skeselj

Hey HN,

I wrote this post describing what I think is the simplest stack that supports scalable ML.

I'm curious what people with related interests think.

Thanks,

Stefan

Interesting, I didn't know this posting might be illegal. Maybe I should delete it.

Look I'm an engineer here and wanted to share that the company is hiring. I don't know the exact numbers.

Company: Helm.ai. https://www.helm.ai/.

Mission: build excellent perception technology in a data-scalable way. I.e. a way that doesn't rely on exponential amounts of human-labeled data.

Product: computer vision SDK that car manufacturers use to build autonomy features like highway cruise control.

Location: remote; office in Redwood City, CA.

Interns: no.

Visa: sponsorship available.

Stage: Series C. https://www.prweb.com/releases/helmai-announces-55-million-s....

Roles: Research Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, Software Engineer (Core), Software Engineer (Autonomous Vehicles). https://www.helm.ai/careers/, https://www.linkedin.com/company/helm.ai/jobs/.

Levels: L3 (new grad) - L6 (staff).

I don't know who needs to hear this, but California Labor Code 2870 says your employer doesn't have rights over work you do that (1) doesn't relate to your employer's business and (2) didn't result from work you did for your employer.

So even if your employment contract uses language that makes it seem like your employer owns everything you make while you're employed, work you do that qualifies under this code will be protected.

I think this is a great product you've built.

Suggestion: for each snippet / moment you show, show the thumbnail at that time.

Related: Google's Key Moments effort: https://blog.google/products/search/key-moments-video-search....