pdyck

Location: Bielefeld, Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Typescript, Python, LLMs, Node, React, NestJS, Redis, Postgres, ...

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pdyck/

Email: dev dot pdyck at gmail dot com

Senior engineer with 10 YoE. Broad domain expertise in customer service, project management, martech, adtech and legal tech building B2B SaaS and AI-powered products. Looking for part-time freelance gigs.

Location: Bielefeld, Germany

Remote: remote preferred

Willing to relocate: no but occasional travel is fine

Technologies: Node.js, React.js, TypeScript, Java, Spring, SQL, AWS, Docker

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pdyck

Email: {HN username}@posteo.de

Full-stack/product engineer with 8 years of startup and enterprise experience. Would love to join a company that makes complicated things easy. :)

Location: Bielefeld, Germany

Remote: remote preferred

Willing to relocate: no but occasional travel is fine

Technologies: Node.js, React.js, TypeScript, Java, Spring, SQL, AWS, Docker

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pdyck

Email: {HN username}@posteo.de

Full-stack/product engineer with 8 years of startup and enterprise experience. Would love to join a company that makes complicated things easy. :)

Valuedesk (https://valuedesk.de) | Bielefeld, Germany (ONSITE) | Full-time | Senior Software Engineer

At Valuedesk we help industrial companies to introduce a sustainable and plannable process for cost optimization. We are building a product that enables our customers to turn their employees’ ideas into real savings by supporting them at every step of this journey.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join our product engineering team. You will be working alongside a product manager, a designer and other engineers to ship features from end-to-end while improving our processes and infrastructure.

Are you interested? Send us a short introduction or your LinkedIn profile to jobs@valuedesk.de

https://valuedesk.jobs.personio.de/job/399391

Valuedesk (https://valuedesk.de) | Bielefeld, Germany (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineers

At Valuedesk we help industrial companies to introduce a sustainable and plannable process for cost optimization. We are building a product that enables our customers to turn their employees’ ideas into real savings by supporting them at every step of this journey.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer and multiple Software Engineers to join our product engineering team. You will be working alongside a product manager, a designer and other engineers to ship features from end-to-end while improving our processes and infrastructure.

Are you interested? Send us a short introduction or your LinkedIn profile to jobs@valuedesk.de

https://valuedesk.jobs.personio.de/job/326875

https://valuedesk.jobs.personio.de/job/326874

Valuedesk | Bielefeld, Germany (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineers

At Valuedesk we help industrial companies to introduce a sustainable and plannable process for cost optimization. We are building a product that enables our customers to turn their employees’ ideas into real savings by supporting them at every step of this journey.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer and multiple Software Engineers to join our product engineering team. You will be working alongside a product manager, a designer and other engineers to ship features from end-to-end while improving our processes and infrastructure.

Are you interested? Send us a short introduction or your LinkedIn profile to jobs@valuedesk.de

https://valuedesk.jobs.personio.de/job/326875

https://valuedesk.jobs.personio.de/job/326874

The biggest improvement we made to our dailies was to break up the traditional three question structure. Nobody really cares about your status from yesterday. Especially since we work together every day and are a self-organizing team that does not need to report to a manager on a daily basis.

Instead we talk about our plans for the day, ask a lot of questions and plan our collaboration and problem solving sessions. These dailies are usually shorter and I feel like I get much more value from them.

Valuedesk | Bielefeld, Germany (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineers

At Valuedesk we help industrial companies to introduce a sustainable and plannable process for cost optimization. We are building a product that enables our customers to turn their employees’ ideas into real savings by supporting them at every step of this journey.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer and multiple Software Engineers to join our product engineering team. You will be working alongside a product manager, a designer and other engineers to ship features from end-to-end while improving our processes and infrastructure.

Are you interested? Send us a short introduction or your LinkedIn profile to jobs@valuedesk.de

https://www.valuedesk.de/en-senior-software-engineer-w-m-d/?...

https://www.valuedesk.de/software-engineer-w-m-d/?lang=en

Valuedesk | Bielefeld, Germany (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineers

At Valuedesk we help industrial companies to introduce a sustainable and plannable process for cost optimization. We are building a product that enables our customers to turn their employees’ ideas into real savings by supporting them at every step of this journey.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer and multiple Software Engineers to join our product engineering team. You will be working alongside a product manager, a designer and other engineers to ship features from end-to-end while improving our processes and infrastructure.

Are you interested? Send us a short introduction or your LinkedIn profile to jobs@valuedesk.de

https://www.valuedesk.de/en-senior-software-engineer-w-m-d/?...

https://www.valuedesk.de/software-engineer-w-m-d/?lang=en

You could use a differentially private mechanism like randomized response to gather the data. This would protect the individual through plausible deniability and still allow some kind of research about what factors correlate with anti-vaxxers. But I doubt that this is what the Spanish government is going to do.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randomized_response

Valuedesk | Bielefeld, Germany (ONSITE) | Full-time | Software Engineers

At Valuedesk we help industrial companies to introduce a sustainable and plannable process for cost optimization. We are building a product that enables our customers to turn their employees’ ideas into real savings by supporting them at every step of this journey.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer and multiple Software Engineers to join our product engineering team. You will be working alongside a product manager, a designer and other engineers to ship features from end-to-end while improving our processes and infrastructure.

Are you interested? Send us a short introduction or your LinkedIn profile to jobs@valuedesk.de

https://www.valuedesk.de/en-senior-software-engineer-w-m-d/?...

https://www.valuedesk.de/software-engineer-w-m-d/?lang=en

Services like S3 are referred to as „object storage“. AWS Lambda is a service for „serverless compute“ or „function as a service“ (although it‘s debatable if these are good names for the concept).

My point is that definitely are named for these concepts but AWS uses brand names which is quite confusing for people who are new to AWS.

Why is this better than throwing errors or using Promise.resolve()?

I know it is inefficient because creating a new error with a stack trace each time is bad for performance. However, you can also throw errors which do not extend Error to avoid this. Destructuring the output and explicitly checking for errors every time seems to be quite the hassle.

I have a Hearthstone package on NPM which gets a few downloads everyday (also from China). Yesterday I removed everything in it and now module.exports is „光復香港 時代革命“ instead of Hearthstone data.

https://github.com/pdyck/hearthstone-db

Read the comment again, young immigrants will have to pay higher rents because there will be a shortage of rentable housing.

I had the same experience when trying to do NER on customer support requests. My model performed great for research datasets but it was mediocre at best for my own dataset. Do you have any suggestions on how to achieve better results in domains where mistakes, bad punctuation, etc are common?

Trying to write mods for Minecraft is what got me into programming as a teenager, this looks really cool!

In Germany it's the same for parties or meeting with friends. If it is work-related most people tend to be on time.

Keras only offers standard layers but you can implement your own LSTM layer and use it with Keras. This way you can take advantage of all the other features

That's what I did for my bachelor's thesis. I didn't take any advanced Maths classes, so I had to learn everything from scratch. Keras helped me to build an intuition for neural networks and made me more interested in learning about the formulas and how it works with TensorFlow in the background. I really enjoyed learning with this top-down approach.

Yeah, it‘s just three paragraphs explaining that HTTP is not encrypted.

When the component is mounted on the page, a planet is fetched from an api. Then the response body is parsed to JSON. After that the object is added to the component state. When there was an error it is added to the state instead.

> can sometimes (seem) abrasive and uninviting

Well that's just discriminating against nerds