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I'm convinced we're in some kind of propaganda machine right now.
A GB300 costs about 70k, a rack is 72 of them.
The cost to launch is less than 2% overhead. Its is extremely feasible.
React is bad is youre bad. Its much more fundamental than other frameworks. It also paradigms shifts from imperative to (more) functional. So if you are not comfortable with closures and side effects (like the author), you will get lost.
None of the pattern from any framework is new. Theres only so many ways to design systems, you either use callbacks, observers, or events. All have their pros and cons (where imo observers and events are inferior due to their quick branching factor in larger codebases). React gives the option to use any of these.
Scale (YC16) is the leader in the data annotations, ML data management, AI infrastructure service. I'm a senior dev on the Nucleus team, it's been super exciting seeing all big tech innovators signed up to use our services. But, we've fallen significantly behind on our hiring. On my team, we are looking for senior frontend eng. On other teams, we are looking to hire a lot of designers, engineers for our e-commerce product, engineers with security clearance, engineers familiar with synthetic data generation, and engineers for with experience in bottoms up adoption.
Fill out the form and I can provide a referral or just have a chat if you're curious about anything.
For referrals, fill this out https://forms.gle/Pt7wuK9X18i65Ew78 Check out all job openings here https://scale.com/careers#jobs
Scale (YC16) is the leader in the data annotation and data management for ai and we are looking to significantly increase our engineering team by next year. Above are some of the role titles we are looking for. In addition, we are looking for people with experience in any of: 3d rendering, nlp/language, ml infra, full stack eng.
Fill out the form and I can provide a referral, or if you just want to learn more Scale. I'm a senior dev on the Nucleus team and will be willing to just chat as well if you want to learn more about the company.
https://github.com/tetranoir/presi
A main difference is I tried to get rid of having a separate line to create the Type and I tried to get rid of having to learn a new libary's api as much as possible.
Alice Technologies | Software Engineers, Senior Software Engineers, Full Stack Engineers | Menlo Park, CA | Onsite | http://alicetechnologies.com/ We at Alice are currently in the forefront of scheduling for building structures. The problem we made personal was the inefficiency (and lack of technological improvement) in the construction industry and we aim to solve it by introducing high tech, AI scheduling software to aid in planning and constructing real world projects. We think this is a great problem to solve because no other tech like ours exists. Where most other companies in this space focus on reporting, or task management, we tackle one of the hardest parts, the scheduling itself.
Our space lends us to have to solve many interesting problems from optimization, to modern ux flow, to graph theory, to fault tolerant services. We are currently seeded with a total of 3M funding and are striving to make our series A round. And we'd be happy to have more people on board before dilution :).
To apply, email me directly at arno@alicetechnologies.com with Hackernews in the title.
We at Alice are currently in the forefront of scheduling for building structures. The problem we made personal was the inefficiency (and lack of technological improvement) in the construction industry and we aim to solve it by introducing high tech, AI scheduling software to aid in planning and constructing real world projects. We think this is a great problem to solve because no other tech like ours exists. Where most other companies in this space focus on reporting, or task management, we tackle one of the hardest parts, the scheduling itself.
Our space lends us to have to solve many interesting problems from optimization, to modern ux flow, to graph theory, to fault tolerant services. We are currently seeded with a total of 3M funding and are striving to make our series A round. And we'd be happy to have more people on board before dilution :).
To apply, email me directly at arno@alicetechnologies.com with Hackernews in the title.
ALICE brings AI to the $7 Trillion, 7,000 year old construction industry and transforms how the field is managed. The ALICE team is small and agile, which means there’s room to shape the work you do, learn new things, and grow with our company. Our product runs on complex algorithms and PhD-level research, but our team runs on collaboration, quality work, and a good sense of humor.
We are looking for a Senior Front-End developer to take ownership of the front-end codebase, re-architecture it and choose the right framework and technologies for the team. Be prepared to face challenging architectural problems, implement awesome features, help shape the front-end codebase, and even get your hands dirty with the back-end.
Must-Have Experience
• 3+ years front-end development using modern web platforms (i.e. Angular, React), Javascript, Typescript, etc.
• Solid understanding of how the web works and it's underlying communication protocols.
• Writing efficient and high performance front-end code.
• Working on cross-browser projects.
• Top-notch jokes.
Bonus Experience
• Knowledge of ES2018, js linters, npm, Angular & React.
• Prior experience with libraries like D3.js, vis.js, three.js or similar to visualize beautiful charts & 3D models.
• Good understanding of responsive design.
• Experience with server-side coding (esp. using core Java & Play framework).
Contact: hossein@alicetechnologies.com with HN in the subject
Honestly, I don't see how this is clickbaity at all.
Although, the counter point is that people in general are less likely to produce discussion. Or, that a lack there of of easily digested posts invokes discussion.
Rather than giving us a discussion, the writer attempts to dispel a myth so that we as the readers can have our own discussion.