skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
KnowledgeHound (knowledgehound.com) - Chicago, Boston or REMOTE - Contract or Full Time - Backend and Frontend Engineers

WHY WORK WITH US? Because the team is incredible. A-players on the tech, design, and business side. Tons of talent without blustery egos or corporate politics. Every day is a joy.

Because we build a great product. Our design and engineering is head and shoulders better than our competitors and we work with the latest technologies. Because it’s the perfect time. We’ve got Fortune 500 clients, serious revenue, and investment, but we’re still small enough that we want you to own substantial parts of the product, technical organization and the business as a whole.

SKILLS

Proficiency with:

- PHP (and at least one framework) or JavaScript/AngularJS
- Version control
- Automated testing

Beyond the purely technical, any great candidate will have excellent communication skills and dedication to personal growth, learning and teaching others. Email me and tell me how you learn & get better at your craft.

Come work with me: john@knowledgehound.com - Placement firms will not be considered, no relocation/visas
There's a bit more to the story than that.

This is a money laundering scheme. Many if not most benefactors of universities do not trust the administration to spend their money wisely, and/or they want to endow a particular part of it (e.g. the Chemistry Department for me). ADDED: this search will bring up a lot about the best known case of a university violating a donor's intent: https://www.google.com/search?q=woodrow+wilson+school+prince...

By washing all sorts of money through tuition, they get a substantial cash flow they can spend any way they want.
Location: Nashville, TN
Remote: Only :)
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: iOS / OS X / watchOS / tvOS (ObjC / Swift), as well as LAMP and some RoR
Résumé/CV: http://mobileCTO.io/intro
Email: ryan@mobileCTO.io

Available for short or long term consulting engagements. Have launched dozens of iOS apps for large brands and startups, collectively many millions of users.
Expedite Financial, San Francisco

Come help us build a mortgage bank from the ground up.
front-end: rails, angular, react, coffeescript, sass
back-end: scala, rails, neo4j, postgres
dev-ops: chef, ec2

We are a well funded and quickly growing team of 19, including 8 engineers. Our tech team includes alumni from yc, fbfund, twitter, bridgewater, harvard/stanford/duke/michigan, and we currently have 3 Ph.D.s on the team. We're looking for talented people from all backgrounds.

http://expeditefinancial.com/jobs (or email me - kevin@expeditelabs.com with subject "HN")
Airware is building the Aerial Information Platform for commercial drones, comprising hardware, firmware, software, and user interfaces. We are a rapidly growing startup, well-funded by the world’s pre-eminent technology venture capital firms, including Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.

We’re a passionate team who believe in ownership, excellence, community, and continuous improvement. Here you will find the computer hacker, private pilot, laid-back surfer, RC hobbyist, homebrewer, and video game designer. If you thrive on solving challenging problems with a fun group of really bright people, we want to hear from you!

Here are some of the positions that might appeal to HN:

Software Engineer, C# - http://grnh.se/8cas1n

Engineering Manager, Native Apps - http://grnh.se/4bhujm

Sr Software Engineer, Javascript - http://grnh.se/njc42f

See all roles here:

http://www.airware.com/careers
Plastic is inert in a landfill, but occupies a lot of space. If it's burned, CO2 is released into the atmosphere and toxic ashes are left behind, although way less space is occupied. If all plastic is degraded by these bacteria, apparently no disadvantages seem to be present.
Rust has a very powerful type system, and combining that with lifetimes makes for some crazy signatures that really hurt my brain.

The type system grows more powerful (and more complex) every time I revisit Rust, it seems.

I'm glad, as an increasingly powerful type system facilitates abstractions that were once painful, slow, unsafe, or impossible, but it is complex.
Bond Street | Full-time, Onsite | New York City, NY | Front End and Full-stack/Product Engineers

Bond Street (http://www.bondstreet.com) is a startup focused on transforming small business lending through technology, data and design. Small business owners are the foundation for growth in our economy, and yet today’s banking system has left them behind. We’re building a better future where access to financing is simple, transparent and fair.

Recently, we raised a $10m Series A from investors like Spark Capital and Homebrew, and a $100m lending facility from Jefferies, an investment bank. We’re looking for exceptional front-end and full-stack engineers to join our dev team of 5. You’ll be responsible for helping to transform the business lending experience for over 25 million small business owners in America.

Projects our engineers work on include designing algorithms for instant risk assessment, creating intuitive and delightful user interfaces for our online loan application, and constructing dashboards for internal and customer use that resurface small business data in ways that can inform credit use and business growth.

Send an email to our CTO at peytons@bondstreet.com if you’re interested!

Can arrange visa as needed.
Steven Fackler has a fabulous Postgres API at https://crates.io/crates/postgres , MongoDB has an official (though experimental) driver at https://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/the-new-mongodb-rust-drive... , and Armin Ronacher has Redis bindings at https://crates.io/crates/redis (which I can't comment on the quality of, but I assume they're great because Armin (the author of Flask in Python) is a boss at API design).

EDIT: Agh! Armin isn't the author of Requests. :) I'm mad at myself because I even went to the Requests home page to attempt to verify that before posting this comment, and mistook his name under "Testimonials" as an indication of authorship. :P Sorry Kenneth!
Why does homebrew install things as root anyway? Seems like defaulting to installing in your home directory would be a much better practice.
Show HN: PledgeToVote-Canada on Social App ChlgClub
If it results in an expansion of that right in the USA, I'm all for it.
Heh, the three kinds of backgrounds sounds like the perfect description of what I've found in the Rust community (being of the functional variety myself). However, once I understood ownership and lifetimes, I felt like the whole world opened up. I'm still waiting for more ecosystem and community before I start to use it more seriously, but I'm chomping at the bit for that to happen.
Custom Alamofire Response Serializers
Strangely, the average Indian (vastly poorer than even poor Americans) manages to save 20%.

Lets distinguish "incapable of saving" from "unwilling to reduce consumption".
Just FYI anyone can download XCode from the App Store, it doesn't require a "dev login". (Agree it would be nice if MacPorts only required the XCode Command Line tools like homebrew, it would be one less download.)
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (based in Nashville, TN)

Senior iOS dev (ObjC / Swift), as well as LAMP and some RoR.

Available for interesting consulting engagements. Have launched dozens of iOS apps for large brands and startups, collectively many millions of users.

More info: http://mobileCTO.io/intro
Email: ryan@mobileCTO.io
Even sitting in a landfill paper still poses way fewer risks than styrofoam, as soon as it gets exposed to air it starts to break down, fish and birds don't usually eat it and when they do, paper doesn't stay in their guts forever.
This article comes from a person who prefers copy+pasting to reusable macros:

"The reason why I have 15 "max" in my code is because it takes less time to copy-paste max( 15 times than it is to write a macro and think about where I should put it in my code structure!"

Am I the only one who sees a problem with that?
And does the student even know what they would be best off optimizing for?
All I get is the following error, with code 403:

Access Denied

Sadly, you do not currently appear to have permission to access http://arxiv.org/abs/1509.08627

What's going on?
Where does this pull real-time lightning data from?
I don't know about being relatively safer, if you have a higher income than average you definitely can become a target because, via their other business (extortion, kidnapping and asking for rescue) they can also obtain profit, so being successful can be risky.

Now, are dealers purposively endangering their clients? I don't think so, but risks do come with getting drugs (e.g the police/military comes by, a rival cartel comes by, etc). Also, most of their income comes from the drugs they sell in the states so I don't think losing customers here is such a (monetary) loss to them.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

I'm a moderately experienced web developer, have completed several websites using Bootstrap, jQuery, PHP etc. I've also helped many websites with customization, plugins, debugging etc.
On the backend, I'm comfortable with python/flask/postgresql etc.

My previous work can be found at http://andysaini.com. Contact me at me [at] andysaini.com
Yep had chips for decades already in Europe (it's not called "EMV" here though, just a chip afaik).

I don't know who is liable in Europe for fraud (shop or bank), but, about the article, I find it odd, the chips should be more secure, so why are banks giving the responsibility of fraud to merchants while not for the insecure magstripes? The banks should be able to trust their own chips right?
Doesn't hurt that Jibe's office is a few blocks from the GPlex I bet.
PLEENQ | San Diego, California | ONSITE | $110k-$150k | Javascript/Node.js Full stack Developer

PLEENQ is a new patented technology that links products in images to the retailer's websites where they can be purchased. You can see a video of PLEENQ in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GfKBvs53Ss

Unlimited vacation (after trial period), unlimited snacks/drinks, results-oriented flexible work hours.

What my tech stack looks like:
Node.js | Redis | Elasticsearch | RabbitMQ | MySQL (AWS Aurora) | Many AWS services | Front End: jQuery, SASS

Who I am looking for:

-Highly skilled in/mastery of javascript -- you understand prototyping, the async model, and writing both front and back end JS

-Fully proficient at writing in SQL (not just using an ORM)
-Able to reason out a REST API that can be easily consumed by other developers

-Comfortable on a command line

-Basic familiarity with server administration (bonus points for being better at this area)

Bonuses/things that I'd be stoked to see:

-Experience with Chef, Puppet, SaltStack, Ansible, Docker (I don't use any right now, but you'll be moving PLEENQ to a better server solution)

-Proficiency in elasticsearch

-Experience building browser plugins (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)

-Experience with PHP and building wordpress plugins

-Any experience with technologies surrounding affiliate marketing

-UI/UX or graphic design experience

Email justin@pleenq.com if you're interested in the position!
I believe "teeming" may be the spelling you want[1].

[1] http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/teeming
CloudFlare | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | ONSITE

CloudFlare | London, UK | Full Time | ONSITE | VISA

We have new offices in both locations and are hiring for a lot of positions in engineering, security, and SRE.

The big languages in use here are Go, C, and Lua, though we also have some projects in PHP and are hiring there too.

Our positions are listed here: https://www.cloudflare.com/join-our-team

But... if you're a great candidate and a perfect fit for CloudFlare, then even if there isn't a perfect role for you advertised on the jobs page please apply anyway. We are growing so fast that we do hire the right people and we recognise that our jobs page can lag behind our ambition.

Special mention for all non-white, non-male candidates or those with jagged CVs ( http://www.georgeandersbooks.com/jaggedresume.html ) or lacking CompSci degrees... we really want to hear from you and you are encouraged to apply.

If you're thinking of applying but would like to speak to someone first then drop me an email with some info (github, CV, whatever) and let me know what you're interested in working on and I'll intro you to whomever is best suited to answer your questions. My email is dkitchen@cloudflare.com .

Finally, if you apply... read our blog to get a good idea what we do: https://blog.cloudflare.com/ . We're more than a CDN, and more than just security or DNS.
The inclination matters, though. If something heading north at 41 degrees inclination meets something coming south at 41 degrees inclination, it's a serious collision.

(And, of course, every satellite has to spend half its orbit going north and half going south)
EMV cards are a big improvement for security but the UX is a step big back from mag swipes. Here's an example from a recent stop at the ATM.

* I dipped my card and then was told to reinsert the card and leave it in for the duration of the transaction. I wonder how long it will take for me to insert/leave by default instead of dipping.

* The machine mechanically locked my card into the slot until I had taken my cash, I wonder how more frequently people are going to leave their cards in the ATM now. Also, what happens if the power goes out or the machine crashes?

* It seems that some EMV cards have multiple "Applications" on them and it's impossible to tell which one should be used in which context. When I inserted my card, the ATM presented me with a menu asking be to select between "US DEBT" and "VISA DEBT" I had no idea which one to choose, and had to pick one, try to make a withdrawal, fail, and then choose the other one to take out cash. I don't remember which one worked, and if that's the one I should use in other locations.
Temboo | New York City | All Positions | Onsite | https://temboo.com

Temboo is a powerful platform for building Internet of Things applications. Our software currently ships on devices from Samsung, Texas Instruments and Arduino, with more to come. You'll be joining a small, growing team, where your work will have immediate, meaningful impact.

We're hiring across the board:

* Engineering

* Product

* UI / UX Design

* DevOps

* Sales

* Marketing

* Business Development

Learn more here: https://temboo.com/jobs
Veracode (www.veracode.com)

Burlington, MA

Hiring For:
Cloud Engineer
Systems Engineer
Director of Channel Enablement (Services)
Security Program Manager
Customer Support Engineer
Channel Marketing Manager

We are a software security company securing the worlds information. We have a great culture (hackathons), great benefits (unlimited time off :)) and much, much more. Interested? feel free to contact mpreshman@veracode.com.
Meta | Boston, MA | full time | onsite preferred

Meta is building a platform that allows users to seamlessly search for, access, and share files across all cloud platforms and devices; in essence, Google for your files. We’ve closed a seed funding round and are looking for talented developers to help us scale our MVP and take our platform to the next level.

https://www.meta.sc

We have exciting development work ahead of us in nearly every area imaginable, including responsive client-side web development, a microservices-based cloud architecture written in Go and Python, performance-critical native client applications, a lightning fast personalized search engine, and complex data science and analysis problems in semantic analysis and information retrieval.

We’re right in downtown Boston and looking for talented developers and computer scientists to join us. Offering competitive salaries and large equity compensation. Email us at careers@meta.sc and check out our careers page at https://www.meta.sc/careers
Datanyze | San Mateo, CA | ONSITE | All roles from sales to engineering (including VP level)

Hi everyone! Jon from Datanyze here. We are NOT your average startup! We bootstrapped the company passed $1 million in annual recurring revenue, then raised a seed round (about 1 year ago) from some great investors, including Google Ventures and Mark Cuban!

We take our work seriously, but not ourselves. We know when to work hard and when to play hard (we're taking the entire team to Vegas because we just hit a big milestone last month!) and we're having a blast building amazing solutions for sales and marketing teams.

We have open positions for everything from entry-level sales and support to VPs of various departments (customer success, engineering, sales, marketing, etc.).

If you want to hear more or know someone amazing who might be interested, please email me directly at jon@datanyze.com!
What I Learned from Nearly a Year of Working with Recruiters
Openfolio - New York City - Full Stack Engineer - Full Time ONSITE

The Company:
Openfolio (https://openfolio.com) is a platform where investors share their portfolios—not dollar amounts, but their contents and ideas—to see how their investments compare. Data derived from our network brings fresh insight and increased transparency to personal investing, helping everyone in our community make smarter, more confident investment decisions.

We are currently a team of 4 people: one business/technical founder, two engineers (one front-end, one back-end), and one business development and data guy. Funding comes from a seed round of $3.0M.

What we’re looking for:
An engineer, first and foremost. Someone who can help scale our app from 50k to 5mm users. The ideal candidate will thrive in a work environment that requires strong problem solving skills and independent self-direction, coupled with an aptitude for team collaboration and open communication.

Basic Requirements:
Interest about investing, including financial/market data, research would be a big plus,
BS/MS/PhD in Computer Science/Math/Physics/Engineering,
2 – 6 years of software engineering experience,
Strong experience with Python,
Solid understanding of SQL databases such as Postgres

Contact: Josh Owen josh@openfolio.com
Accuen | Full-time, Remote, Visa | San Francisco, CA | Full Stack Engineers

We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join our growing 3 Person Engineering Team. The ideal candidate will have a keen interest in shipping code quickly and working on all parts of the stack including ETL’s and background/long running jobs.

Our technology stack includes Python, Django, AWS, Git, Jenkins. You will have the opportunity to evaluate new technologies and use them to design better and more reliable systems. Experience with our stack is a bonus, but we will train outstanding candidates.

Email me directly emmanuel.job at accuenmedia.com
Seneca Systems | Redwood City, CA | Onsite | Full time | http://seneca.systems/careers

We’re rekindling love for public service in local government. Romulus https://romulusapp.com), our CRM for local government offices, is already helping civil servants from some of the world's largest cities (Oakland, SF, Chicago) track what matters most for over a hundred thousand constituents.

We're focused on hiring a diverse team of passionate individuals. We are a close community of individuals who care about building a sustainable company, culture, and contribution.

We are serious about our company values: http://seneca.systems/values

We're hiring for:

1. User interface developer / Product Designer.
You will have full ownership over the public face of Romulus (https://romulusapp.com). From developing new product features with HTML/SCSS to defining the Romulus brand and character, we're looking for a creative individual that enjoys working with a tight-knit team.
http://seneca.systems/careers/product/user-interface-develop...

2. Front End Engineer.
Our front end is React on top of ES6/7. We have complex data visualizations for analytics and geospatial analysis across tens of thousands of nodes. We're huge fans of open source!
http://seneca.systems/careers/product/front-end-engineer

3. Back End Engineer.
Our back end is a combination of Ruby/Rails + Elixir. New development is almost exclusively in Elixir + Postgres. Project you'll be working on: geolocation with PostGIS, notification service to integrate across 311, text messages, emails, and in-app notifications, and advanced search.
http://seneca.systems/careers/product/back-end-engineer

If you're at all interested, send me an email chris@seneca.systems.
Jack Erwin -- New York, NY - SoHo

Experienced Full Stack, Front End and Data Engineers -- ONSITE

Jack Erwin (http://jackerwin.com). A new approach to men’s shoes.
We started Jack Erwin to create truly timeless men’s shoes. We’ve partnered with the finest factories and artisans in the world, created custom styles available only here, and eliminated costly markups and middlemen that drive up the costs of other quality dress shoes. The result is a better choice in men’s footwear. As we build Jack Erwin, we are focused on growing our team and our brand one strong teammate at a time.

Senior Full Stack Engineer: http://www.jackerwin.com/pages/full-stack-engineer

Front End Engineer: http://www.jackerwin.com/pages/front-end-engineer
Safe-commit-hook: prevent developers from checking in sensitive files
Location: London, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No (will relocate to Berlin in ~half a year)

Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Common Lisp, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch, AngularJS, Flask, Java, Spring

Résumé/CV: http://macrolet.net/python/resume.en.pdf

Email: olof at macrolet dot net

Three years of development, operations experience, with various tools.
I'm very enthusiastic about languages and open source. My particular
focus is failure tolerance and optimisation. I'm interested in
consultancy, project based work, part time.
No, /usr/local is normally 755 root:root (or whatever the effective equivalent is). Homebrew wants it to be 775 root:admin, so that users with the admin bit can write to it. That's not standard.

People keep writing here as if El Cap removes /usr/local entirely. It does not. /usr/local is there by default. You only have to go into recovery mode if you've somehow removed it yourself.
I actually used tonicdev last when I was messing around with promise chains and trying to get better with bluebird, and was discouraged when things that worked on my native REPL weren't working on the equivalent node version on tonicdev. It's still a really awesome tool though.
MIT | Cambridge, MA | Full Time | ONSITE

Full Stack Web developer in a mostly Java-based environment

http://careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/client_mit/external...
Le Tote is hiring Engineers and Product folks to help change the way women shop! We're hiring:

- Full Stack Engineers (Ruby on Rails)
- Front End Engineer
- Director of Product
- Lead Ruby Engineer
+ more!

We offer competitive salaries, equity, catered Tuesday lunches, fully stocked Kitchen, dog friendly offices and most important, an awesome team! Check out all of our listings at https://jobs.lever.co/letote or contact Cindy a/t letote d/o/t com for more info.
Good question. I've never heard of that happening before. As far as I know, everything on Arxiv is totally open for everybody.

Edit: I mirrored the paper here for anybody who's having trouble accessing it:

http://www.fogbeam.com/1509.08627v1.pdf
SurgeForward | Seattle | REMOTE

Surge is a software consulting firm providing primarily Node.JS, .NET, and PHP SPA development services, and iOS and Android development on the mobile side.
We're looking for smart, self-motivated, experienced, senior-level software engineers who enjoy the freedom of telecommuting and flexible schedules, to work as long-term, full-time (40 hrs/week) independent contractors on a variety of software development projects.
Learn more and apply here: http://bit.ly/1IeP8nz