New comment by Aditya198 in "Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (March 2024)"

Location: India (can work onsite, can work remotely/can relocate)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Java, Javascript, Python, AWS DynamoDB, Stepfunctions, elasticSearch, Cloudwatch, Cloudformation, ECS Fargate, VPCs, PrivateLinks, ReactJs, MySQL, Git, AWS SQS, AWS SNS

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adityabharadwaj198/details/featu…

Email: adityabharadwaj198@gmail.com

Backend heavy software development engineer 2 with ~4 years of Experience at Amazon.

New comment by alex_alchera in "Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2024)"

Alchera | Software Engineer | Full-time | Remote or Hybrid | Cambridge, UK | https://www.alcheratechnologies.com

At Alchera we’re creating AI that increases the productivity of mobility infrastructure, by optimising the operation and maintenance stages of the infrastructure lifecycle. We’re already doing this on Europe’s busiest highway, providing annual benefits worth over £2M.

Our engineering team is looking to hire another software engineer!

Our core stack: React, Python, Snowflake DB, Dagster

Connect with our team here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alchera-technologies

Apply here: https://alcheratech.notion.site/Alchera-Careers-2eb3fee9b5e6…

Keeling Labs (YC W23) Is Hiring a Sr Data Engineer for Applied ML in the Grid

Article URL: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/keeling-labs/jobs/YWFbAh6-senior-data-engineer Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39857260 Points: 0 # Comments: 0 The post Keeling Labs (YC W23) Is Hiring a Sr Data Engineer for Applied ML in the Grid appeared first on #1 seo FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. The post Keeling Labs (YC W23) Is Hiring a Sr Data Engineer for Applied ML in the Grid … Continue reading Keeling Labs (YC W23) Is Hiring a Sr Data Engineer for Applied ML in the Grid

Marketer’s Mind Memo – Issue #55

Over my two decade journey in the online business world…I’ve heard every excuse imaginable from aspiring entrepreneurs. Most common is a lack of some resource. Well, based on my personal experience, here are 11 resources or skills you don’t need to have to grow a successful online business:You don’t need to have connections. When I started I […]

Duke pulls away from top-seeded Houston in gritty second half to advance to Elite Eight

Duke men’s basketball is back in the Elite Eight after outlasting a physical Houston with a 54-51 win in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament on Friday night. 

Houston’s top-ranked defense kept Duke at bay in the first half, but the Cougars suffered a tough blow when All-American guard Jamal Shead went down with an apparent foot injury while driving towards the basket with just a little over six minutes left in the half. 

After remaining on the ground visibly in pain, Shead was helped up and eventually walked back to the locker room. 

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According to reports, his X-rays came back negative, and he was diagnosed with a severely sprained right ankle. He would remain on the sidelines for the rest of the game. 

But without Shead, Duke managed to pull away in the second half. 

Kyle Filipowski had 16 points and nine rebounds to lead the charge, but Jeremy Roach’s 14 second-half points kept the momentum going. 

“I’m really proud of these guys and really proud of the game tonight – that was a big time college basketball game,” Duke head coach Jon Scheyer said after the game. 

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Scheyer went on to compliment Houston’s fortitude despite the loss of Shead, and made a point to silence any criticisms about Duke’s own toughness after a loss to Tennessee in the second round last year. 

“Look, we started four freshmen last year,” he began, “I think for us, some of the criticism about toughness or whatever – try being at Duke as a freshman or sophomore and battling your ass off in the tournament, and then talk to me about being tough.” 

Duke now moves on to face Atlantic Coast Conference rival North Carolina State for a spot in the Final Four.

The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

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FBI interrogates Americans over social media posts 'every day, all day long,' agent says

FBI agents told an Oklahoma woman that the agency spends “every day, all day long” questioning people about their social media posts when they arrived at her house to ask about posts she made online.

Rolla Abdeljawad, of Stillwater, was told by FBI agents who showed up at her home on Wednesday that Facebook had handed over screenshots of her posts.

Abdeljawad told the agents she did not want to talk and asked them to show their badges on camera, but the agents refused, video posted to the social media platform X by her lawyer, Hassan Shibly, shows. The woman wrote on Facebook that she later confirmed with local police that the people who showed up at her home were actually FBI agents.

“Facebook gave us a couple of screenshots of your account,” one agent wearing a gray shirt was heard saying in the video.

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Abdeljawad replied, “So we no longer live in a free country, and we can’t say what we want?”

“No, we totally do,” another agent wearing a red shirt said. “That’s why we’re not here to arrest you or anything. We do this every day, all day long. It’s just an effort to keep everybody safe and make sure nobody has any ill will.”

The woman then said, “All I’ve done is exercise my right as an American citizen on a public social media platform with my personal opinions.”

It is unclear which posts caught the attention of the FBI, but Abdeljawad has made a series of posts in the past week expressing frustration about the ongoing war in Gaza between Israeli forces and Hamas terrorists, including referring to Israel as “Israhell.”

“Israhelli terrorist filth,” she said in one post. “They think Ramadan is a weakness for Muslims not, realizing Ramadan is the strength. #FreePalestine May Allah destroy every single despicable zionist, their supporters and backers. Ameen.”

Abdeljawad’s Facebook timeline is also public, meaning the FBI agents could have accessed her posts themselves without requesting screenshots from Facebook.

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One of her posts even warned the Muslim community and people who are pro-Palestinian to be wary of the U.S. government monitoring their activity.

“Don’t fall for their games. Our community is being watched & they are just waiting for any reason to round us up,” Abdeljawad wrote on March 24. “If you’re Muslim and/or pro-pal consider all your media accounts, Google searches, mail, messenger, local mosques & political events monitored. #NYC #usa #PoliceState #FreePalestine”

The official policy of Meta, Facebook’s parent company, is to give law enforcement Facebook data following a court order, subpoena, search warrant or emergency situation involving “imminent harm to a child or risk of death or serious physical injury to any person.”

In the first half of 2023, the social media giant received nearly 74,000 requests from law enforcement and handed over data 88% of the time, according to Meta’s website.

Abdeljawad said in a post on Thursday that her lawyer does not believe Facebook sent the FBI the screenshots of her posts.

“Rather, it seems like a fishing expedition,” she wrote. “I do not fear them. My only concern as, I told the cop is that, someone in my state will do something or that they would and then use my posts in a malicious attempt to ‘smear’ me. Just *remember, I am a Muslim, an obligated protector of creation. I enjoin what is good and forbid what is wrong.”

Shibly said in the caption on the social media video that Abdeljawad made the correct decision to refuse to speak without a lawyer, to not allow them in her house and to record the interaction. But, he says, she should not have gone outside her house to talk to the agents.

“You have the right never to speak to the FBI without a lawyer,” he said.