skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quadrature | London or New York | Full-time | ONSITE | https://quadrature.ai/

Quadrature is a systematic trading company, in the business of building fully automated trading systems across the global financial markets since its founding in 2010.
We're a very tech and research focused org, and are quite different from a lot of other players in the market (more like a tech-driven research institute than a traditional trading firm -- see https://quadrature.ai for the details).

We're looking for a skilled engineer to optimise the use of GPUs for our AI workloads, for both our model training and inference environments. This is a great opportunity to work with a group of world-class researchers and developers, building out large-scale algorithmic trading systems using cutting-edge tech (advanced ML, thousands of GPUs, multiple global research data centres and trading co-location sites, petabytes of storage, innovation-lab R&D work with strategic partners). It'll be based out of either London or New York.

Responsibilities:

- Leading performance optimisation effort for mission-critical end-to-end AI workloads (e.g. profiling and tuning GPU programs, writing custom CUDA kernels, speeding up pre- and post-processing).

- Rewriting core parts of our model architectures for maximum performance.

- Building a runtime environment that maximises the model capacity and speed.

To learn more about what we can offer have a look at https://quadrature.ai/careers/benefits

Feel free to email me directly via labeed@quadrature.ai
I guess the fact that musk says mean things on twitter has to discredit his massive dominance in three industries.
Of course. It's not about tangible or intangible goods. It's about scarcity and whether it's artificial or real. Time is the most scarce resource there is. You can't copy time the way you can trivially copy bits.
Again to clarify I'm also referring to the listener who uses some means to download the content locally to consume and therefore doesn't rely on any platform to use the content.
I knew I recognized it from somewhere, thanks for the context
Contemplating Decentralized Extension Publishing for Postgres
They aren't free to force anything, as they can't force anyone to patronize their business. If you want black Somali lady inc bar I say have at it.
> users of the only programming language in the world where these vulnerabilities regularly happen once or twice per quarter for the last eight years

I wish!
Sure but often these are levied by insiders to shut down outsiders. The long term problem with regulatory bodies is capture. Which is another reason that the core of this issue the Chevron doctrine is bad law. Regulator should be required to hue closely to their legislative mandate.
A startup allegedly 'hacked the world', then came censorship, and now backlash
OP for that comment is arguing for free speech not against, you're misunderstanding the comment.

> "Stochastic terrorism" is just an excuse to crack down on free speech

Implying the term is used to prevent free speech, and not trying to prevent the use of the term. I don't even understand how it's not obvious.
I was hoping you’d get a response to this. I was confused too.
> Is it just me or 12K git repos and 2 million JIRA tickets sound like a crazy lot. 15K wiki pages is not that high though.

I think my org has on the order of 3 repositories per dev? They seem to have 3200 employees, with what I assume to be a slightly higher rate of devs, so you’d expect around 6-7 thousand?

2M Jira tickets is probably easily achieved if you create tickets using any automated process.
They are, but they don't have management for user accounts, 2fa, etc. You setup a connection to something like Okta, Google Apps, O365, SAML, etc to be your persistent user db and cloudflare just enforces it.

I wouldn't be surprised if they are working on first party IAM user support though.
It's always useful to be able to use the operation it can provide to check if your data is a Numberwang.
They are probably referring to Chairman Akio Toyoda in that sentence, who is mentioned elsewhere in the article.
The FBI has done it before -- with the Playpen malware it installed on PCs using a Firefox exploit:

https://www.eff.org/pages/playpen-cases-frequently-asked-que...

It was challenged in court, but the courts did a bunch of hand-waving and said it all sounds constitutional. You find that a lot of the time with criminal cases involving bad people, the courts will often find a way to let things slide using the "ends justify the means" tactic.
related to the "This technology has been used to construct production test
coverage tools for ... PARLANSE (a parallel language used to
implement DMS itself)" part:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMS_Software_Reengineering_Too...

https://www.semanticdesigns.com/Products/Parlanse/examples.h...
I'm writing mostly about my experience as a tourist where I can plan my itinerary around transit. You might live in a place where transit is unattractive (as I do) but if you are choosing a hotel you can find one that's convenient.

In one case I was attending a conference in NYC and then going to work in LA so I stayed in a hotel in Queens that was a few blocks from the subway that had a free shuttle bus to the airport. In LA I took the bus from LAX to the downtown and then took the Metro to the Hollywood & Vine era where I stayed at a really cool small hotel just two blocks away. The office was up in the hills and I would catch rides with coworkers to get there.

I'd contrast that to another ill-fated work trip where I went to San Diego and they rented a car for me and got me a reservation at a suburban place my boss really liked that wasn't good for the whole time because ComicCon was in town. Everything cheap was sold out so I wound up at the (great!) Kimpton with very expensive parking (I would have thought the hotel was a fine value if I wasn't paying to park.) Now I came back with a lot of cosplay photos so I can't complain but had I planned it myself I might have just walked out of the San Diego airport to the downtown (unusually this is easy in San Diego) and spared myself that moment of "... damn I don't know which side the gas tank is on in this car."
We're arguing in a comment thread for guardian journospam. Everything about this interaction is entirely irrelevant and unneeded.
Yes, we (LoRAX devs) saw that (we know the author pretty well). It's a useful addition, though quite a bit simpler than our level of support for multi-LoRA inference. We're planning on doing a more comprehensive comparison soon, now that it's officially out.

I will say that if you want to explore the forefront of this multi-LoRA inference, definitely worth giving LoRAX a look. We just added support for per-request model merging (https://predibase.github.io/lorax/guides/merging_adapters/) as an example, and are planning on continuing to double down on this idea of combining adapters in some pretty unique ways.
Bayern.
4 years bachelor's degree in civil engineering, hydro science and engineering Master's.
> maybe nomadic? colonizer? invasive?

Blinkenlights output forever!

Or seriously, working on software ecosystem preservation just to preserve it it is absurd. Things get replaced because people want, and at this point you are just trying to force people to use things they against their wishes.
That works until a hacker comes along and knows to hold shift before right-clicking.
What are they now, if not an engineering company?
> The manufacturers’ forensic teams examined all of our systems to ensure that no access or persistence was gained. Nothing was found, but we replaced the hardware anyway.

Aha, the old replace-your-trusted-hardware trick.
What does the interview process for Senior Full Stack Engineer (C#) look like?
My company will only give us new laptops that are preinstalled with Okta’s management system.

I am grandfathered in to an old MacBook that has absolutely no management software on it, from the “Early Days” when there was no IT and we just got brand new untouched laptops.

They offered me an upgrade to an M1/M2 pro, but I refused, saying that I wasn’t willing to use Okta’s login system if I have my own personal passwords or keys anywhere on my work computer.

Since that would hugely disrupt my work, I can’t upgrade. Maybe I can use incidents like this to justify my beliefs to the IT department…
> No one was racially African, because race, in the sense the term is used today, is an age of imperialism social construct

Why wouldn't imperial social constructs apply to a literal emperor?
The number of repositories sounds really high. The number of tickets doesn't.
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Yes, but if after two months they’d found out that customer data had been compromised, that would be a little late for me to do anything about it.
Guidance navigation and/or control
My educated guess would be that there are some stark cultural differences that lead to a misunderstanding here. First off, there’s a general and fundamental difference in the way Germans and Americans understand work.

In Germany, you do have a right to at least 20 days of fully paid leave every year; most companies actually even grant 26-30 days off. And you’ll even have to take a mandatory leave of at least 12 consecutive days once per year. As this affects everyone, you don’t have any career disadvantages by going on a vacation- in fact, it’s normal and expected.
Additionally, being on sick leave is very much normal and expected, and (other than in toxic company cultures, exceptions do exist) neither do cause you any disadvantages.

And finally, you cannot be fired without a very good reason, and even then, you have at least a month of notice (the period increases depending on how long you’ve been employed by a company, up to four months for 10 year contracts).

So I think it’s safe to say that Germans do take being on a fully paid leave - either on vacation or sick (and I didn’t even talk about parental leave) - as something granted and natural.

And while the distribution of people trying to avoid work as much as possible is probably the same as in the USA, our baseline is very different. So while it may look like people here take pride in not working, that is definitely a flawed assumption. We just have a different legal system.
The writeup contains indicators, including IP addresses, and the location of those addresses. In this case, the IP address associated with the threat actor is currently located in Bucharest, Romania.
Citymapper by Via | London, UK | Onsite or Hybrid (UK based) | VISA

We have built a best in class B2C app for public transportation since 2010 which works in over 400 cities around the world. In March 2023 we joined Via to continue our mission to making cities usable. https://citymapper.com/news/2582/citymapper-joins-via

We are expanding our team and product offering and are looking for engineers to join: https://citymapper.com/jobs

At the moment we are looking for an experienced backend engineer to join the mostly London based team to help us scale the platform to even more users and also develop new capabilities of our app. https://boards.greenhouse.io/via/jobs/7048191002

Any questions you can also send to me directly: marius dot schatke at ridewithvia dot com
Sorry Appin, we're not taking down our article about your attempts to silence
> Expected to arrive priced in a range between $14,000-$20,000

Would you want to drive in a $14k day from a safety/quality perspective? How many "corners cut" does that represent?
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SpaceX engineers support the development of reusable rockets, spaceships & satellite constellations! Check out our latest updates: www.twitter.com/SpaceX?s=20

SECURITY
Sr. Security Eng (Starlink Ground Network): https://grnh.se/8c003f8c2us

Sr. Network Security Eng (Starlink): https://grnh.se/8c8d1e8d2us

Sr. Security Software Engineer (Top Secret): https://grnh.se/4aa680a52us

Sr. Security Engineer (Blue Team): https://grnh.se/3c0c50d92us

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SOFTWARE

Software Engineer – Starlink Direct to Cell: https://grnh.se/9f2c264d2us

Backend Software Engineer – Starlink: https://grnh.se/57286ec92us

SpaceX conforms to U.S government ITAR regulations: https://www.pmddtc.state.gov/?id=ddtc_kb_article_page&sys_id...
Did read the part about king - man + woman = queen? How is that a next-token predictor?
I'm really confused because the import assertions link doesn't say that they're deprecated at all, let alone why. (It's also possible I'm being served something different than you were because I'm on mobile?)
Guidance, navigation and control
Are you actually hiring? I applied for one of these exact roles not long ago and interviewed, but received a generic rejection about how you found another, better, candidate. I use your product and really like it, seemed like we had a good vibe and my skillset exactly aligned with the JD.

I've asked others who've applied for these roles and the story seems the same. I'd hate to have my time, your time, or another candidate's time wasted.
This is called "the ends justify the means" in legal terms. It is used (illegally) regularly in criminal cases and 99% of the time the government gets away with it.

It is technically frowned upon though for the possibility of it running away with itself -- where is the line drawn once you say the line we have (laws) can be crossed.
CRA is biggest cited reason why you can't overturn wickard v filburn, because CRA depends on its expansion of commerce clause, and well we can't lose the CRA.

With the vile CRA gone Wickard will be less defensible for destruction.
> while congress pulls the ability to regulate intrastate trade out of a hat

The hat would be article one, section eight, clause three of the US Constiution which grants Congress the power "to regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States".
In those cases they're not really copies though, they're new derived data. Someone took the official release and modified it into a better version. The source is not destroyed by this process, in fact people go out of their way to preserve it so that they can repeat the derivation process as many times as they want.
Octocom | London | ONSITE | Full-time | Full Stack Developer | £50k-90k salary + Substantial Equity

We’re an early stage startup building a solution to streamline the online shopping experience, guiding customers to their ideal product choice using conversational agents. Essentially, our vision is to replicate the experience of in-store expert shopping advisors, but online.

We’ve launched our product and already have paying clients. So far we are growing substantially fast (4x revenue from past quarter) and our biggest bottleneck is product development speed.

We are looking for a generalist that is capable of quickly building web apps, integrations, scrapers, and algorithms. Additionally, interest/experience in LLM applications AND/OR information retrieval systems is preferred, yet not required. We don’t have a strict requirement for experience or education; candidates will be judged on merit (speed, skills, intelligence). Stack: TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL.

Interested? oliver [at] [octocomai.com](http://octocomai.com/)
I don't get it.

What's with this guy and indecipherable cow jokes?
In this case, a financial company, yes the reasoning written down on the intranet was that they had the backing of billion dollar companies.
Since I wore glasses for the first time as a kid, I never particularly liked wearing them, due to their tendency of fogging up, the way the frame impairs the field of view, and the weight on the nose and ears when wearing them for many hours.

Certainly, I would have some uses for such AR glasses, but I wouldn’t like to wear them all day unless they are literally (and completely unrealistically) invisible and weightless. They won’t replace displays.

What I’d really like is paper-like non-emissive, high-contrast, full-color-gamut, millimeter-thin, wireless multitouch displays I can hang everywhere. Those are similarly unrealistic though.
12k git repos can happen if the team uses github enterprise with forking internally.

It can also happen in franken-build systems which encourage decoupling by making separate repos: one repo that defines a service’s API, containing just proto (for example). A second repo that contains generated client code, a third with generated server code, a fourth for implementation, a fifth which supplies integration test harnesses, etc…

Sound insane? It is! But its also how an awful lot of stuff worked at AWS, just as an example.
The number of people who believe you is the average probability that someone believes you times number of people you tell. In the bronze age this was really bad because you had to travel on horseback and contacting people in the same industry in other cities was quite slow and burdensome. Now we have the internet and communicating with someone on the other side of the world takes 200ms, so the speed at which new information spreads is fast.

Meanwhile those people then know each other, so as soon as someone credible claims it works, several other credible believe them, try it themselves, and say the same thing. It doesn't really matter if you think it's 10 or 100 or 1.2, it's exponential spread at the speed of the internet.
You can get a lot of this from milestone birthdays (40th, 70th, etc) and anniversaries (25th, 50th).

This trend of living “funerals” seems a symptom of a horribly messed up culture.
Your article says that the intensity of traffic stays the same if you increase or decrease the number of roads, so it doesn't increase or decrease congestion. This just doesn't happen instantaneously.

What I said was that it will temporarily decrease congestion, but that the effect will disappear over time.
We don't question your feeling, just your hypothesis. Actually you made me want to try a BSD again, it's been a while.
> … have a hard time getting through most walls.

Thankfully, the Class Wars of 2037 has caused most of society to move into tents, so signal penetration through walls was no longer an issue.
I have absolutely no idea how that number relates to any comparable operation. Can anyone add a banana for scale?
Your entire argument boils down to the fact that it's hard to view git blames. It's not.

As stated by other people, IDEs like VSCode and IntelliJ do an extremely good job of showing the blame. And they DO show the entire commit, body and everything at once.
Numeric | Product engineer (4+ YOE) | ONSITE in San Francisco, CA or NYC, NY | https://www.numeric.io

Come join us to build the modern accounting & finance platform. Companies like Wealthfront, AngelList, Clearbit, and more depend on Numeric to collaborate & automate their workflows, as well as to monitor, analyze, and share insights on their financial data.

Our mission is to solve the data issues that sit at the root of companies' problems when it comes to finance and accounting. Companies want up-to-date, accurate, useful financial data as easily and often as possible; good data enables good operations and decision-making. Today's systems unfortunately do little to help, and accountants are relegated to fairly manual data entry and error checking. We're tackling these foundational problems and we need great engineers.

Looking for product & customer-focused engineers[1]; this will fit if you like to build quickly, contribute to product direction, and know your users.

Bonus points for startup experience and/or full-stack experience with Typescript. 4+ YOE.

Apply: Email andrew@numeric.io (mention hackernews in subject)

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Workspace is for corporate/enterprise not consumer, so it makes sense to not allow family plans.
This is a cool idea!

A piece of feedback is to make the commenting UI like google docs on the side.
Good UX demands the correct distribution of visual weight. If a design requires many scrollbars, and those scrollbars have static styles, than those scrollbars dictate the visual weight of the rest of the app. This can make it impossible to design a nice intuitive UI around. So vital can definitely be an appropriate description for certain UIs
Dystopian, literally by definition, is not allowing people to die.
And my axe!

Oh wait, we're doing a different thing...
> If we are being pedantic

> If we are also continuing along pedantry

We're not being pedantic, we're being correct and honest.
Depends on the wall construction. Bricks or some AAC will be fine. Steel reinforced concrete panels - and you might as well call it Faraday cage.
Maybe they've been too busy shipping games since 2017, unlike the video's subject.
Perhaps combined with the approach they take in Soylent Green in the Thanatorium!
They’re used in political campaigns. Do I need to say more?
Location: N. California, USA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Ex CTO/Product Manager/Sales AE looking for interim, consulting or part-time engagements involving technology strategy or product growth.

Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/stevengabrielgraham
Email: graham.steven@me.com
Hi Maddie!!
I see the temporarily embarrassed aristocrats are out in force again.

I'll put it as simply as I can: the NLRB and FTC are there to prevent force and fraud, same as every other liberal institution. You just don't like it because you want your particular brand of coercion to be treated as a right.

The NLRB protects workers' freedom of association from capital's long-standing, multigenerational attempts to cancel[0] that freedom. The FTC protects the market from privatized attempts to impose price floors or ceilings. Large businesses wield power commensurate with governments and should be regulated proportionally to their ability to do government things.

Big business has spent over 50 years insulating themselves from market forces through regulatory capture, selective deregulation, and the complete dismantling of antitrust. Hiding your coercion behind the guise of helping the American consumer is unhelpful, because those consumers are also workers. You are beating up kids for lunch money with the promise that you might give some of it back.

[0] Cancel as in Twitter.
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No but open to discussion
Technologies: React, Typescript, Redux, React Router, LESS, Webpack, Storybook, Playwright, Husky, Figma, React Testing Library, Docker, Styled Components, Cypress, Pentaho, SQLServer, SQL Server Integration Services, Apache Webserver, Microsoft IIS, MySQL, Oracle, Postgresql, MongoDB, DynamoDB, AWS, Apache Kafka
Résumé/CV:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lT1gc92uEsSoimYnrawwo_LdLCsFo8N1/view?usp=sharing
Email:juliocosta1@gmail.com
Description: I started out as a Business Intelligence Consultant, which would help account for the weird mix of technologies, before moving to engineering and Front End Development. I've architected and deployed solutions for medium and large enterprises and lately I've been developing features for high growth SaaS. I'm versed in Backend development despite focusing on Frontend lately.
It's literally in the name - BSD is "Berkeley software distribution". NetBSD (and Free, Open, Dragon Fly) ship kernels with original tooling and integrated 3rd party software, as a distribution.