits for common health conditions
There's some variation of course, but the family dynamics in western Europe all seem pretty similar to me, at least compare to the chinese clan system or other systems around the world. You can probably blame the Catholic church for that ;)
> Things get bad slowly

Yes this is very true, and I am speaking from experience. Here's something I've seen financial people say: "We are currently spending x and we want to spend y. How much do we need to adjust each year to get there without losing customers?"
AlpacaML | Sr. ML Engineer/Researcher, | Remote (Americas and Europe Timezones) Full-time

We are a well funded team of 6 growing rapidly and looking to add amazing talents to our roster.
We are building a next-generation design platform for artists powered by generative models.
If you are interested in building delightful experiences based for state-of-the-art machine learning models, please reach out!

You can check out an early demo we put out here [1].
To learn more about the position, check out [2].

You can reach us at hiring@alpacaml.com

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFmcwIgSFNk
[2]: https://bit.ly/alpaca-jobs
76 Software Engineering Group | Oklahoma City, OK | FULL-TIME | ONSITE | U.S. CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED

76 SWEG is a civilian software engineering organization operating under the United States Air Force. We are hundreds of (civilian) scientists and engineers that provide software, hardware, and engineering support solutions to a variety of Air Force and military platforms. We are located on Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City, OK. We often operate like a contractor to other parts of the military and federal government by providing independent engineering services without seeking a profit. We have dozens of active projects using C/C++, C#, Java, , Python, JavaScript, LabVIEW, Visual Basic, Assembly, Ada, Fortran, and other more esoteric languages. We have immediate opportunities available to hire candidates with degrees in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or closely-related fields.

If you are interested in learning more, please e-mail 76SMXG.Tinker.Careers@us.af.mil and tell them Jake sent you.
I didn't say there isn't racism in Europe. In fact, I think Europe is more racist than the US.