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SEEKING WORK | Canada | Remote | PHP | 15+ yoe

Location: Montreal, QC, Canada
Remote: remote or on-site around Montreal
Willing to relocate: it depends where
Technologies: PHP, Node.js, Go, JavaScript, SQL, NoSQL, Symfony, Docker, Kubernetes, Git, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis, Grafana...
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ssn44TXG1xK8yZwep6EIUXpXl2rqa2AZ/view
Email: oleksii dot lapiha at <no sp@m> gmail dot com
Timezone: EST/EDT

I'm a back-end with managerial experience, led dev teams, have SCRUM master certificate and 15+ yoe.

Looking for a back-end role (possible with front-end). I'm available to start on any full-time or part-time work within a short period of time. I can consider contract or on-site job.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexeylapiga/

https://github.com/madlopt
Worked with their ontologists for a couple of years. Someone once told me that they employed more philosophers per capita than any other software company. A dubious distinction, maybe. But it describes the culture of inquisitiveness there pretty well too
Seems simpler to just raise the rates.
Stretching the Glasgow Haskell Compiler: Nourishing GHC w/ Domain-Driven Design
Researchers find Antarctic ice shelves thinner than previously thought
Debian, Arch, Gentoo are not going to die off in the way "dotfile distros" like Cruchbang did, or this thingy will.
Location: Slovenia (can adapt to another timezone)

Remote: Yes, independent contractor

Willing to relocate: No, but can travel

Technologies: Canva, Photoshop, Lightroom, Adobe Premiere Pro, Illustrator, InDesign, Facebook Ads Manager

Resume/CV: on demand

Email: ksimphony@gmail.com

I am independent contractor looking for challenges. We can easily start with part time job to minimize the risk for you and me and it may develop into a fulltime gig later on. I am a marketing professional with five years of experience in performance agencies and a focus on influencer marketing. With a Bachelor's degree in Graphical and Media technologies, my keen eye for design allows me to efficiently orchestrate the whole process from promotional content production to advertising optimization.

I would love to have a quick video call to see if there is a fit
Disclaimer: I have not been given an opportunity for freelance full stack in three years. My data science projects are from hackathons/course certs, or some other volunteering effort. My last serious programming job was 2016 using PHP, CSS, and HTML. My aim is to work at a startup or work under contract in science-- I'm looking to re-enter tech due to long gaps in wages.

Location: Tallahassee, FL

Remote: I would prefer one or the other, but not hybrid.

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Julia, Haskell, Arch, MERN(JS), JupyterLab, x86/QASM/C++, AWS, Azure, Kubernetes

Resume/cv: https://linkedin.com/in/softwarecode1

email: impetus1@gmx.com
Boyd & Vandenberghe's new book: https://web.stanford.edu/~boyd/vmls

It has companion code in Julia and Python, and addresses many important applications, such as convex optimization where the authors' previous book is really famous.
Damn I literally thought this was about Hot Chips at first and I got psyched to see some potato chip discourse on HN.
The claim is “Small reactors won't be economical if they take that many people [as the US Navy] to run.”

The question is “What are the numbers?”

Clearly the navy uses nukes due to advantageous performance characteristics. What are the numbers that a civilian small nuke must make to be viable?
- Location: Bolivia, B1 visa.

- Remote: Yes

- Willing to relocate: Yes

- Technologies: Django, FastaPI, Python, Docker, Terraform, JavaScript, Ansible, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, React, Vue, Next.js, Vercel, AWS, Zapier, Airtable (Scripting), Notion (API integration)

- Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariocesar/ ask for for my CV by email

- Email: mariocesar@humanzilla.com

SEEKING WORK | Full Stack Python Developer with 10+ years of experience. | Remote and available to Travel

I have most of my experience working remotely with startups and web-based projects throughout my career. In over half of the projects, I was the sole developer, taking on everything from sysadmin to backend and frontend work.

My expertise lies in scaling applications to support more users or matching resources to a budget. I specialize in creating custom CRMs for niche industries and can help bring your Minimum Viable Product (MVP) to market while also converting your homemade tools to Software as a Service (SaaS). Additionally, I am skilled in creating complete and robust automation projects using tools such as Zapier, Notion, Airtable, and AppSheet. I am also available to create integrations for your SaaS or in-house tool for Zapier, Make, and other Automation Services.

To see my coding skills in action, please feel free to check out my GitHub profile https://github.com/mariocesar. I also frequently post code snippets at https://gist.github.com/mariocesar, and you can find most of my links at https://mariocesar.xyz/.
LOL. the Googs worrying about being rude is charmingly funny in a webcomic kind of way. they removed their tag line of don't be evil. you think they are concerned about being rude?

however, this is precisely what Reddit was complaining about 3rd party apps doing to their content. everyone was trying to pivot to blaming AI scrappers, but that's just FUD.
Two variables here when comparing to GPT-3.5 / GPT-4

time taken to generate a token (speed)

quality of tokens generated

How far off is Llama 2 70B in terms of hallucination/qualify of output compared to GPT-3.5 / GPT-4?
Location : Marseille, France
Remote : Yes
Willing to relocation : No
Technologies : PHP, JS, TypeScript, Laravel, VueJS, AWS (EC2, IAM, RDS, Elasticache), Redis
Résumé : available by email
Email : nicolas [dot] leotier [at] gmail [dot] com
A lot of the routing comes down to pressure around the tag `bicycle`. If there is a road illegal to bikes, tag it `bicycle=no`. But if it is unsafe, the best way to fix it is to better document designated routes, as well as cycleways.

OSM's philosophy on routing is you should not try to fix routing by trying to translate your opinion that it is unsafe to ride on the street into to tags. Instead the routing algorithm should improve or the data should improve to the point where an alternative route can be suggested based on data.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Bicycle
> If there is a giant de-facto operator of spam filtering that’s on by default, it may be akin to centralized in practice.

The article shows that you can disable Primal's spam filter. And I think they are saying that in the future, you can use other spam filters or none at all and just stick with your friends' mute lists.
> a Robot Arm Livestream

Good luck! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37351628
Alright, it's at a kind of uncanny valley situation where we have Windows XP applications running real-time in our browsers. Is the end-game just a universal sandboxed VM that's cross-platform? What do we do next?
But starting the car takes a couple of seconds (engine turn over isn’t instant) so you would then need to double check your mirrors and blind spots anyway. I’ve been driving longer than most people on here have been alive and a lot can happen in 2 seconds at busy parking spaces. And if it’s somewhere quiet, then you don’t really need to watch your camera like a hawk.

My point being, 5 seconds might sound like an eternity on paper but I’d wager it’s not nearly as impactful once you start factoring real world scenarios.

Personally, I never look at my camera. I just listen to the beeps and watch my blind spot. Not because it’s safer not because of any delay in the camera coming on, but simply out of habit. So I’ve never noticed a delay in the camera coming on. Maybe there isn’t even a delay in my particular car — but if there was, I wouldn’t know.
Crypto trading app exclusively for software developers
As the title says, I'm working on a crypto trading app for software developers.

So, what tf does this mean?

I work in software and many of my friends are software developers who love to invest in crypto, real estate, or stocks. Typically, they have a lot of money because they are in software, they have experience with stocks and investing because they are on vesting schedules with their companies, etc. I haven't really seen any apps tailored specifically for the needs of technical minds like software developers. Most software developers don't really want to build their own trading bots or anything like that so I was thinking about what I could build for them that would be tailored to their niche needs. I was thinking some kind of group-led investing by software developers. Would love to get ideas, feedback, and thoughts on building this.
> Hey, author of https://damus.io here (ios twitter-like nostr client)

Haha, like Nostradamus, very clever name!
Trying to access Archive on Mozilla with my only extension disabled (uBO) also results in captcha loop...
Four Korean universities evaluated LK-99: “Unable to discover superconductivity”
You might like this project that I have (but, uh, never finished): https://github.com/rdaum/sidebands_vst
On my Pixel phone I'm doing this with the Macrodroid app.
“Both sides are equally bad” was particularly effective Russian social media trolling leading into 2016. Glad that bullshit is thoroughly discredited.
To encourage the reader to take the long view. That's the idea anyways.
I wonder how long Google Voice will last.
In that case, you can email me if you need a little extension help.
The _Navy_ has been safely running reactors. Neither the Air Force, nor Marines have any real experience, and the Army experience was decidedly mixed.
Wow, this is incredible! I was not expecting it to work on mobile Safari of all things, but it does! The UI is even usable.

Audacity is an indispensable utility. It’s great to see it and other “real” software on the web. I’m reminded of Photopea[1] which is a web clone of Photoshop.

[1]: https://www.photopea.com/
This has got to cost a fortune to run. I initially started on something similar and stopped once I realized what it would cost me per user.

The voice over text is very well done, I'm wondering which service you are using for it. None of the ones I looked at had API pricing that was acceptable for something I'd put out for public consumption!

Excellent job hiding generation time behind the voice over text.

The narrative repeats itself a lot, with some scenes getting repeated almost word for word. I am also curious what LLM is being used for the text and how you are managing a story that lasts so long. Obviously there are flaws, story elements get forgotten, but I also saw plot threads picked up again after multiple paragraphs, which I was quite surprised by!
It's speed cameras. You'll learn to respect the speed limit pretty quickly after your first fine for breaking it by a whopping 7 kilometers- after correction.
Ask HN: Are folks out there using Bootstrap framework for new projects?
Show HN: Nope Foundry, a FOSS framework for motion design, 2D compos and VFX
Well exactly. I'm not entirely sure what's going on, but it would appear they are desperate to steer skilled folks away from the british market. Even companies in mainland europe are more remote friendly. The UK is guaranteed to lose its tech edge.
I will never understand those who want to travel to space. Feeling the elements on the skin (air, wind, water, sun, gravity..) is an essential part of adventure.

Billions of dollars and billions of miles after once you arrive you can only observe, you can't feel anything because you have to be in a spacesuit the whole time, no air, no gravity, no wind, no plants, no water, when you can feel some air is artificial.

What's the point of it all? Hubble pics + a serious VR set basically give you the same visual experience which is the only thing that maybe could be worth about going there.
The engineers who invented DSL did Gbit/s speeds in the early 2000s. Unfortunately, real life 50 year old copper pairs aren't as fast as those in their lab...
I don't get why they would be checking for large parties, is there a restriction in place?
Jobs We May Finally Be Witnessing a Normal Labor Market
Wow gte-small feels like a pretty great balance of size and quality (all-MiniLM-L6-v2 has been my go-to)
https://archive.ph/lApXQ
Soft robots self-destruct with little trace
It is not clear if access to child pornography increases, decreases, or has no significant effect on child sex abuse.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relationship_between_child_por...
There’s a Source of Clean Energy Beneath Our Feet. and a Race to Tap It
> Unicode is too messy as well as other problems. My proposal is you can specify what code page to use, including an extended TRON code (including ISO-IR-169, Cangjie, and others). A few control codes might be used, e.g. line break, furigana, and text direction; for simplicity you might not need much more than that I suppose.

How is "your messages can be in any coding on earth" simple compared to "everything is unicode, and every single programming language, storage solution and client library has been unicode-aware for at least a decade now"?
you're obligated to start putting wild stuff in your memo lines now, where you can.

"gerbil restructuring"

"rhinoceros elevation and inversion"
People needing to justify their job
This is the PCA tutorial that worked for me: https://arxiv.org/abs/1404.1100.
Leveraging Rust in our high-performance Java database
I haven't heard about much besides perhaps even stronger rigidity from other places so we might not be especially bad and I've only heard of softening in the US lately.

But spending too much time on nuance may be especially counterproductive with younger children. I'm not sure about that but it's a reasonable hypothesis.
or maybe its like other easily abused substances: having a social circle navigating the same thing makes people not be maladjusted and have moderation

different set of norms but just different

abstinence only education doesn't work, no need to become your parents just because of a new thing to have a knee jerk reaction to
Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Yes
Technologies: JS, TS, React, Node, Java, Spring Boot, Dart, Flutter, PHP, Laravel, Nginx, Linux, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, DynamoDB, CI/CD, Bitbucket Pipelines, Github Actions, Gradle, Docker, ECS, Kubernetes, CDKv2, Serverless, AWS Lambda, Redis, ES, Algolia, SNS, RabbitMQ, Consul
Email: riasat.jamil@outlook.com

Resume: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AqOg7ryXYoculpZOB5XDLPHH6G_O-A?e=cm9Tdp

Note: Relocation is preferred. Looking for a workplace with opportunities of growth.

Preferred Job Types: Senior Software Engineer/Architect/Lead.

Key qualities:

- Self starter

- Love learning new stuff

- Extremely persistent when solving a problem

- Really good at managing people
Run a web browser in the sandboxed VM duh. Must always add more layers.
- echo "hello world" > /tmp/index.html

- browse to file:///tmp/index.html
Yeah, thats the rub, it would have been held by the Nortel Installers.

Do you have a copy of 297-3401-000?

Edit - I think the document we're looking for is IM 03-4200

Assuming the number is correct - the Installation Method documents appear to be NN-NNNN rather than NNN-NNNN-NNN
I was thinking that the semantics around async/await (function coloring) would make some usages more frustrating. This crate probably sidesteps that, if it is a problem at all. I have a bad habit of not dabbling around when I lack understanding.
Octii
What do Big Tech engineers even do all day?
They can have one when they get a job and can afford to purchase it (and a data plan) on their own. So far that has happened around 17+ years old.

At home we use Circle. If they want their phone to be on our wifi, it has to have the circle vpn installed. I assumed they would just want to use their own data, but so far all of them have voluntarily chosen to have the circle vpn installed.
Seeking work | San Francisco | in person

Location; San Francisco, CA

Remote: ok but prefer in person

Willing to relocate: yes

Tech: embedded (c/c++/asm), applications, or backend (php/ laravel, Python, Django)

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-swanson-cpp/

Email: Cygnuson@cygnuson.com

Been writing software for 20 years (10 professional) and it’s also my hobby. I take on side projects in my spare time.

I can do embedded, applications, and backend web.

Happy to work with startups as long as it’s not at someone’s residence (if the company works out of someone’s house, remote is ok)
AI Could Spark Most Productive Decade Ever, Says CEO of Nvidia-Backed StartUp
Are you kidding me? The moment this country outlaws misinformation I am gone. You've made quite the leap and I don't think it is helpful. Also, the guns are the way they typically kill people and that is definitely nothing to scoff at.
"The Birth & Death of JavaScript" called it...
Great question!

70.2% of respondents this year (out of 136 respondents) have previously worked as software engineers, so you're in good company.

A few of our community members in our Uncommon community Slack have asked the same question because they too were seeking to move from traditional SDE work into DevRel roles. Tactically, they focused their resumes on the skills they learned from being an SDE that applied to the DevRel roles they were looking at: most of these skills revolved around their community contributions, whether through their activity on GitHub or via their answers on Stack Overflow, Reddit, Discord, Discourse, and other user forums meant to help developers succeed with a product or codebase.

Based on the results of this year's report, the two most common primary responsibilities for a DevRel professional are creating educational content and resources (61.5%) and delivering in-person talks and workshops (51.1%). If you've done either of those things through your SDE work (maybe you help create user tutorials or maintain internal wikis, maybe you run internal hackathons or lead demo days, or maybe you speak about your SDE work at events or conferences or internal brownbag sessions...all of that experience can be applied to what you would do as a Developer Relations professional, and I would recommend highlighting that!)

Additionally, the two primary business objectives for Developer Relations professionals are product awareness (58.6%) and product adoption (54.1%). If, as an SDE, you've worked with a certain product before (or products similar to it) - you might want to look for DevRel roles at those companies first. You could apply your own experiences while using the product to how you would evangelize it and to whom (awareness), as well as how you would get people hands-on with it (adoption).

Ultimately, exactly how you position yourself for a DevRel role depends on what the organization is looking for (their job description should be clear and, if it isn't, you should ask!). But in general, I hope and believe that: 1. You already have very applicable skills from your SDE work and 2. The information in our 2023 report can help you understand what's most expected from a DevRel role, and can help you position yourself and your skills contextually within the role as you step into this new space.

If you want to connect with other DevRel and community leaders about topics like this, consider joining our Uncommon community in Slack :) https://www.commonroom.io/join-slack/

I hope this helps!
Smartphone in high school, not before.

No social media apps on the phone. Parental control (iOS) so need Parent permission before installing apps

At home most/almost every non-professional social media is blocked via pi-hole

I’m not on FB, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok etc. I think this is very very important for the above since kids see that parents are also not on social media. Most people, IMHO, run into trouble when they use it but want to restrict kids.

This mostly worked for a kid who just went to college. Will see if it works for the other.

Edit: have Switch and PS5, but multiplayer internet games are not allowed. Offline games only.

Edit2: I occasionally remote login into computers to tell the kids that I can do that. I think/hope it reduces temptation.
This is slippery slope logical fallacy.
Location: Austin, TX
Remote: Yes. Or local
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: SQL Server, SSRS, SSIS, Powershell, C#, Windows, Linux
Résumé/CV: http://77interactive.com/go/rudys-resume
Email: rudy[@]outlook.com
the good ol days when the pizza hut had pac man, guantlet, and a cigarette vending machine right next to each other.
>but last time I checked the options were poorly-supported, expensive, and sparse.

I recommend checking again, as growth has been exponential.

>Are there credible RISC-V based replacements for the Raspberry Pi, the STM32 blue/black pill, and the Cortex chips in phones?

I'd recommend a look at the market of publicly available cores[0], some lists of chips[1] and boards[2][3], and about MCUs specifically[4].

The one specific recommendation I'll make is to get VisionFive 2[5], the first mass-production RISC-V SBC from StarFive, with strong standards compliance and effort to upstream driver support[6].

0. https://riscv.org/exchange/?_sft_exchange_category=core,core...

1. https://muxup.com/2023q1/commercially-available-risc-v-silic...

2. http://krimsky.net/articles/riscvsbc.html

3. https://hackerboards.com/?cpu_architecture=RV64

4. https://codeberg.org/20-100/Awesome_RISC-V/raw/branch/master...

5. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/starfive/visionfive-2

6. https://rvspace.org/en/project/JH7110_Upstream_Plan
100% agree. A company that is trying to hit a billion in ARR is not 1000x less like to fail than one that is trying to make a million in ARR.

I just meant there are people trying to achieve his goal (of building a small SaaS), but they are unable to do it in the same way that he wants to achieve his goal (raising 600k on an idea).
We can already do that for DOS programs, right? So a few more decades and it should work for XP too.
A joke made even funnier by being true (FaceTime Audio)
Librarians Can Play a Key Role Implementing Artificial Intelligence in Schools
Phenomenal movie. Check it out if you haven't gotten a chance!
> I don't comprehend how you made no mistakes on the journey after drafting the PCBs and writing drivers. From my POV as a software developer, C has so many pitfalls that it is incomprehensible to me that things will Just Work, especially in the context of something that is meant to run for a very long time and not be "restarted."

Process, design and architecture play a larger role in the bugcount than language choice.

I wrote munitions control software in C; many of the systems that would cause loss of human life were written in C for decades.

The recent meme of "if it's written in C it must mean unreliable" is inaccurate - all the most reliable systems, for decades, were written in C.
I have a whitelisting proxy for my kids at home (squid based). Later I will change it to blacklisting, then just logging before eventually giving them uncontrolled access. I don't have a timetable for it and will change it whenever it feels appropriate.

I also use Wireguard to route my own mobile phone traffic through my home network. When the time comes to give the kids smartphones (which I'm in no hurry to do) I will initially give them managed devices with always-on wireguard to the home network, so traffic goes through the same proxy. The set of available apps will also be restricted.

We talk a lot about the complexities, opportunities and dangers of the internet and the kids are accepting of the restrictions.

The technology exists to manage this. It's the same stuff companies use for byod. It's just that nobody makes it easy for parents to do it.