skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Onemonth.com | New York | https://jobs.lever.co/onemonth

We're hiring for a number of positions including sales, marketing, and software engineers (ruby/rails). We are open to remote for the right candidates.

At One Month We believe that you can transform your life in a minute, a day, and a week. So much can change in just one month by learning skills that actually matter.

Our mission is to change people's lives all over the world by delivering high-quality educational content at a fraction of the cost of traditional universities at scale through the internet.

One Month was started by two teachers and self-learners who worked with thousands of students before deciding to start a company together. Over the years spent learning and teaching, we developed educational tools that give us an advantage in running online classrooms.

Come join us in changing the face of online education.
EU probes TV makers over energy efficiency test scores
A better article on this : http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015/05/13/the-disgusting-th...

These sorts of foams were a thing in the late 70's in the US before phosphates were limited in detergents. When the conditions are right you get lots of foam like this.
The bit if data you are leaving out is the nature of the terrain and traffic you experience. I am not disputing your numbers at all, I am simply saying more data is needed in order to fully evaluate it.

Beyond that, the truth is you cannot get the rated range because that would mean draining the batteries to zero. Real range anxiety, depending on where you drive, starts to come in somewhere below 50 miles from fully drained.

You also have a difference in performance between summer and winter driving. If you have a short daily commute, the combination of the "off" state drain on the battery overnight and the car warming or cooling the battery pack while parked in cold or hot weather can have an impact on available range and performance.

BTW, I am NOT saying any of this is bad. I am simply saying these are realities of the contrast between advertised specifications and performance under real life conditions.
Nope: http://www.jefftk.com/p/sri-against-the-great-cannon
Orbital speeds are fast. LEO orbital speed is about 8km/s (about 18,000 mph). So the collision is not between two cars going at 70+-5 mph but 18,000+-1000 mph (say).

As the other comments mention, satellites also have different inclinations. Even a tiny difference of inclination projects a large speed on the axis along the two satellites, again due to the large speeds involved.
*Smart* parking in San Jose
Just read something that made me think of this:

When the workers swelled the ranks of the poor, the government stepped in once more —
this time to assist capitalists who petitioned for tax-funded favors.
As even the anti-libertarian historian Christopher A. Ferrara explains,

“England’s response to the crisis of poverty among the landless proletariat” was a system of poor relief supplements
to meager wages, adopted de facto throughout England (beginning in 1795) in order to ensure that families did not starve.
The result … was a vast, government-subsidized mass of wage-dependent paupers
whose capitalist employers, both urban and rural, were freed from the burden of paying even bare subsistence wages.

http://fff.org/explore-freedom/article/enclosure-acts-indust...

Just like tax credits (and housing benefit).

The UK establishment have been "helping" the poor for a long time.
Only if this feature had widespread adoption. And if the GFW doesn't replace the hashes in the original content.
It is indeed called EMV here, it's just not marketed as such. EMV stands for Europay, Mastercard and Visa - the original consortium who agreed the smartcard payment standard. In the UK it's marketed as "Chip and PIN", but it's all EMV.

The specifications are all available online too [1] and make for an interesting, if involved, read.

EMV are responsibly for a number of specifications, including "Chip and PIN" style payment, contactless (NFC) and CAP (Chip Authentication Program - a two factor system where users are given self-contained challenge/response card readers with which virtually every EMV card is compatible).

https://www.emvco.com/specifications.aspx
Course Hero | Redwood City, CA | ONSITE and we do offer relocation and VISA sponsorship

Course Hero is an education technology platform that helps millions of learners succeed. We’re profitable, pride ourselves on a supportive company culture, and hiring across the board:

* Full-stack web

* iOS

* Android

* Product and Marketing

* Business Analysts

Our team releases code every day, so we're looking for someone who can take on challenges, build new features, and iterate quickly. Each person has a role in building Course Hero's architecture and will have the opportunity to touch all parts of the stack. Our projects are big but our team is small, so you’ll see projects from start to finish, working closely in teams of engineers, product managers and designers to ensure successful results.

Our company culture is very open, flat, and transparent. We succeed and learn together. Our office is very comfortable, has a lot of natural light, and great amenities like a gym and walking trails onsite. We’ve tried hard to make this a pleasant and inspiring place to do creative work.

For mobile, we’re focused on iOS and Android for now. Our web stack is LAMP (Symfony/PHP) + jQuery and AngularJS, but we’re open to people with all kinds of experience.

Please, no recruiters. Principals only.

https://www.coursehero.com/jobs/
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Bioweapon Experts Aren't Buying the Tesla Model X's Bioweapon Defense Mode
Looking for partners in science?
On the bright side, imagine the orbital competitions that will result between megacorps and billionaires with space hotrods. Kessler Run, anybody?
Lyft | Onsite in San Francisco, CA and Seattle, WA | Engineering & Product

Lyft is hiring for all positions (https://www.lyft.com/jobs), including mobile, frontend, backend, infrastructure, and product roles. We're working on interesting and challenging engineering and product problems to make transportation more efficient and more friendly.

I'm particularly interested in security engineers: security folks who are also software engineers, or software engineers with an interest in or experience with security. The Lyft security team is just getting off the ground, which means you'll play a part in shaping the future of security at Lyft, and your work will have significant impact and visibility. You'll be working at all levels of the stack to ensure Lyft is secure, trustworthy, and available to keep our users moving.

You can read more about the security engineering role here: https://www.lyft.com/jobs/security-engineer. If you're interested or want to talk more about working on security at Lyft, ping me at steve.woodrow@lyft.com.
Airbnb First-Ever Pitch Deck
Betabrand | San-Francisco | Full-Time | "Full-Stack" Devs, Ux/Ui Devs, Other non tech jobs | ONSITE

This is your chance to join a creative team of designers, developers, makers, and storytellers.

Our motto is "New Ideas, Nonstop" — and for good reason. At Betabrand, we launch new products most every day; if you think you'd like this sort of fast-paced environment, please review the job postings below. And if you don't find a perfect fit for your skills, write us anyway.

https://www.betabrand.com/jobs
Great! Thanks for sharing.
I was going to try macports but the XCode download turn me off, why it can rely only on the command line tools?
iRobot: Boston, MA or Pasadena, CA; ONSITE only.

We make robots that help people (and cats), and our robots occasionally inspire Saturday Night Live commercials and Parks & Rec episodes.

We're hiring all sorts of engineers: embedded software, regular software, unleaded software, iOS, test, electrical, mechanical, the list goes on...

No robotics background required for most jobs (I had no robotics background when I started.)

Take a look at our open positions: https://careers-irobot.icims.com/

And email me if anything catches your eye: csvec at irobot and maybe throw a dot in here com
Use #Slack? Secure it! DBOT–First Slack Security Bot – Free and Open Source
By the way, there's a way to create /usr/local without rebooting four times like suggested in the doc:

- Boot into Recovery (hold cmd+R during boot)

- Open Disk Utility

- Unlock your system drive (assuming it's encrypted) -- I forget where exactly the option was but it's in DU somewhere.

- Open Terminal

- Go to your system drive now mounted under /Volumes and do what you gotta do.
Is this visualization's source code hosted anywhere?
3D sensing camera PC runs Linux, hits Indiegogo
Locus Energy: http://locusenergy.com/

San Francisco, CA and Hoboken, NJ. Remotes and those needing visas are encouraged to apply.

About us: We’re dedicated to the proliferation of sustainable energy solutions. To that end, we build tools and services to monitor, analyze and manage the performance of tens of thousands of solar power systems. We’re a mature startup with a close-knit team that is greater than the sum of its parts. Our organization provides some structure while still leaving plenty of opportunities to make your mark. We’re not perfect but constantly improving. We value folks who offer a new perspective and play nicely with others.

About you: You’re passionate about sustainable energy and want to play a part of pushing our society in that direction. Nothing would excite you more than wedding your engineering prowess with your dreams of clean, green energy. You are thoughtful, curious and ask questions when you don’t understand. You take ownership of your responsibilities and see them through to the end.

Perks:

- Conveniently office locations accessible from public transportation.

- Relaxed work atmosphere. Flexible working hours and work from home policies.

- Health insurance, 401k, and all the other benefits of a real company.

- Lunch provided once a week, with a smorgasbord of snacks available all the time.

We're looking to expand our team with positions as a QA engineer, operations associate, customer support specialist, applications engineer, data analyst intern, and SCADA engineer. Head to our careers page for more info: http://careers.locusenergy.com/
Healx - Cambridge, UK

We're looking for a machine learning expert and a Bioinformatician to help us find existing drugs to treat rare and orphan diseases - http://healx.io/jobs

Healx is a startup based in Cambridge, UK. We raised a seed round earlier this year and are now building a team. We combine in-depth drug repurposing expertise (our chairman developed and repurposed Viagra) with 'omics data analysis, data mining and machine learning to find new uses for existing drugs.

Our focus is on rare diseases where we work closely with patient groups and charities to help accelerate research.
For more insights into the weird and wonderful world of film crediting, I recommend listening to Robert Rodriguez' conversation with Tim Ferriss, around the hour mark - http://fourhourworkweek.com/2015/08/23/the-wizard-of-hollywo...

Notably, Rodriguez is no longer a member of the Director's Guild Of America - with a number of knock-on effects including being unable to work for most of the major studios - as the direct result of a disagreement about credits.
SEEKING WORK - Bangalore, India, Remote. Travel possible.

Computer vision / image processing / machine learning / algorithms.

More than 10 yrs of experience working on software research and development. Co-founded a tech startup, 2+yrs as a full-time freelancer.

Please see my linkedin profile for more details: http://www.linkedin.com/in/link2hemangshah
email: hemang.j.shah@gmail.com,
github: https://github.com/HemangShah1

Proficient in C/C++/Java/OpenCV, Others: Matlab, Android, R
medigo.com - Berlin - ONSITE

Front End (JS,single-page,SASS) -> desc: https://goo.gl/P7V3tO
Full Stack (JS,PHP,GO/python,solr,docker) -> desc: https://goo.gl/0ikFAV
All Senior/Junior/Intern

We are 50 ppl, 5% German ;) series A, good traction, trying to play our part in fixing healthcare - world wide.
Currently evolving our site (clean MVC, dont you worry) towards webcomponents + public API.

features:

hackathons
docker dev pipeline
bunch of own slack integration
12/12 on joel test
own OSS GO/angular build viz. dashboard
learning culture

We have the essential office pug but take our goals absolutely serious. We see enjoying ourselves, partying and salsa https://goo.gl/k9ewQn on our 100sqm hipster terrace is a strategic asset.
For more esoteric buzzwords you can check out our values https://www.medigo.com/en/it-values
Contact jobs@medigo.com and I will talk with you. Or just drop by for a coffee, I'll give you the tour and we talk tech/startups.
Cheers and make the best impact with your choices.

Christoph & the MEDIGO team
Peloton Cycle | NYC, NY | Onsite | Full-time

https://www.pelotoncycle.com

At Peloton we are changing the way people get fit by delivering live-streaming indoor cycling classes to the most technologically advanced indoor bike.

A recent Financial Times article about us: http://on.ft.com/1USRw7y

We are actively looking for:

* Software Engineer (Python) - http://jobvite.com/m?35W0vhwi

* iOS Engineer - http://jobvite.com/m?3rV0vhwD

* Android Engineer - http://jobvite.com/m?3oX0vhwC

* Software Engineer (DevOps) - http://jobvite.com/m?3RX0vhw5

More info: https://www.pelotoncycle.com/jobs or just shoot us an email jobs@pelotoncycle.com
There's probably a huge opportunity in that. I just don't know how to exploit it...
> I think the OP is getting into some good reasons on why Rust probably wont ever be a good language for game programming

This is much stronger than the OP was claiming, or than I would claim. None of the issues raised are fundamental; note that very few people in the Rust community, gamedev or otherwise, are asking for less safety. I write things very similar to games on a daily basis in Rust, and I've found that the Rust way actually works very well.
GitHub Integrations Directory
> Lying isn't a negotiation tactic or a loophole. It's lying.

"Lies" and "negotiation tactics" are overlapping sets.

There are negotiation tactics that are not lies, and lies that are not negotiation tactics, but just as surely, there are lies that are negotiation tactics.

> Lying: not getting a job offer, but tell your manager you did.

Sure, that's a lie. And if you tell your manager this as part of a stratagem to get a better compensation deal in your current job, its also a negotiation strategy.

It may be an unethical negotiation strategy, but it is certainly a negotiation strategy.
Kessel run?
Cool, I am looking forward to an improved version.

I would be interested in your rationale behind how the public would/could use this kind of data. I think the infino.me/health seems to be an example, pointing out major risk factors behind cancer and CVD. But don't you think this is already common knowledge?

Or is the primary goal to get people to voluntarily share their health and genotype data to get a big dataset for analysis, and maybe eventually provide a sort of personalized risk assessment? I wonder how the FDA views that sort of thing.
Every ATM I've use in the UK will wait for you to remove the card before finishing the transaction (e.g. dispensing the receipt or cash you asked for). If you lose the card in the machine, a new one can be mailed to you (within two days IIRC), though this has never happened to anyone I know.

I've never seen a "Application" choice, so I can't really comment on that. Is that US specific?

Overall, I've found the UX on new cards to be a big improvement on magstripes.
JPMorgan Athena | NYC and London | ONSITE

I expect you’ve heard of JPMorgan at some point, but probably aren’t familiar with Athena. We’re the bank’s in-house platform for cross-asset pricing, risk management, trade management, e-trading, etc.. There’s a core division (cleverly named “Athena Core”) of about 150 engineers which builds a platform and development libraries that are then used by over 5,000 developers throughout the bank.

The Core Analytics team currently has 8 members and is responsible for extending Athena to research teams and for reducing the gap between research and production use. To give a simplified example, our typical customer is a quant who might be attempting to create a new pricing model. Core Analytics would help him access relevant data sets, explore that data with a library of common statistical functions to, verify the new model with a back-testing framework, and then finally publish the model to production.

Python and C++ are the primary languages, but we’re open to considering exceptional developers with any background. Finance experience is certainly not required. Our two main offices are in NYC and London; we also have satellites in Tel Aviv, Tokyo, and Singapore.

Email Christine.h.ko@jpmchase.com to apply.
All MD5 hash collisions I've seen have been the same length:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1224113/examples-of-hash-.... I assume the common algorithm for making MD5 collisions requires you to start with a single value and mutate it in specific ways, while keeping the same length.
That's what I was expecting when I clicked on the link.
A Greater Giving Potential: Introducing Micro-Donations in a Cryptocurrency
I doubt Facebook or any third parties will find much benefit to this. They will just say that they will protect their own CDN. Otherwise they effectively kill their ability to update their scripts. In fact, I'd expect them to deliberately disable this by updating the script with a random byte every so often.

If a site wants to pin a third party to a specific version, they'll need to copy the file themselves. Though I'm not sure if this can be detected and "fixed" by the script author. I've noticed that Stripe's js file logs a warning if it thinks it's being loaded from another domain.
Because of Scala, in my case, and because I can run React.js server side in the JVM. And because it's fast.

Edit: Oh I misunderstood your question. (Did you perhaps edit your comment, added "tied to"? Didn't notice that the first time)
For many (all?) situations the federal government considers itself the district of columbia which is not a state and is a federal territory. The Fed is thus not a state but a supra-state entity that operates outside what states would consider acceptable. They routinely trample individual and states rights. It is ironic considering the history of why the U.S. was founded that we have given in to a domestic version of the same tyranny.
Do you ever host public meetups, discussions, presentations, etc of your work? Or are there bioinformatics meetups in Toronto more generally that you, or your staff, attend?
Classic poem with a modern twist..

First they came for the computer game developers, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a computer game developer.

Then they came for the Musicians, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a Musician.

Then they came for the the film makers, and I did not speak out—Because I did not make movies.

Then they came for news—and there was no one left to speak for me.
True, and probably we'd have to either mine/manufacture the armor in space, or else develop some less expensive heavy lifting technologies (which is pretty much necessary anyway, if we're going to put up more manned space stations and interplanetary craft).
Benbria (http://benbria.com) — New York City, Ottawa Ontario, San Francisco - Multiple positions — VISA, INTERN, ONSITE

We are looking for Node.js full-time developers and interns (Jan-Apr 2016). We have various openings across the US and Canada. We will help with your visa process and your relocation.

Benbria builds customer engagement solutions for large enterprises. Our product, Loop, is changing how businesses and consumers interact with each other. We are looking for developers to join our new NYC office. You will be working with some of the largest enterprises and organizations in the world and have the opportunity to positively impact the lives of many.

We use and enjoy the following: Node.js, CoffeeScript/JS, Backbone, Cassandra. You'll be joining our small team and helping us enhance the product by designing and implementing new features.

Who are we looking for?

* Strong JavaScript knowledge, Node.js, CoffeeScript, Backbone.js
* Front-end web development knowledge (HTML5/CSS3/JQuery)
* Web development & full stack experience
* Preference for simple, elegant solutions to complex problems
* A history of getting things done

Nice-to-haves:

* Experience with scaling web applications
* Experience building fault-tolerant systems
* Redis, MongoDB, Cassandra, RabbitMQ, Erlang

We also have multiple other job positions available. To find out more or to apply, please visit:
http://benbria.jazz.co/apply
Rolling back the Bush-era provisions that make private student loans non-dischargable in bankruptcy would do wonders in putting downward pressure on tuition. Federal loans are capped at around $50k which seems to me like a perfectly reasonable number for educational debt, especially considering the wealth of options available for adjusting terms when there's trouble making payments. (as opposed to private loans, which just sail right on into default)
Show HN: Compare npm download counts over time via graphs (D3, Vue)
So what happened here? Did the Stanford team not notice, or just ignored the student's earlier discovery?
Podo Labs - San Francisco
Software Developers / Project Manager

The first "Stick and Shoot" camera (http://www.podolabs.com)
Podo is a Bluetooth camera that sticks onto nearly any surface and works remotely with our Podo app. We've raised $427k on Kickstarter, doubled our team in our new downtown office, and have a great investor network.

Work is on-site and we have multiple positions available (https://angel.co/l/F4zpv). We're looking for iOS or Android devs with min. 2 years experience. We're also looking for an experienced project manager comfortable with travel to China. If you're into consumer hardware, thinking outside the box, and a fun, collaborative atmosphere, Podo Labs is for you!

Email us at founders@podolabs.com

Our TechCrunch video feature: http://techcrunch.com/2015/03/02/podos-camera-turns-any-surf...
Yeah. And if you do happen to enter you PIN, request cash then just walk away, the machine will furiously beep for a short time then pull the card back in ("swallow the card").

You've then got to request a replacement card from your issuer but it does limit the chance of a stranger coming along and retrieving the forgotten card and attempting to use it (for a signature fall-back transaction after damaging the chip, or for a cardholder not present - CNP - transaction).

Bank-operated ATMs will also often retain the card if it's been reported lost or stolen, but this does rob the lucky/brave checkout operator of their £50 bonus if they happen to retain a stolen card that's been used in store.
Gradescope - https://gradescope.com Berkeley, CA | ONSITE

Assessment in education is broken -- instructors spend hours grading, and yet don't get a clear picture of what their students are struggling with. Gradescope lets instructors give out the same paper-based assignments they've always used, but then grade them online, while keeping track of the exact mistakes made by every student on every question. This enables unprecedented data analytics: we can reveal which concepts a student needs help with, or which questions are too difficult. To top it off, instructors finish grading in half the time.

Our product has been used to grade over 3.5 million pages of work belonging to over 30,000 students. We’ve raised a seed round, and are making our first full-time engineering hire to join the founding team of two PhDs and a professor from Berkeley CS. Over the next few months, we’re looking to expand our user base and roll out advanced features including autograding, additional analytics, and more. We offer market-rate salary with generous equity.

We’re currently looking for a full-stack engineer. We've got a Rails backend with some React on the frontend.

If you’re interested, please email jobs@gradescope.com