skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Foundry (www.mlfoundry.com) | Hybrid w. in-office requirement (San Francisco, CA & Palo Alto, CA)

Foundry is building the future of AI infrastructure with our Cloud Platform, providing self-serve access to high-performance GPU compute for training, fine-tuning, and serving AI models. We’re simplifying infrastructure for dynamic AI workflows, enabling AI practitioners to focus on innovation, not infrastructure.

We’re well-funded ($80M, Series A), growing quickly, and looking for talented people to join our team.

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Design and build our compute marketplace and products. Focus on both backend and frontend technologies, REST APIs, and microservice architecture. [6+ years experience with Typescript, Python, etc.]

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Build reliable systems for AI workflows. Work across Kubernetes, Linux, and cloud services to ensure platform scalability and performance. [Focus on system design and reliability.]

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Work with our supply partners to build & maintain reliable systems for distributed compute. Work across Kubernetes, Linux, and cloud services to ensure reliability, scalability and performance. [Focus on customer interactions and reliability.]

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It’s fascinating to watch, from a distance. If I was a US resident, or worse: US citizen, I’d be terrified.
I expect we’ll see more Italian plumbers coming out of the woodwork before 4 years is up.
It can but it’s very hard to catch. It’s like running your database at the wrong isolation level. By the time the bug happens it’s under heavy load and the system is too noisy to catch the real problem. So you have glitches nobody can explain and they just deal with cleanup.

For this and other reasons I think that in addition to Functional Core, Imperative Shell, you want a “square” call tree in your code. Avoid functions with no fanout, and functions with high fanout. Rearrange code that uses the same data to happen as close together as you can, to improve local reasoning. When functions get unwieldy, or deleted code makes them too small, use the b-tree algorithm as inspiration to rebalance the tree.

Refactor when new features change the coupling of the code.
Related: How a 'NULL' License Plate Landed One Hacker in Ticket Hell https://www.wired.com/story/null-license-plate-landed-one-ha...

And: What Happens When Your License Plate Says 'NO PLATE'? https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/auto-no-plate/ (including a mention of a "VOID" plate)

A bit of a tangent: I know someone whose last name is "Tester" whose medical records were always getting filled with wild diseases and eventually they figured out that the doctors-in-training were practicing entering medical records using her account.
Small part of successful startups.

Those that focus more on technology instead of the product often fails, unless technology is the actual startup (database companies, PaaS etc.). Even then it is often a good choice just to select something "boring" that everyone knows.
You are correct. USAID is an executive agency.
It doesn't take much for a successful coup. Really just the right amount of people to sit on their hands and think that maybe someone else will do something to stop it.
sent you a connection request because linkedin wouldnt let me message otherwise. let's have a chat there.
It sound bad when you say it like that.
I like the other rant at the bottom. But why would game developers care about security when their customers don't care? The customers are fine running anticheat with admin privileges like in this RCE he just found.
He got just under 50% of the vote. He won by 1.5%, a tiny margin, fourth smallest since 1900. That does not sound like a mandate to me. I also suspect many people who voted for him did not specifically consider what he would actually do.
I'm not sure I understand your point. The idea of the hub is to consolidate (centralise) multi-vendor building management systems into a single unified interface, for the benefit of the people whose responsibility it is to manage building systems (i.e. Facilities Managers). https://krellian.com/hub/

The terminals (e.g. a touch screen control panel attached to a wall) are just fairly dumb clients which provide access to that user interface appropriate for a given user in a given room.

What part of this design did you interpret as being incompatible with that?
Yeah, this is delusional. I want to assume that you have seen maps and are aware of the size of France vs the U.S. This is kind of an absurd thought experiment but now apparently the French have a mightier military and a much more powerful nuclear arsenal than the U.S., perhaps you don't think the U.S. has nuclear weapons, maybe you even think the Earth is flat, I don't know. But, this is crazy-talk.
How is it different from other PR test bots?
I was also very confused by this.
Yes, but that's largely because he was arrested before his plot could be implemented.

In any case, viewing Burr as one of the "greatest leaders" of America is absurdly out of step with historical consensus.
Your model for the economy is just utterly wrong. The US is in zero danger of hyperinflation, and probably has the smallest debt issues of any country (certainly of any major country).

Now, the problem is - what to do about how badly informed you and millions of Americans are. That you cheer for the destruction of valuable and painfully built state capacity for completely spurious reasons. It’s almost funny, except for all the innocent people who get hurt along the way.
Giving up the power to do the one thing you are constitutionally permitted to do, just because it doesn’t work for one particularly teflon-coated individual, is incredibly short-sighted.

Yes the reality of the situation is bleak. But to give up on impeachment would cede even more power to the executive branch.
I think many users would be willing to hear a long-form version of your take on the subject (maybe in a fresh meta thread for visibility?), but your comment as-is feels like a shallow dismissal of legitimate concerns.

You’re not really offering any insight into why or how you reached the conclusion that you posted. As a user on the outside, it sure looks like the site structure has begun to buckle in the wind.
Tariffs on Video Games Would Cause 'Significant Harm' to 'Everyday Americans,'
Excellent point, how do you see today the industry, security wise?
Trying to meet strange management requirements is normal for just about any professional developer. I don’t understand why you think game developers deserve a special exemption.
No healthcare, no public research to today's extent, no military etc. etc. Yes when your government is doing nothing normally it doesn't cost that much.
Location: Los Angeles, CA (looking to move here from Toronto and am here for the next month)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity

Technologies: Meta Ads Manager, Google Ads, Google Analytics (GA4), Klaviyo, Snapchat Ads, Twitter/X Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads, Ahrefs, SEMrush, Google Search Console, Google Tag Manager, Keyhole, Shopify, Squarespace, WordPress, Hootsuite, Buffer, Sprout Social, Discord, Adobe Photoshop, Canva, Google Docs, Google Slides, Notion, Slack, Trello, Asana.

Résumé/CV: http://ericzaworski.com/cv

Email: eric@ez.media
Guac (YC S23) | Senior Data/Solutions Engineer | Full-time | NYC

At Guac, we're on a mission to solve grocery food waste with predictive ML. We forecast exactly how much of each product will sell, to put an end to the millions of tons of food that goes to waste every single day due to bad inventory replenishment.

We're currently working with major supermarket chains in the US (you've probably shopped at some of them before), and we're backed by Y Combinator, 1984 Ventures, Collaborative Fund, and angels from Instacart and Citadel Securities.

This position will include a 50/50 mix of customer facing, forward deployed work as well as development of our ETL pipelines and APIs. We are a still a small team and there is huge opportunity to get involved across the company and take ownership of key parts of our stack.

Responsibilities:

* Collaborating directly with customers' technical teams to understand their IT infrastructure and system implementations

* Working with customers’ internal supply chain and store operations teams to understand and then implement their unique business logic

* Designing and implementing scalable data pipelines for processing large-scale data across multiple customers

* Contributing to our backend services to serve our mobile and web applications

Key technologies: Python, FastAPI, Dagster, GCP (including BigQuery), Dask, and SQL.

More details/application: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/senior-solutions-engineer...

Or email us directly: jack@guac-ai.com
Ah ok got it.

Thought you were talking about something else entirely. Didn’t
realize you meant the specialties of space-time in "special relativity".
Pure political posts are usually flagged. Go to Reddit.
This is pretty cool! Well done!
Yeah, but it's a distinction without a difference because some of the "fill in the blanks" stuff Congress does is so vague that executive agencies in practice write plenty of new laws from scratch. It's not just adding specific items to lists.

And then there's also plenty of cases where the constitution is just ignored without consequence. The CDC unilaterally announced payments to landlords were suspended during COVID, something it had no power to do. It didn't cause much of a fuss.
IMO your first mistake was not having an out when the director got fired. As nostrademons3 says, you should have been networking and finding your “next gig” within the company if you want to stay to vest.

Moving forward, be the master of your own destiny. Network, find the good teams with good leadership and good trajectory within the company. Get interested in their work. See how you can collaborate. Plant the seeds.
US dominance was built on hard power (war machine). Ditto for Bismarck. Nothing works without the hard power part.
Location: Pennsylvania, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, FastAPI, Amazon Web Services, CI/CD, SQL, NoSQL, Git, Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes

Résumé/CV: https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/misc.resume/christian-hog...

Email: 1cph93@gmail.com

Hi, I'm Christian! I'm a senior software engineer with 9 years of experience and I help teams deliver solutions on time. My focus is API development, integrations, and cloud infrastructure. My strengths include working with stakeholders across multiple business units, defining engineering best-practices, spearheading ambitious projects, and mentoring other engineers.
Some interesting notes about the project if folks want to dig deeper:

There is a dev mode that runs on a laptop:

- https://docs.cray-lm.com/deployment/laptop

There is a unified dockerfile for building vLLM and the training stacks on four targets [ROCm, CUDA, ARM, x86]

- https://github.com/cray-lm/cray-lm/blob/main/Dockerfile
Scott Willeke

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: Open to remote or hybrid

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Kubernetes, C#, SQL (PostgreSQL, Snowfalke, Red Shift, MySQL, BigQuery), AWS, GCP Node.js, Python, Go, Java, LLM integration (OpenAI models & Realtime API, Replicate, Flux, Groq, etc.)

Résumé/CV: https://scott.willeke.com/experience

Email: scott[at]willeke[dot]com

I am a motivational leader with strong sense of ownership, always building trust with others. After developing software for 10 years in a zero-to-one startup, I served as a Product and Engineering Leader in Daptiv (acquired by Planview), AWS, and Smartsheet. I care as much about developing people as I do about developing products customers use and love. I still can’t stop coding in my spare time. I am a regular open source contributor and a top 4% overall contributor on Stack Overflow.
They should try coming up with some popular policies and winning elections.
Please reread what I wrote. You should correct your statement to:

"The NRA is absolutely in favor of A LEGAL RIGHT TO constitutional carry and permitless carry."

I have a legal right to spend all of my money on Pokemon, (in my jurisdiction) to pro-Nazi free speech, to paint the outside of my house bright pink, or to walk around wearing a mankini in the middle of the winter. Very few of the people who advocate for me to have those rights advocate for me to actually do any of those things.
Robots Queuing Up to Fail
Yeah that photo is real! That's where I live!

Yes, it's true, actually doing it is hard, but to be honest not as hard as a lot of other stuff (getting a phd for example, or goodness gracious buying a house in San Francisco). I love getting up early. I love living out in nature. I love chanting and eating meals together and making a version of Buddhism for AI systems!

If you're interested in what it's like, we have written a bunch of very short few-paragraph stories about our time at MAPLE here: https://tales.monasticacademy.org/
I have several Indian coworkers who have a single name. Our company systems insist on first and last names, so they either end up with '.' as a last name, or the same name twice.
The JS side is made in StimulusJS. You can take it, it's MIT.
I haven't worked with python and don't have plans to port it to React or anything else.
If you do start work on it, I can guide you though the process if you need a hand...
How exactly are Democrats going to do that considering they don't control the House or the Senate? All that's required to block impeachment is a simple majority to kill the resolution. The Republicans control a House majority and can schedule those kill votes whenever they want. They don't need to defend anything, they can just vote to kill the measure.

Not only that, but the impeachment first needs to make it past the House Judiciary Committee, which is controlled by Republicans and chaired by Jim Jordan. Democrats have no tools to impeach. Their best bet is to focus on the midterms.

Elections have consequences.
There's also lenticular cards: https://gifpop.io/
Stop blaming the dems.

The Repubs found an infinite money/PR glitch.

1) They create an issue at Fox.
2) Sell it breathlessly
3) congress person brings it up in the legislature, points to news reports as proof
4) pass a new bill, or stall another
5) Refer to these actions on Fox, showing it as proof.
6) go to the polls after creating the arena you want to fight in.

Add in the internet and the media advertising incentives, and you have escalating sensationalism and extremism.

Post watergate, the Republican strategists decided to win at all costs. There is no messaging that is “nice”, and if dems are aggressive they get penalized for it. Because many people didn’t believe this was true. It was too outlandish.
Sorry - I spent hours yesterday writing about this at length, so in my mind I've already done that, but you're right, of course. Let me dig up the links for you...

Edit: there's a shorter version at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42922234 and two much longer ones at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42911011 (including a later reply). If you (or anyone) read those and still have a question that isn't answered there, I'd be happy to take a crack at it.
Would you be open to a PR adding support for installing from npm? Not sure if you guys are willing/ comfortable to publish there as well, but did notice you already have Node support for scanning
Are they the cause of the rumored fire in a NIH server room?
Fast tracking into Banana Republic, Canada and Uruguay will remain as the last bastions of Democracy in the americas.
> going to pretend they're all for it

... right up until they pretend they're not and never were when the political winds shift again. Though, maybe the winds no longer shift in these parts ...
No, but enough people voted for the party that put the supreme court justices in place who ruled on citizens united over the years.

Voting isn't a one time thing, it has repercussions that can be felt decades later (see shortages of ATC because of the actions of Reagan in the 80's).
I agree with your numbers. If we're seeing this much resistance to cutting down mostly foreign-focused programs, would you really be making this comment if Elon/Trump were trying to cut social security, medicare/aid, etc?
- Youth-Led Implementation
- Bypassing Traditional Authority Structures
- Loyalty-Based Appointments
- Institutional Disruption
- Limited Oversight
- Information Control

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Revolution
To put it another way, the private sector gets an income of $1 trillion every 100 days. Now suppose you stop that income. What happens to the private sector?
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Contact me: eadair@itsecurityassociates.net
Location: Los Angeles, CA

Remote: Open to remote or hybrid

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Django, FastAPI, PostgreSQL

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Email: joshszep@gmail.com

Hey HN,

I’m a Staff Backend Engineer with 20+ years of experience, currently looking for my next opportunity. I specialize in Python, Django, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and scalable system architecture. I’ve built and led the development of high-performance applications, mentored engineers, and leveraged AI-assisted development tools to accelerate workflows.

I’m particularly interested in startups or small companies where I can have a high impact, take ownership, and help build something great. I thrive in fast-moving environments and love solving complex problems at scale.
SEEKING WORK

Location: Pennsylvania, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, FastAPI, Amazon Web Services, CI/CD, SQL, NoSQL, Git, Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes

Résumé/CV: https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/misc.resume/christian-hog...

Email: 1cph93@gmail.com

Hi, I'm Christian! I'm a senior software engineer with 9 years of experience and I help teams deliver solutions on time. My focus is API development, integrations, and cloud infrastructure. My strengths include working with stakeholders across multiple business units, defining engineering best-practices, spearheading ambitious projects, and mentoring other engineers.
It is very strange idea to equate life experiences gained before 18 of people born in 21st century in 18th century.

Also, as outsider, I would never understand US fascination with "Founding Fathers". Some folks born about 300 years ago and somehow having answers to all the questions for all the times. Back than this country was a backwater colony which barely started industrialization. Overwhelming majority of population lived out of sustenance farming and majority of trade goods were products of slave labour.
I mean, it is what it is, but where this yearning for glorious past which never existed comes from? Like, life in USA became more or less good only several generations ago, after the country became giant economical winner of WW2. And it did it by investing heavily into helping allies, not building isolationist policies.
its not an honest question. what is happening is so clearly and obviously illegal and unconstitutional that literal children understand it.
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We have a fiat currency. The only real limit to the ability is its effect on inflation.
Some people are about to learn about soft power, how important it is, how fast it's lost, how quickly alternatives fill the gaps
This is not that situation, you're been told so so you can give up what little power you have left out of stupidity.
> Who controls the US Capitol Police? I remind you that they obeyed Trump during the January 6th insurrection.

[Citation Needed]. Seriously. Heck, even a cursory read of the Wikipedia article would tell you they are controlled by the Legislative branch.

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

> The United States Capitol Police (USCP) is a federal law enforcement agency in the United States with nationwide jurisdiction charged with protecting the United States Congress within the District of Columbia and throughout the United States and its territories. It answers to the Capitol Police Board and is the only full-service federal law enforcement agency appointed by the legislative branch of the federal government of the United States.

Misinformation is infectious.
Although Lynchburg, VA is both home to the Jack Daniel's distillery and a dry county, apparently you can purchase the whiskey on-site. That seems honorable.

Maybe SC will allow customers to come to the factory to purchase their vehicle.

Or I can open up a donut shop selling $45,000 donuts. As a promotion, when you buy a donut you get a free car.
> I think a lot of people just don't have a good baseline for what's normal.

I saw a lot of this when I mentored college grads for a while.

I also saw another problem where people were resistant to the idea that they were normal. This happened a lot with tech students who grew up being the smartest kid in their local elementary school and the computer wizard in the family. They grew up being told they were smart and destined for success. When they didn't get selected for a FAANG job or their startup wasn't successful, they'd often go searching for alternate explanations. ADHD was a common one. I can't count how many times I listened to people explain to me that they were "going to get a FAANG job" or "going to do a startup" but then they "discovered they had ADHD". Like it wasn't okay to just get a normal job, they had to have a specific and public reason why they weren't in a 99th percentile position.
Android and ChromeOS also do secure, trusted, and verified boot.

There's open standards around this, and I believe it is Google that's for the most part shepherding those:

https://opentitan.org/

https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/

https://trustedfirmware.org/
At some point the military needs to remember their oath to the constitution. And act accordingly
This is excellent. Gamify learning. Nice way to learn.
Great translations without translation management for Angular/React-intl/Android
Is this really a drastic action? As others in this thread have pointed out, these programs are a single-digit percentage of the Federal budget. We could delete these completely and still have a budget that is 90% the same as last year.
The situation on the ground is that if you, say, visit Crimea by obtaining a Russian visa, you might not even be able to enter Ukraine afterwards. This feels like something that also needs to be reflected.