skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Pretty sure that won't work. You need to add the VAT in the buyer's region, not the seller's. This is of course a nightmare to manage. See: http://euvataction.org/key-facts/#key_regulations

If that link is to be believed, you also need to submit your taxes on a quarterly basis, not a yearly basis as filesprout mentions as well as keep track of and store your customers data for 10 years.

Also, on your link they say:
>Do you take a % of my sales?
No way jose :) That's your money.

Whereas the main page says:
>No contracts or monthly fees, leave at anytime. We take 5% you keep 95%. Fair enough?

Which too me qualifies as taking a % of sales, 5 to be precise.

And my final complaint: grey text on a white background...
Yes, I always think it's the designer equivalent of the programmers who always blame pre-existing codebases no matter what, until they refactor it the way they like.
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes, I'd love to! :) (Silicon Valley/ SF Bay Area)
Technologies: iOS, Objective-C, C, Java, WebRTC, XMPP, Git
Résumé/CV: http://resume.michaelsiddi.com
Email: hello [at] michaelsiddi [dot] com
Website: http://www.michaelsiddi.com

Hi, I know... you need an Italian guy for your dev team... well, today's your lucky day, I'm here to solve your problem!!! :-)

I have 5 years of experience on iOS and Objective C, I have a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and I've published 5 apps in the App Store (I know how to do my stuff!)

I have 2 years of experience on Android too.

I'm currently the owner and only developer for the mobile project I started 2 years ago in the startup I work for.
Last month I've shipped a new version of 'my' product (native mobile SDKs for iOS'n'Android) adding voice and video functionality using WebRTC.

What I do not have: A work authorization for the United States - You will need to sponsor me a Green Card / H1-B, sorry about that! :(
I'd love to work in the Silicon Valley!!!

Thank you for reading, please drop me a line if you like to know more about me :)
More like throwback 1920's when Grotesque sans fonts became commonplace for signage and inscriptions on buildings.
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Joyable | https://joyable.com | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE

Joyable provides evidence-based, affordable mental health services to the millions who can’t access them today. The Atlantic had a great article on us: http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/05/the-startu...

We're looking for any (or some combination of):

- Android developer

- iOS developer

- Frontend developer

- Backend developer

- Fullstack developer

The company as a whole is 22 people, three of whom are developers. We formally launched in March 2015, and we're just starting to expand our engineering team. For the front/back/fullstack devs, we're looking for some amount of professional experience in either Rails or frontend JS (we use angular, but experience with any clientside framework is fine).

More details and apply here: https://joyable.com/jobs
Just Do Whatever Makes You Happy Today
Mining Benedict Evans’ Newsletter
Yeah I ran into that first one too. It actually works, but not via context menu. The ctrl/cmd-c keyboard shortcut works fine, but the Brackets context menu seems to not have it...

The second one sounds like a pretty genuine bug, maybe worth filing over on https://github.com/mozilla/thimble.webmaker.org/issues ?

Agreed that it won't be the tool that professional devs will use to "do their job", but I'm a professional dev, and I've been using it for a while now for my "just for fun" stuff, and loving it. It takes almost no time at all to do even really funky "what the hell are you even doing??" stuff like this: https://d157rqmxrxj6ey.cloudfront.net/mopaxian/817/
I "only" watch about 3 or 4 seasons of TV a year, but the notion that we're approaching a limit on the selection of financially viable shows is interesting to me as someone who's interested in the shape/direction of popular culture (and a McLuhan student). The focus this has put on more niche/underserved demographics strikes me as world-changing - I don't believe it's an accident that gay/transgender rights have made huge leaps forward as the splintering of mass media have allowed more voices out there.
"Full stack rails engineers wanted to make sure that grammer is taught good. Every one's revolutioneyesing educaton but while some student's cant even right the write words."

Nice ... You only include one example of incorrect homophones but that's got to be the most egregious grammar error I see in business correspondence. My wife is a high-school English teacher - I'll ask her when she gets home.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/98241/wordpress...
By turning it so many degrees.
has anybody ever tried/evaluated boht AWS Cloud search https://aws.amazon.com/cloudsearch/ and Azure Search? AWS seems a lot cheaper.
Embrace continuous integration for app delivery
Does anybody in engineering work remotely full time?
Re-read the first line:

> The Democratic Karen Benevolent Army formerly known as Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (Burmese: တိုးတက်သော ဗုဒ္ဓဘာသာ ကရင်အမျိုးသား တပ်ဖွဲ့; abbreviated DKBA) is a breakaway group of Buddhist former soldiers and officers of the predominantly Karen Christian led Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA), one of the larger insurgent armies in Burma.

The KNLA is mostly Christian. The DBKA is the buddhist breakaway group.
London, UK - Pusher - https://pusher.com/ - Full time - On Site Only

The current Pusher product is a multi-tenant distributed system that allows our customers to deliver billions of messages to their connected users. We operate at massive scale, and this informs and affects everything we do.

Our engineering team is based in London. We are looking for engineers who will thrive in a challenging environment, working on interesting problems. Our team is small but growing, and we value people who can contribute not only individually, but in the context of the team. Our engineering team is also heavily involved in operations, so you need to know how to deploy, monitor and maintain a large production system. We wrote our code in Ruby (Main legacy language) and Haskell.

Our software stack is built around Linux, Ruby, Haskell, nodeJS, Redis, MySQL, Git, Puppet and Go.

We are currently looking for:
* Platform Engineers to continue improving and scaling our core real-time infrastructure. More info on this position at https://pusher.workable.com/jobs/52789.
* Product Engineer (Full Stack) to work on our new customers facing features and improve our libraries https://pusher.workable.com/jobs/87044
* Technical Product Manager to help us improve and develop our main product. https://pusher.workable.com/jobs/106010
> Incorporate elsewhere?

Doesn't matter, to a degree, the rules apply to anyone selling to Europeans regardless of where they are based. How and if non-compliance will be prosecuted is a more complicated matter.
Founders | Copenhagen | Onsite / Remote | Prototype Developer

Founders is a startup-studio which continuously develops new products, systems and services, and turns them into great companies. As part of our company development process, we love to put interactive prototypes in front of potential customers.

As a Prototype Developer at Founders, you will quickly create web and mobile prototypes working directly with the Founders core team and entrepreneurs in residence. We work in a quick and iterative manner, with light-but-clear specs and lots of user feedback. You will have input into how the product is designed and architected, and be responsible for delivering great prototypes with minimal supervision.

When you are not working on prototypes of new projects, you will work on internal tools to power our portfolio companies. We believe that solving problems for our own startups, also can lead to developing a potentially great comercial product.

We have some big ideas in the pipeline and we would love for to be the person who helps bring them to life.

===== YOU LOVE =====

- ES6

- React

- Redux

- Decoupled code

- Building stuff that Works(tm)

=========

Please apply @ http://founders.workable.com/jobs/63949
PlayGen ltd. Shoreditch London, UK

We are currently looking to hire a Junior Software Developer and a Mid-Senior Software Developer for our office in Shoreditch London.

PlayGen develop playful solutions to engage, influence, measure and inspire.
Do you like startups but are not sure about the risks associated? Join the most awesome digital R&D studio working with games, gamification and simulations.
Existing clients include global leaders in health, defense, education, finance and research institutions. Imagine being given the opportunity to work in a startup environment, but with the backing of a organisations like Unilever, Samsung, European Union, BBC, NHS, HSBC, McKinsey and many more.

Here is a little overview of what kind of person we're looking for:

Desired Skills and Expertise

Essential :

- 4 years+ of development experience (for mid-senior role)

- If it’s Frontend you might like Javascript / HTML5/ XSLT/ CSS – Backbone, Angular, WebGL, D3.Js

- If backend is your thing then you’ll have experience of Web or apps and know your way around one or more of these: Visual Studio, C#, Objective C or C++, PHP, Ruby, Python and some experience of SQL or NoSQL Databases

Of course you might like both :) but you would be well versed in OO and software architecture. - Naturally a desire to be a part of the next big thing and make some awesome interactivity stuff used by the world’s greatest is a super plus!

Highly desirable :

- True GEEK (i.e. you want to spend time with people who love making stuff)

- If focusing on backend then interest in machine learning, functional programming & peer to peer

- Web services, APIs and Extensible architectures - Cloud based application development including Hadoop, Cassandra and elasticity

In order to apply please visit the following:

- http://playgen.com/developer-job-london/ for the mid-senior role

- http://playgen.com/intern-developer-role/ for the junior role
what other secrets from the future can you share with us since you are privileged to live inside the source of all knowledge?
Elektra the label and dell also modified and stylized "E"s in their logos.
Location: Wichita, KS

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C/C++, Perl, PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, Java

RÃ©sumÃ©/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/echockalingam

Email: chocks@outlook.com
It really happened. I attended this school at the time and had a Linux OS class. We spent a class learning how to better educate people. I know that's no real evidence, but I feel it's a little better than your conspiracy theory.
A detailed analysis of ISACA's 10 key DevOps controls
StubHub Gets Out of ‘All-In’ Pricing
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Location: Bogota, Colombia (but I'm English)

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, CSS, React, Node, Java, DropWizard, Hibernate, SQL, Redis

CV: http://tinyurl.com/davnicwil-resume TL;DR: 5+ years' web dev experience, 1 as team lead. 1st class BSc + MSc in CS.

Email: davnicwil@gmail.com

---

I'm Dave - experienced, very good, full-stack web developer and most recently a web dev team lead at a large UK online gaming company.

I'm English, now living in Bogota, Colombia and looking for remote work. These days my stack of choice is React with Node server-rendering for the front end, and either Node or Java over a SQL database for the backend. I've worked with a lot of languages/frameworks and can learn new ones rapidly: I have no problem switching.

If you want a web app building really well, by someone who isn't just a great coder but a great communicator, get in touch!
My anecdote: I've never been a cable subscriber and have been OTA only. There was a season 2008 or 2009-ish, I can't remember exactly, where literally every single scripted show that seemed promising was canceled by the networks after one or at most three episodes. Since then I stopped caring about live TV at all.
Lessons from agile: Happier teams are more productive, so spread the cheer
They specifically said they went with a larger display so they can detect when you enter the room and display the temperature in a font size you can see from anywhere in said room.
yep , 7 errors on chrome including

> Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'localStorage' property from 'Window': Access is denied for this document.

and some frame related errors.
PHP breaks things all the time (just check the migration guides for any release), but the difference is that they break only what they must, and deprecate things in a timely way so you can evolve your codebase instead of having to rewrite it. Other platforms tend to see a broken piece that needs replacement as a good opportunity to redesign everything else as well, even the stuff that worked fine, and don't put as high a value on easy migration paths.

Ofcourse, that's also one of the reasons PHP has so much ugliness still.
My guess? It's not being downvoted because people don't think managing your own memory is verbotten. It's being downvoted because it's a smart-ass comment seemingly meant to be humorous more than insightful. Your reply is about 10x more useful than the parent.
SEEKING WORK - USA - Remote only

I wrote an open source, headless/programmable browser in Java (link in my profile). It's comparable to any of Selenium WebDrivers. I will take on consulting work to help integrate this for you and/or add new features to the open source project.
Show HN: Fitminder – Fitbit Idle Alert
Location: Baltimore, MD

Remote: Yes/only

Willing to relocate: Remote work only

Technologies: Perl, C, C++, Java, PHP, Python, Coldfusion

Email: work@rilita.com

Payment accepted: Bitcoin only
Intel courts mobile app developers
Azavea - Philadelphia, PA - Full Time On-site

jobs.azavea.com

Azavea uses geospatial data to build software for civic and social impact, and we are looking to grow our Geospatial Insights team that develops custom web and mobile software for public health, climate change, law enforcement, elections and civic applications as well as our HunchLab, open source DistrictBuilder and Cicero products.

We’re looking for a software engineer that is passionate about building applications that will have a positive impact – someone interested in public service, but not necessarily in working for a government or a non-profit organization. We are looking for someone who thrives on working in a variety of technology environments, and wants to build visually slick applications that have well-engineered architectures and provide a responsive user experience.

You should...

- Know how to build and support scalable web applications in Python/Django or another MVC framework (C#/.Net, Ruby/Rails, JS/AngularJS, Java/JVM/Spring, Scala/Play). We do a lot of work in Python/Django, Javascript, and Scala and dabble in others depending on client and project requirements.

- Demonstrate fluency in core web technologies (HTML/CSS/JS) and contemporary Javascript libraries like jQuery, React, or AngularJS.

- Express solid understanding of MVC architecture, RESTful design patterns, and the DRY principle.
- Be comfortable managing VMs and working in a Linux environment.

- Be interested in working with a small, collaborative team on meaningful projects.

- Get excited about a diversity of both projects and technologies.

You can apply for this position as well as find out more details about the job and benefits at: http://grnh.se/c3o5uf
Spotify - ONSITE - NY and Boston

We are hiring machine learning and data engineers in our NY and Boston offices. You will take on complex problems using some of the most diverse data sets available -- user behaviors, acoustical analysis, cultural and contextual data, and other signals across our broad range of mobile and connected platforms. You will work with a team to come up with new and interesting hypotheses, test them, and scale them up to huge data sets with hundreds of billions of data points. Above all, your work will impact the way the world experiences music. Work with the teams behind Fresh Finds and Discover Weekly (http://www.fastcompany.com/3049231/tech-forecast/inside-spot...)!

NY Machine Learning Engineer:
https://hire.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?c=qV49VfwN...

NY Data Engineer:
https://hire.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?c=qV49VfwN...

Boston Machine Learning Engineer:
https://hire.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?c=qV49VfwN...

Boston Data Engineer:
https://hire.jobvite.com/CompanyJobs/Careers.aspx?c=qV49VfwN...
It's definitely better without the plate, but if you have a giant hole in your drywall, or it's not painted there, or what-have-you, it's nice to have the option in the interim.
You're about as far from a definition for design as one could be.
Coming from a .Net world I love Angular2/TypeScript and disagree with your assessment.
Free signup gives you at least a dozen free articles a month.
They built a multi-billion dollar company on that proposition.

As long as it runs on startup, it ships. Any problems can be addressed by paid support contracts (suckers).
Percipient Networks (https://percipientnetworks.com) - Boston/Wakefield, Massachusetts - Full Time (Remote possible)

At Percipient Networks, our mission is to secure your business and prepare you to respond to security threats. Our service, STRONGARM, seamlessly integrates with existing systems and saves you time by automating security operations, discovering compromised systems, and providing in-depth, accurate, and relevant information during an incident to help eliminate threats.

You can read more about our open positions on our site: https://percipientnetworks.com/pages/careers

We are young, small, pre-revenue, and extremely passionate. If you are passionate about cybersecurity and solving hard problems, please contact us.
You can create anonymous teams, also the unhappy face would be only a preview, since you can segment individual user charts (Even anonymised) into 5 different data points and events that have been tracked and locate problems quite efficiently.

We use it in our small distributed team (Transparently) and it helps us figuring our when we have an issue worth discussing in depth.

You can anonymise it on larger teams and use it to figure out what actions may have made your team less happy, etc..
I mean that they are building a tool and the primary example is showing a typical passive-aggressive business email and the user is trying to make it worse.

This is a strange reason to write a tool, and perhaps symptomatic of the corporate culture that sought to produce it.

Teaching people to be nicer would be more interesting, and it's clear it is not dwelling on the right elements since it neglects to detect the overall tone of the email as being problematic.
As ocdtrekkie mentioned, yes. When its cheaper for the utility to shed demand rather than spin up peaking plants, they issue a signal to Google/Nest, who then uses a push notification and temporarily shut down air conditioning compressors at utility customers who've signed up for the program.

Your house gets a couple of degrees warmer but you get a discount, your utility doesn't need additional generating capacity, and Google charges a fee to run the program.
Hang on, if I'm going to be a real pedant, that section says that the host must implement an echo server that can reply to ICMP echo requests, it doesn't say that the host must reply to those requests. By that standard, OsX is compliant because it has the server. You don't have to enable the response.
Guide Financial | Head of Engineering (Ruby/Rails) | San Francisco, CA | http://www.guidefinancial.com

The Head of Engineering is a critical position for us (we consider it our "third co-founder"), and will impact all aspects of our company. You'll be hiring, mentoring and managing a team, as well as managing our tech roadmap and spending part of your time (~50%) as an individual contributor. Ruby on Rails expertise is a requirement, as is prior experience managing a team.

As background - at Guide Financial (http://www.guidefinancial.com) our mission is to use technology (artificial intelligence and applied behavioral finance) to enable millions of middle-class families to increase their savings rates, make better financial decisions and achieve retirement security.

We've recently joined John Hancock as part of their long term innovation plan. We’ll be continuing to support our core advisor technology and also build out new, innovative technology in huge markets that will impact millions of customers.

We seek to combine the best of a startup - small team, great technology, lots of fun and a fantastic culture - with the benefits of an industry leading firm - including very competitive benefits/comp and the ability to see our technology deployed rapidly across millions of households worldwide.

To start a conversation - drop us an email at info@guidefinancial.com with a brief note about yourself and a resume.

You can also read more here: https://www.guidefinancial.com/careers
I used to work for a company that was acquired by a larger company it took us a good year before all the instances of the logo were found and replaced.
Turing Award winner came up with this algorithmic trick for passwords
I like the 'e'; looks like it's laughing.
I'm not 100% sure what you mean by utility real-time programs, but yes, this probably is they meant. Nest knows where you live (I don't mean that in a creepy way), and they can help you enroll in what are called "demand response" or "load control" programs in your area. When you enroll, you get an incentive like a bill credit or a free thermostat, and you give the utility permission to turn your AC off for a little while at some point during the summer.

Many of these utility programs actively recruit customers, so chances are (a) you'll get a chance to sign up even if you own a different type of connected (e.g. WiFi) thermostat, and (b) the sign up process won't be hard.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (Denver)

Hey all, I do marketing. My big claim to fame is I helped take one of my clients to #1 grossing in eduction in both the iTunes and Google Play store(s) all on an ROI positive budget.

I follow an agile approach to marketing that rejects long form marketing plans and embraces testing and quick iterations. Data is my friend. I believe wholeheartedly in measuring everything and letting the results drive my decision making process. If you want to get inside my head this piece essentially sums up my approach to marketing.

www.jeromysonne.com/musings/2015/8/23/i-have-no-clue-how-to-market-your-company

Typically I break things down into week long sprints with dedicated hours where I work on as many things as possible. I can do anything in regards to marketing, but I'm particularly good at:

Mobile App Install Ads

Social Advertising

Organic Social Strategy

Email Marketing

User On-boarding/Activation Consulting

Content Marketing

Lead Generation

Product Market Fit/Customer ID Consulting

If you need a data driven marketer with proven results, feel free to reach out: jeromy@sonnetaylor.com
>Apple's recent decision to promote LLVM bitcode as a canonical binary form for apps ("promote" meaning mandatory on the watch) makes me suspicious they're planning something similar in their future A-series or S-series chips.

This makes a lot of sense. LLVM byte code is pretty damn portable. It just makes a lot more sense since you can maintain PPC/x64/ARMv8 support of a binary file. Yet have native performance in all environments.

What I'd consider more likely is on install you compile to native for both High Power/Low Power chips. It might get funky from an OS standpoint but theoretically you could dyanmically switch between binaries if they were compiled to do that. Its really just dynamic dispatch in Kernel Space.