skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
HonkMobile | Full-Time (Onsite or Remote) | Toronto, ON

HonkMobile is looking to change the way that the parking industry operates both for consumers and operators. The idea at it's core is simple, allow consumers to pay for parking via their smartphones. The execution of that idea is what separates us. We have significant traction and are processing thousands of dollars per day and growing!

This is a great opportunity for you to join a small/nimble team with no egos. We are pragmatic and care about our craft and expect anyone who joins to be the same. Our home base is Toronto but we already have a mix of onsite and remote employees.

What’s the job?

The position would be senior software engineer. In reality you would be able to contribute to all parts of the application. Everything from creating new react components, implementing new API authentication schemes to building new native mobile applications.

Our Stack

- Ruby on Rails API

- React/AngularJS front-ends

- Android/iOS native applications

Contact tony (at) honkmobile.com if you are interested
> How come Amazon video isn't available on Apple TV or Chromecast?

In the case of Chromecast, because Amazon hasn't built an app that uses the Chromecast API, because -- the same as the move here -- Amazon wants to use its position to promote and sell its own hardware that competes with Chromecast.

Its not like Google prevents Amazon from using the Chromecast SDK the same as anyone else.
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We are a team of IITians trying to make healthcare easily discoverable and more accessible to the common public.

We're a small team of 3 in the tech department with experience across a wide range of tools - from Python, Node, Ruby to Erlang to Linux kernel internals. We are looking for skilled engineers to lead the Android side of things, to maintain and expand the backend (Rails, Postgres, Redis, with some microservices in Python), and create a beautifully smooth and quick web frontend.

Even if you have little to no experience with the specific tools/fields, but are reasonably good at programming and learning, we'd love to have you with us.

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Even assuming that you can get the conversion loss low enough that you're coming out ahead due to not having night or clouds, you're still only marginally producing more power. The cost is you have to launch all of that equipment into orbit. That doesn't even begin to justify marginal improvements. The whole thing is wildly optimistic and not grounded at all in economic realities. It would take space elevator type costs of space launch to even consider this. And if you have that, then you have cables to the ground and you can stop worrying about conversion.
Also interesting is the comparison in http://git-annex.branchable.com/not/
Ask HN: Just got laid off, need personal laptop for front end dev
Hello everyone. I got the news yesterday that I had been the victim of recent cost cutting measures at my dream job. Now I've been thrown back into the realm of freelance/contract work and am wondering if you have suggestions for a work laptop.

Now that I don't have steady income I have to really focus on cost cutting.

0. Looking for a light weight/sturdy machine that can handle photoshop and front end code.
1. I plan on being mobile/traveling a bit so a laptop is a must.
2. I'm used to Macbook Pros and have been using them for 5+ years
3. OSX would be preferable, but not an absolute must
4. I work with this stack Ruby/rails/SASS/html5/javascript/photoshop/illustrator/SVG. Dabble in Wordpress/Ghost

Thanks in advance, any help is appreciated.
Yet FogBugz still feels way easier to use. Every time I'm in an Atlassian product, mainly Stash and JIRA, the UI sucks. I use them several times a week and still get lost. Maybe I'm dumb, but I don't seem to have this problem on other systems. But hey, at least JIRA isn't the craptastic laggy pos that is Podio.

Certainly right that I've never seen FogBugz outside of myself or customers. Also, I think the name must hurt them. It feels dumb bringing up "FogBugz yeah with a z". As silly as a reason that is, I think it carries some weight.

Content marketing may have helped them with SEO, no? Not that it SEO alone would close large enterprise deals.

Oh and the plugins on FogBugz did suck. I remember setting up a hosted account, and wanted to plugin to Github. Support sorta mentioned being able to custom hack something up, but IIRC, didn't actually give us any simple way to achieve it. (This was several years ago so perhaps I'm mis-remembering.)
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Will it be called iRing?
Given that their own page looks weird (I can scroll right) on ff on android tablet and that I was unable to view video because half of it was hidden (it even crashed later) I think I'll pass.
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Tempo Automation | San Francisco, CA | On-site (remote on a case by case basis)

Tempo Automation is a venture-backed robotics start-up that is building the quick-turn electronics factory of the future. The goal of Tempo is simple and delightful; we want to make hardware development happen at the pace of software development. Our process starts with our website where we ingest customer designs, perform design for manufacturing reviews, price circuit boards and components, and automatically generate a quote. Once a customer is happy with their design our factory swings into action using a mixture of our own proprietary robots, traditional manufacturing equipment, and good old-fashioned hard work. Using this model Tempo is already delivering prototype circuit boards in the Bay Area in as little as three days. We are seeking talented and hardworking engineers, technicians, and operations people to help us radically change electronics manufacturing. Current open positions include the following:

* Senior and mid-level "back-end" and "full-stack" software engineers. We are a Django/Linux/Python shop.

* Junior and senior roboticists in both software and mechatronics. We're a ROS shop!

* Software Operations

* Factory Operations and Logistics.

* Generally Useful Graphic Designers

* Assembly Technicians

* Office Manager

A full list of positions can be found here: http://www.tempoautomation.com/home/careers

For more information contact us at : careers [at] tempoautomation.com

Note: as a policy Tempo Automation does not work with recruiters, ever.
Stanford's press release reads like they discovered this plastic eating mealworm like a new idea but it really wasn't. To me the new study is just a continuation of the previous discovery.

Also, there are so many Intel ISEF awarded research projects each year. But most of them seem to have gone nowhere. Rarely, some of them turned out to be very good ideas many years later. I wonder what the disconnect is.
Lots of people care very strongly about personal property, including the money they earn and don't want the state to take what they earn and give it to "useless freeloaders". I think that, if you're advocating for what amounts to asking everyone to carry the entire world together including the people who can't "carry their own weight", you need to unapologetically sell a philosophy of why it's good to help others. You can't wave away "fairness" for people whose mental process is "I have mine, you have yours, I'll only give you from mine if you give me from yours at equal or greater value".
New edition of TS Eliot poetry challenges perceptions of his sexuality
Major League Baseball Advanced Media (http://www.mlbam.com), San Francisco, CA | Full Time | Onsite

We are looking to hire multiple software engineers to apply strong technical knowledge and ability to our world leading digital brand. Our software engineers are hands-on and gain professional gratification by having their efforts exposed to millions of users around the globe. Opportunities include the development of services, web applications, and APIs for the orchestration of our live streaming platform for MLB content as well as content for other partners. You will work closely with engineers across the technical organization, integrating your services and contributing heavily to the multimedia pipeline for building live and on demand video products. Software engineers can gain experience in a variety of technologies and platforms, and can transfer areas over the lifetime of their career.

Email me or apply directly here http://chk.tbe.taleo.net/chk05/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?o...
The Man Who Wants You to Spend Like You’re Poor (2014)
I lived in Mexico for almost 30 years. The only time i got robbed was in Los Angeles as someone broke my car window to get a purse.

=> http://www.howsafeismexico.com/
I think, at least for Chromecast, it's because they didn't implement Chromecast support in their app. Google makes the API's available so I think it's up to Amazon to add support for that.
Avast Antivirus: SSL/X.509 Error Rendering Command Execution
Ask HN: Why can I not open this HN link?
So i decided to find the highest point stories on HN[1] and came across this[2]. Why can i not open it ?
[1]:https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byPopularity&prefix=false&page=0&dateRange=custom&type=story&dateStart=715305600&dateEnd=1577059200
[2]:https://news.ycombinator.com/x?fnid=b3rV0rfs0vjJ7EZ4FASrjm&amp;fnop=error-msg
Maybe clear your kext cache. Also boot it single user mode so you can see where it fails.
Google's detected and defeated a steep rise in Android mobile bank bank fraud
A lot of data behind this story from Google and Kaspersky Lab​ - Often finding a corroborating time series data source limits reporting as more than hearsay; however - Google and Kaspersky's data in this case align to confirm that banking trojan apps in Russia have nearly been exterminated.
Great! Now if only we can get asymmetric document signing going, including a "must be signed" header to compliment HSTS...

SRI does little for trust when your CDN is also proxy-caching your HTML (e.g. Cloudflare).
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MyFitnessPal helps more than 85 million people live healthier, happier lives and we’re looking for passionate people to join us! We’re currently hiring for data, backend, product analytics and more.

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50,000 Foreign-Born STEM Workers May Be Forced Home
What did you have for breakfast?
That is not what we are measuring. We don't care about the cost of the comparison itself, as long as it stays the same for every element for a chosen key size, but the number of comparisons performed. A hash algorithm, that has a constant number of chains, will always perform a constant number of comparisons, regardless of the key size.

Article makes a different mistake, OP doesn't understand big-O notation and takes his conclusion on a real world example, instead of it being theoretical.
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Any information on GitHub Enterprise support?
Here you go: https://books.google.com/books?id=XPJdM9POXGAC&pg=PA366&lpg=...

> They will consume the protein in their muscles and organs rather than surrender the fat in their adipose tissue. [...] They lost 60 percent of their body fat before they died of starvation, but still had five times as much body fat as lean mice that were allowed to eat as much as they desired.
Homer Logistics | New York, NY | https://homerlogistics.com | Full-Time | ONSITE

Help us revolutionize how restaurants deliver food! We're building a centralized delivery system to support the 200,000 food deliveries made each day in NYC. Our software is running in restaurants around the city and is used to coordinate deliveries across our fleet. We're growing incredibly fast, so to help us keep up with demand we're looking to add a few more talented software engineers to our team.

You:

* Write code that is scalable, maintainable and reusable

* Have experience designing, implementing and maintaining APIs as a service for your team and customers

* Have a strong, proven background in Ruby and Ruby on Rails

* Have a working knowledge of practical SQL (preferably PostgreSQL)

* Are comfortable working with JavaScript and AngularJS

* Know when to be practical vs. perfect

We're a small team (15 full-time employees) and an even smaller engineering team (3 full-time employees, including myself), so you will have direct ownership over the projects you work on. You'll also be influential in determining our technology stack going forward.

Email me at robert (at) homerlogistics.com if you're interested in learning more!
As I said, he'd been there 30 years. If that's a revolving door, it ain't spinnin' very fast.

I'm as cynical as anyone, but in this case I don't think it's warranted.
This could be a great compost experiment.
Remote-First vs. Remote-Friendly
Scope-bound resource management (SBRM) is clearer than RAII, I think.
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If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it. The long-term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists.
Probably because it uses a flaw in the HN software that has been fixed since? (You can still access the comment section and see some discussion about it)
ReferHub (https://www.referhub.co), Cleveland, OH, US - Remote

Looking for Javascript Developers (Node/Angular) with front-end development experience. We're trying to help developers get real information from recruiters.

email: alex -at] referhub.co
Yeah, as I said I don't know the exact border of legality. I wouldn't be surprised if:
a) This would only be an issue in the EU, and Amazon is sticking to blocking on .com.
b) The wording of the law is intentionally vague ("Such that a reasonable person would expect..." etc.) and Amazon believes to either be in the clear or that at least the risk/reward is good enough.

To name another example of "kinda maybe I'm not sure"-legality. Supermarket home-brands. I remember a few years a go here in the Netherlands there was a price war going on between supermarkets and the producers were caught in the middle, and as a result of ever-dropping prices they did start to complain that it was anti-competitive to allow supermarkets to also be producers as in an ideal market it would be impossible for the producers to offer the same price-point for the same products. I don't believe it went anywhere, but I do feel they kinda have a point. Although I wouldn't be for banning supermarkets from having their own brand (not that it would really be possible anyway, given modern corporate structures).
Software Engineer with design and UX/UI skills who is passionate about visual problem solving.

Location: San Francisco Bay Area

Remote: Flexible

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Angular.js, Backbone.js, JQuery, Less, JSON, SQLite, PostegreSQL, MySQL, RSpec, Capybara, Jasmine, Heroku, Coda, AWS, Responsive web design, UX/UI Design, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Git

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/valeriemettler

Portfolio: http://valeriemettler.com

Email: valeriemettler@gmail.com
If you're a Prime customer, this would be a good time to leave them feedback and let them know what you think about this policy:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/contact-us?

I understand Amazon not wanting to sell competing products themselves, but preventing Marketplace sellers from selling them goes over the line. Amazon shouldn't dictate which (legal) products that Marketplace sellers sell.
Gromia - https://www.gromia.com | Milano, Italy | Full time | Onsite/Remote

Gromia is an early stage startup aiming to digitalize home rentals and make agents a thing of the past. We are looking for a:

- Frontend Developer (https://www.gromia.com/jobs/frontend-developer)

If you apply mention you come from HN :)
Any pointers about that company/persons? Interesting where they ended up and what are they doing now.
Question: If anyone can edit anything on the site, how will the general public know what is reliable information?
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Op means unlike Atlassian, which is mostly a java shop.
possibly they are running their tv in retail store mode is which much brighter (vibrant) and therefor consumes more electricity. I know my set has this setting, neither my phillips LED/LCD or my LED/DLP have it as their default setting but the difference between modes is striking and many might run it anyway. There are warnings on the DLP set about using it.
Access Now Hiring a Web Dev
Not sure why, but the 'jobs' sub-domain isn't working for me over HTTPS. Here's an alternate URL: https://www.pagerduty.com/jobs
It's easy to paint Amazon as the bad actor here...and, they are. But, I think Google and Apple are also bad actors in this situation. The reason Google and Apple TV devices have a bad Amazon Prime experience, I suspect, is because they want a huge cut of revenue from Amazon Prime viewership (just as they expect a huge cut of revenue for anything sold on their platform), and they aren't being reasonable about getting it. The notion that these services can be profitable, can pay creators a reasonable amount, and can be offered at a fair price to consumers, while also paying massive rents to the platform owners is questionable, at best. If your margins are razor thin, having a company demand 30% for that last mile to the customer is probably not sustainable.

Amazon is not faultless, but it is bad actors all around in this situation. Somebody needs to break the 30% model. I don't think this move from Amazon will do it for the industry as a whole (though Apple and Google might work on a compromise specifically with Amazon), but I understand entirely why they're doing it. They're facing off against the biggest bullies in the world, who are demanding Amazon's lunch money in the media market (not that Amazon is treating anyone that much better on their own platform).
I see your point, but think about one thing: how many people are stuck in a jobs they hate just because they have to pay the bills? If you give them basic income that covers all their basic needs then first thing they will do is they will quit their jobs. Also, I can imagine that many women would leave their jobs to stay at home with their children (or to finally give birth to one). That's at least few millions of people that would immediately loose incentive to work.

Fairness of taxes is mainly theoretical exercise because this world isn't and never will be fair. So we need to deal with the fact that people don't like paying taxes and will do many things to avoid it, including quitting their jobs.
This is why I use Prime Video over Netflix. Video selection is equivalent, but Prime is cheaper and comes with the added shipping, music, and eBook benefits.
JobNow | Full-Time | Remote

We are looking for a UI/UX expert to be part of the team, someone specialized in Web and Mobile apps with a great focus on UI design.
You can learn more about us at http://jobnow.me
Contact me at roberto {at} jobnow.me if you are interested.
The most obvious explanation isn't mentioned. More exercise leads to more muscle, which leads to a higher BMI.

I cannot access the full text, but this isn't acknowledged in either the Atlantic piece or the abstract. There is no talk about more adipose tissue, less fat-free mass or higher bodyfat.

We cannot distinguish between good weight gain and bad weight gain based on BMI changes alone.
Maybe it's going nowhere because nobody really wants to have all their things become agents working for someone else (best case) or be exploited and cause massive grief (worst case).

I'd much rather have an INTRAnet of things, where nothing depends on "the cloud".
Because that's a continuation, a page that was generated on the fly as a result of what the user was looking at at the time. It has since expired.
Elite HRV • REMOTE • FULL-TIME, PART-TIME • Full Stack Web & Mobile Developer

http://www.elitehrv.com - We create the premier biofeedback application ecosystem for mobile and desktop.

We are a very small team that is going to be expanding rapidly in the near future. We are looking for hard working people who want to grow with us and have a positive can-do attitude.

MySQL, PHP, PhoneGap Cordova, AngularJS, Ionic, AWS, Git, JSON

Contact: info@elitehrv.com
Please don't post job ads outside of the designated threads: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
The command line tools package includes all you need to compile with and is far smaller than Xcode. I think it's about 150mb.
Is there a lot of front-end involved with this position?
I think this form factor is pretty inevitable for mobile input devices.

As wearables and such continue to become more prolific, I'd venture we'll see a day where holding a mobile phone in front of your face will be extremely uncool compared to newer more subtle input devices.

Not quite the muscle movement based input of "Rainbow's End", but getting there.
shooter posted in 4chan the day before: http://i.imgur.com/oUzhCuJ.png
This move really saddens me. When I left Netscape to work at Amazon one of the things that I was excited about was a quote from Jeff. "Focus on the customer, not competition." It seems they hve forgotten that.

I found it frustrating when I couldn't stream Prime videos to my android phone (is stock android that different from the version on Fire?)

I found it frustrating (but understandable) when they said they wouldn't support Google TV anymore. (Although the 'support' was letting me watch videos in Chrome).

Now this? It seems like they have forgotten completely about the customer and are focusing solely on the competition.
Their startup is actually upstair in my building since a couple months. I'll go talk to them to figure out what's going on.
I guess it's a way to get attention and that they will provide some sort of secure messaging system.
Stagefright 2.0 Affects 1B Android Devices, Exploitable via a Web Browser
When I started the snowball, I stopped contributing to the 401k, in an effort to be as focused as possible. I think that's one of the great strengths of Dave's plan. Being focused solely on one goal at a time gives you a quick feeling of accomplishment as you start racking up wins. If you spread your efforts out across too many goals, you may get discouraged when you don't seem to be making fast progress on anything.
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Software Consulting

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Probably not anymore.

Their claim of customer confusion would have been bunk because their fire phone used to support prime on chromecast. Now that the fire phone is no longer being produced, they can say that prime is not available on chromecast and it's "confusing" for customers.

At least, I think that's how their lawyers probably green lighted it, seeing as their the online retail market leader.
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As someone about to invest big time in spark streaming for processing event series data I'm wondering if you could comment on what makes it a bad for for your workload.
I was thinking async-await, which I thought hasn't been standardized yet. Do generators provide the same functionality?

Either way, I hope Rust skips the callbacks.
Where are the files actually stored? I hear "git lfs server" in the demo video, can this be changed? Can I init my repo and tell it to push all my objects to my own private s3 bucket, or can I only rely on some outside lfs server I don't control?
Neat! Is there a way for me to serve those files so people can then use my repository as the authoritative source? I see that they still have the concepts of remotes, so maybe things are getting there?
Rather than build your own, did you consider moving to another distributed stream processing platform such as Spark Streaming or Flink? If so, curious to know what disqualified them.