Yeah, maybe on the surface chatbots turned out to be chatbots. But you have to be a poor journalist to stop your investigation of the issue at that and conclude AI is no big deal. Nuance, anyone?

What I read is that guy did a clever DDoS, which is mildly impressive, and decided to become a twitter celebrity/NK assassination victim. I am no hacker, but I expect real hackers to be laughing their asses off.

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We make vertical farms. We are looking for two people to join our data team.

For the Data Engineer we expect enough proficiency to help us build our DWH/Data Mesh infrastructure from scratch. We have a basic prototype for our data infra, but we are looking to make it more mature and be a good foundation for years to come. You will be supported by the rest of the data team, but we expect you to bring on board experience with DWH design and ETL processes. The stack is BigQuery, Google Cloud, Airflow, ScyllaDB, Postgres, Flask/FastAPI. Apply here: https://planet-farms.factorial.it/job_posting/34108

For the ML Engineer we are looking for a mix of computer vision and software engineering experience. The tasks are about improving the efficiency of factories by building ML-based tools. We as the data team own our solutions end-to-end, so we expect you to train the model, deploy the model build the required APIs to ship it and monitor it. The good news is that most of the infrastructure is setup and you will be the third ML engineer in the team, so you will not be alone. The stack is Pytorch, ClearML, Flask/FastAPI, Airflow, ONNX. Apply here: https://planet-farms.factorial.it/job_posting/machine-learni...

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Hybrid office job, Coimbra, Portugal. Relocation, assistance of lawyers at the expense of the company.

The task is to found the data team and grow into its lead. At first it will be just you, but during the year it is planned to hire more people to the team.

It is necessary to lay the foundation of Data Mesh (current leading idea, up to discussion) and data culture in the company, which will allow scaling to dozens of factories.

In the beginning, you need to work a lot with your hands on the backend and infrastructure: raise the database, write the API and everything else.

Requirements: Data Engineering experience, Data Analysis experience, Good people skills. You will have the support of our team, but we need you to be the driver of the project.

Contact: boris.tseytlin@planetfarms.ag

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We make vertical farms.

Hybrid office job, Coimbra, Portugal. Relocation, assistance of lawyers at the expense of the company.

The task is to found the data team and grow into its lead. At first it will be just you, but during the year it is planned to hire more people to the team.

It is necessary to lay the foundation of Data Mesh (current leading idea, up to discussion) and data culture in the company, which will allow scaling to dozens of factories.

In the beginning, you need to work a lot with your hands on the backend and infrastructure: raise the database, write the API and everything else.

Requirements: Data Engineering experience, Data Analysis experience, Good people skills. You will have the support of our team, but we need you to be the driver of the project.

Contact: boris.tseytlin@planetfarms.ag

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1. Python.

2. Flask. Pure server-rendered HTML, no fancy frontend. Avoid JS as long as I can, just use jinja templates. If my app is not going to work with good old HTML and CSS chances are it's not going to work at all.

3. Classless CSS framework. I like this: https://watercss.kognise.dev/.

4. Sqlite3 or Postgres. Prefer postgres because with docker it's 5 minutes to set up. I use SQLAlchemy from the start because it makes life easier. If you ever deploy and worry about real data you add alembic for migrations.

5. One docker compose for everything.

6. Cheap VPS for like $3 per month.

That's it. I would like to upgrade my MVP stack, but it's battle-tested and it works well. After the 9 to 5 I only have like 3 brain cells alive so I need to get stuff done as fast as possible, which means using what I know.

One thing I often reinvent and reimplement is OAuth. Definitely "Sign in with google" is the best way to add auth to your app, but it's such a pain to set up.