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www.bbc.com 2y ago

The Pacific Crest Trail: the US West Coast's 'Greatest Footpath'

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www.theverge.com 3y ago

Safari Introduces Profiles

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www.inputmag.com 3y ago

Community is keeping this aughts Wikipedia gadget alive

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www.theparisreview.org 3y ago

Against August

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www.youtube.com 4y ago

Sat-Nav for cars in 1971 (BBC Archives)

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www.wealthsimple.com 5y ago

Wealthsimple CIO on Gamestop and who stands to lose the most

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en.wikipedia.org 6y ago

McCollough Effect

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: What's your framework for decision making

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www.scmp.com 8y ago

In world first, scientists develop flu drug using genes from the virus itself

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www.bbc.com 8y ago

Is there a humane way to kill a criminal? [BBC]

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en.wikipedia.org 8y ago

Moving Day (New York City)

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www.newyorker.com 8y ago

What does it mean to die?

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www.google.com 8y ago

MoMA NYC on Google Maps Takes You to San Fransico

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qz.com 10y ago

FBI director at the Apple judiciary hearing gets schooled by a congressman

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www.technologyreview.com 10y ago

Deep machine learning teaches itself to play chess in 72 hours

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news.ycombinator.com 10y ago

Ask HN: 360 Video geospatial awareness

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beta.apple.com 11y ago

Apple public beta for iOS9

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www.theverge.com 11y ago

Microsoft gives a sneak peek at new Windows 10 hardware

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www.engadget.com 11y ago

BitTorrent's P2P messaging launches

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i.imgur.com 11y ago

14 Megapixel Image of the Moon by Bartosz Wojczyński

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www.bbc.com 11y ago

Tesco posts record loss

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www.google.com 11y ago

Google Earth Day quiz

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tidbits.com 11y ago

BadUSB not a major security risk on the new Macbook 2015 USB-C

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io9.com 11y ago

Photographer almost gets killed taking photo of lion

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www.galactanet.com 11y ago

The Egg – Short Story by Andy Weir

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blogs.windows.com 11y ago

Windows 10 to launch this summer

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petapixel.com 11y ago

Probably the best timelapse you will see today

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techcrunch.com 11y ago

iOS9 to focus on stability and zapping bugs

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SalesJack | Toronto, ON, Canada | Hybrid | Full-time

SalesJack is a sales software platform (CRM + prospecting service) for independent businesses in the construction supply industry. Growing quickly and profitably; building out our engineering team in Canada. Stack: Next.js, Node, Postgres, BullMQ, Snowflake.

-- Implementation Engineer — C$120k–140k

Own the technical side of bringing new customers live: ERP integrations, product category mapping, data migration, on-site training, plus post-launch reports and custom integrations. You work directly with founders, engineers, and the dealers using the product. Looking for 2+ years in solutions/implementation/data engineering, strong SQL (Snowflake/Postgres), comfort with REST APIs (auth, pagination, rate limits), and interest in construction supply ERPs (BisTrack, DMSi Agility, ECI Spruce).

Apply: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/salesjack/3ab994a1-00fa-4826-8069-7...

-- Senior Full Stack Engineer — C$180k–200k

Own major product surfaces end-to-end, from talking to customers and scoping through architecture, implementation, and iteration. No PM layer — engineers closest to the problem own the solution. Looking for 8–10 years full stack, deep React/Next.js, strong Node.js in production at scale, advanced Postgres (multi-tenant, query optimization), auth/RBAC in multi-tenant B2B, and BullMQ or similar (Sidekiq, SQS, Temporal). Real product instincts required.

Apply: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/salesjack/7ba3df69-8edf-4496-9e12-9...

Out of curiosity, what issues did you face with remote control on claude? I use it daily and it seems to work pretty well (bar the issues when my Mac would sleep and then the session would disconnect, but that's an issue on my end).

SalesJack | Solutions Engineer | Toronto, ON, Canada | HYBRID | FULL-TIME

SalesJack is a sales software platform (CRM, Prospecting Service) for independent businesses in the construction supply industry. We are growing quickly and profitably. Our engineering team is growing in Canada.

As a Solutions Engineer at SalesJack, you'll own the technical side of bringing new customers live and keeping them successful. Every implementation involves ERP integration, product category mapping, permit source configuration, data migration, and on-site training — and you'll be the person who makes all of that happen. Post-launch, you'll handle customizations: new reports, routing rules, data transformations, and one-off integrations. You'll work closely with founders, engineers, and the dealers using our product every day. We highly value a startup mentality—taking initiative, moving quickly, and iterating solutions based on real customer feedback.

We are looking for:

- 2+ years in a Solutions Engineering, Implementation Engineering, Data Engineering, or similarly hands-on technical customer-facing role

- Strong SQL — comfortable writing non-trivial queries against Snowflake, Postgres, or similar warehouses

- Comfort with REST APIs, auth flows, pagination, rate limits, and debugging flaky endpoints

- Familiarity with (or strong interest in) construction supply ERPs such as BisTrack, DMSi Agility, or ECI Spruce

- Some travel may be required to customer sites in the US

Our hiring process will be:

1. Initial call with our founding team to briefly discuss your background and introduce SalesJack ~30mins

2. Technical Exercise: SQL, integration design, and a customer scenario walkthrough ~1.5 hours

3. Cultural fit call with one of our founders ~30mins

4. Offer

Apply here and mention Hacker News: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/salesjack/6feafb61-3049-4d76-ab84-1...

SalesJack | Software Engineer (full-stack) | Hybrid (Hamilton/GTA Canada) | C$130K-C$150K + equity and benefits | salesjack.com

SalesJack is a sales software platform (CRM, Prospecting Service) for independent businesses in the construction supply industry. We are growing quickly and profitably. Our founding team and customers are based in the US, and we aim to grow engineering capabilities in Canada.

As a Full Stack Software Engineer at SalesJack, you'll lay the technical foundation for new features and products used by construction supply businesses. You'll work closely with founders and lead engineers, owning major parts of our greenfield product development. We highly value a startup mentality—taking initiative, moving quickly, and iterating solutions based on real customer feedback.

We are looking for:

- 2+ years experience as a full stack software engineer (professional or notable personal projects)

- Strong knowledge of React.js and Next.js for frontend development

- Experience with either Node.js or Java Spring Boot for backend APIs and services

Our hiring process will be:

1. Initial call with our founding engineer to briefly discuss your experience and introduce SalesJack ~ 30mins

2. Technical Exercise (this will a live coding on a screen-sharing call where we will ask you to work on some problem) ~1.5 hours

3. Call with one of our founders to see cultural fit ~ 30mins

4. Offer

Apply here and mention Hacker News: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/salesjack/179cbe31-abb4-407c-a00a-b...

SalesJack | Data Engineer | Hybrid (Hamilton/GTA Canada) | C$130K-C$150K + equity and benefits | salesjack.com

SalesJack is a sales software platform (CRM, Prospecting Service) for independent businesses in the construction supply industry. We are growing quickly and profitably. Our founding team and customers are based in the US, and we aim to grow engineering capabilities in Canada.

This role is responsible for leading our data pipelines development. SalesJack operates data ETLs from sources like client ERPs (enterprise resource platforms) and municipality open data to power our CRM features. You will collaborate directly with founders and lead engineers at the company and help:

- Enable scalability in our pipelines as we onboard more customers and data sources

- Setup visibility, monitoring and alerting in all parts of our ETL processes

- Allow plugging in AI led transformations at the right stages of our pipelines, and enable this to be done easily

- Lead RnD effort for AI toolings that transform a lot of manual work in the industry

We are looking for:

- 3+ years of data wrangling and pipeline scaling experience. We prefer if you have done so with a focus on reliability and efficiency (both in terms of compute and costs) in the past.

- Someone who loves experimenting with data, regularly tries out new tools, and enjoys exploring the possibilities of AI and machine learning—especially large language models (LLMs)—we want to hear from you.

Our hiring process will be:

1. Initial call with our founding engineer to briefly discuss your experience and introduce SalesJack ~ 30mins

2. Technical Exercise (this will a live coding on a screen-sharing call where we will ask you to work on some problem) ~1.5 hours

3. Call with one of our founders to see cultural fit ~ 30mins

4. Offer

Apply at https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/salesjack/5645b4c3-dc1b-4021-83d4-2... and mention Hacker News

Voting in India is staggered over multiple phases over multiple days/weeks. Only the vote count happens on a single day at the end.

SalesJack | Data Engineer | Hybrid (Hamilton/GTA Canada) | C$130K-C$150K + equity and benefits | salesjack.com

SalesJack is a sales software platform (CRM, Prospecting Service) for independent businesses in the construction supply industry. We are growing quickly and profitably. Our founding team and customers are based in the US, and we aim to grow engineering capabilities in Canada.

This role is responsible for leading our data pipelines development. SalesJack operates data ETLs from sources like client ERPs (enterprise resource platforms) and municipality open data to power our CRM features. You will collaborate directly with founders and lead engineers at the company and help:

- Enable scalability in our pipelines as we onboard more customers and data sources

- Setup visibility, monitoring and alerting in all parts of our ETL processes

- Allow plugging in AI led transformations at the right stages of our pipelines, and enable this to be done easily

- Lead RnD effort for AI toolings that transform a lot of manual work in the industry

We are looking for:

- 3+ years of data wrangling and pipeline scaling experience. We prefer if you have done so with a focus on reliability and efficiency (both in terms of compute and costs) in the past.

- Someone who loves experimenting with data, regularly tries out new tools, and enjoys exploring the possibilities of AI and machine learning—especially large language models (LLMs)—we want to hear from you.

Our hiring process will be:

1. Initial call with our founding engineer to briefly discuss your experience and introduce SalesJack ~ 30mins

2. Technical Exercise (this will a live coding on a screen-sharing call where we will ask you to work on some problem) ~1.5 hours

3. Call with one of our founders to see cultural fit ~ 30mins

4. Offer

We aim to have the full process take no more than 2 weeks from the initial call.

This is a hybrid role, with in-person 2-3 times a week in Downtown Hamilton, Ontario.

Apply at https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/salesjack/5645b4c3-dc1b-4021-83d4-2... and mention Hacker News

This is not a recent addition. It is more than 10 years old but was shut down during Covid. They are slowly starting to bring it back. It also wasn’t restricted to just Cathay before, but a large number of major airlines had counters at HK Station for check-in services. It’s wonderful - you can check in your bags before heading to work in the morning and in the evening take the train to the airport directly.

I absolutely love Postico. For postgres, there really is no comparison for a Mac native db client. DBeaver seems so clunky in comparison, but I use that for everything non postgres.

BC CRT is great when the happy pathway happens. They send legal letters to all parties so they are able to arbitrate, and that letter might be enough to get things resolved.

I had the misfortune of trying to use them for a company which had just stopped responding and in the end even though I did get the default judgment in my favour, actually enforcing the judgment still required me to go through the normal courts (which in my case was not worth the cost). But the process of dealing with CRT was nothing short of delightful.

- A pair of wireless headphones with good battery life

- A pair of wired earphones/headphones with an attached microphone in it for meetings

- An external camera for meetings, or if you have a spare phone you can use Camo (or iPhone's continuity camera) to stream video from the phone as a camera. When combined with a good phone stand, this setup beats most external cameras.

- A footstool/ottoman to rest your feet

- If you drink coffee, then experiment with and find good coffee beans that you would enjoy

- A desk placement that has you facing a window, this makes sure you can just look up to see outside and also keeps unwanted reflections on your monitor low

And of course a good desk and a chair. Search on FB marketplace for really good deals.

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This kind of behaviour (bridging js and native) is very common in apps in Asia - especially China. A lot of apps use html to render a lot of pages in their app to keep almost everything dynamic, but they also need to be able to use things like FaceID and sharing buttons from the native side on those html pages. They use a bridge similar to this to achieve this.

This is common enough in China that the term "H5" is used to refer to in-app html rendered pages via a webview which behave similar to a native screen through the use of these bridges.

I live in Surrey and had no idea New West was doing this, it's like 15 minutes away. We need this idea to spread across Metro Vancouver, I'll definitely do more research into how it came about.

ps: this is a very good reason to move to new west!

Oh wow I had no idea Canada did municipal broadband and $32 a month is insanely cheap compared to what shaw/telus charge in the west. Which city do you live in and what's your city-managed ISP called? Would love to know more

This is incredible, from the point of view of the average researcher they will simply be able to (legally) obtain any paper they wish. The effort to get more publishing in open-journals is something which will go on in parallel, but this is going to immediately boost access for the average person who doesn't have the time (or money) to lobby for open-publishing.

Planto Limited | Reverse Software Engineer | Remote and Onsite | HK$30,000 - HK$40,000 + equity | Hong Kong

Planto is a fintech company in Hong Kong working to create a digital financial advisor which works for Asia. Planto’s Reverse Engineers are pivotal in our mission to make financial lives as seamless and efficient for our users. As a reverse engineer, you will contribute towards the backbone of the Planto ecosystem in our aggregation team which works to bring our users’ financial data in one place by reverse engineering mobile APIs.

We will help with visas if you want to work in Hong Kong and qualify for the role.

All applicants will go through a test before the interview.

Requirements: 2 years experience in reverse engineering mobile apps as a hobby or professionally. IDA Pro/Ghidra and Frida experience is key.

Apply here: https://angel.co/planto-io/jobs/540473-reverse-software-engi...

Planto: https://www.planto.hk/en/

Kinda unrelated but I was amazed at the speed with which the webpage loaded. In the age of bloated websites, being able to start reading the content within a second of clicking was refreshing. Kudos to the NYT developers!

That makes sense though I don't see a 2.5A adapter to order separately on their website (because I might be needing one later).

It says it is shipping out with the 2A PSU while the rpi website recommends that the pi3 uses a 2.5A psu. Any reason?