skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the article:
>Of course, cars will very rarely be in a situation where it[sic] there are only two courses of action, and the car can compute, with 100% certainty, that either decision will lead to death. But with enough driverless cars on the road, it’s far from implausible that software will someday have to make such a choice between causing harm to a pedestrian or passenger. Any safe driverless car should be able to recognize and balance these risks.

An interesting example would be a fast-developing natural disaster, such as an earthquake, that causes falling debris [1] and road damage [2] and as a result quickly and drastically changes available options for many different vehicles and pedestrians in a short amount of time.

[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=earthquake+falling+debris&t=ffsb&i...
[2] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=earthquake+road+damage&t=ffsb&iax=...
HubSpot | Cambridge/Boston/Dublin | full time, onsite

Looking for front-end (React/Flux, Backbone, ES6/CoffeeScript) and back-end (Java8, HBase, Kafka, Hadoop/Spark, ElasticSearch) developers who enjoy working in small teams that own significant parts of our products. Developer autonomy and responsibility are what fuels our product culture. Our products are helping transform how small businesses do marketing & sales so they grow while delighting their customers.

The products we build help small businesses grow. More on our product team and roles on our site: http://product.hubspot.com/ and our company culture: http://culturecode.com

Or ping me (champion at hubspot) with any questions.
Oh, it definitely is. Though, DST has a bit more of a bite, since people won't just adapt to it by moving things over one by one. (Because it goes back to sane for half a year every year.)
SEEKING WORK - London UK, consultancy, mostly remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES.

I'm a DevOps consultant with 15 years experience hosting web applications and I'm on the lookout for interesting new projects.

I work closely with dev teams throughout the project lifecycle (d'oh, DevOps!) to build scalable and long-term robust architectures. Load testing, continuous integration, deploy systems, monitoring, post-mortems, dev projects of my own - you name it I've done it. For larger organisations I've even built & led whole infrastructure teams.

Recent work includes:

+ AWS/Docker platform to securely host a large public-sector microservice-based web app taking millions of pounds per month (yes, PCI) in payments.

+ Physical platform hosting a large, successful news site for the financial sector.

+ Large multithreaded Python 3 application for automated cryptocurrency trading. Don't try this, you won't get rich.

+ Lots, lots more.

hn2015@mbird.biz / https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/alex-hewson/b6/50a/8b4
The U.S. Paid 86 Times More for a Gas Station Than Needed and Nobody Knows Why
Potato are hiring front end web (often using AngularJS) & Python (mainly Django) developers plus UX designers & project managers ONSITE across our offices. Freelance & fulltime available.

We're a 5.5yr old, 100 person agency based in London, UK with offices in Bristol, UK & San Francisco Bay Area. Our clients include Google, PayPal, Skype, a number of startups and other agencies such as BBH & Mother.

Our work spans (and sometimes defies) categorisation. Recent interesting projects include tracking an Antarctic expedition, organising the world's artworks, mapping DDoS attacks and Syrian regime defections, and aiding rapid collaboration inside companies.

https://p.ota.to/jobs/
This is one of the more insane articles I've read.

'Delayed bedtime group' - great, but were they delayed by one minute, one hour, or 4 hours? How much sleep did the delayed bedtime group get? It seems highly relevant to the article.
Keep. Looks much better than before using Firefox on my cheap 5" Android phone
I always find it soothing when a study supports what seems empirically true about the human body. So much research into the brain (especially where it intersects with the rest of the body, e.g. sleep) seems paradoxical & contradictory.

Unrelated: the ads at the bottom of this site really do a masterful job of demolishing it's credibility... wow.
This is awesome! It's nice to see automated ways to enforce code standards. I only wish this could be integrated with bitcoin so developers who followed the standards (or pimped out their IDEs with linters) could be rewarded.
At least for my fields of interest, encyclopediae are never considered appropriate references for college student papers—Wikipedia is not exceptional in that regard.

That said, Wikipedia is untrustworthy. It's a great way to quickly learn about ideas and vocabulary in a field, but it's riddled with misconceptions, misinterpretations, deceptive slants, and other errors. It's important to treat it with a healthy dose of skepticism and base research work on original sources instead. Regardless, though, it's an amazing resource that I'm sure has accelerated research productivity at all levels.
LIQID | Berlin, Germany | Full time

LIQID is the next-generation private wealth management solution. We combine scientifically proven investment approaches and the expertise of one of Europe’s leading investment teams with a unique, fully digital user experience.

Senior Frontend Dev:

As senior frontend developer, you are responsible for the development of Europe’s most progressive private wealth management solution. Together with our team of highly talented developers, you work on the development and optimization of our platform and the integration of our APIs and algorithms. Your main challenge is to deal with complex data structures and visualizations.

Technologies:

- React

- Redux

- Webpack

- d3

- es6 and jsx via babel

For more information see our job posting: https://www.liqid.de/en/career/senior-frontend-developer

Lead Backend Dev:

Your central duties are to guarantee code quality and manage the security of our systems in an agile environment. You provide guidance to other developers and work alongside our frontend ninjas to build and maintain our technological core. Your main challenges are the integration of third-party APIs and the algorithmic puzzles faced in financial technology.

Technologies:

- JRuby

- Ruby on Rails

- Docker

For more information see our job posting:
https://www.liqid.de/en/career/lead-backend-developer
What's New in IntelliJ IDEA 15?
Thank you very much sir.

Very sorry about the registration form not working. I will look into it further.

Can you please ensure that you have filled out the following form fields:

+ email
+ first name
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I think it may be possible that one of the fields above wasn't filled out however it's also entirely possible that they were and our system isn't working properly.

Regarding the social logins, we have been asked this before. I will add it to the list and have it done ASAP.
Fusion reactors typically use some combination of Deuterium (heavy Hydrogen) and Tritium (super heavy Hydrogen), though sometimes also use Helium-3, Lithium or Boron.
SEEKING WORK | Remote only

Experience: 4+ years

Technologies: Scala, Akka, Play, Cassandra, IoT

GitHub: http://github.com/eklavya
Here's the most popular company in SF that runs these:
http://realescapegame.com/

They are an offshoot of the Japanese division. All of their games are really well done. There are several other places in the bay area doing this now too, this one in Richmond is also great: http://letsescapesf.com/
Talentry https://www.talentry.de/en/ | Munich/München, Germany | ONSITE

Talentry is building the future of employee referral programs with our SaaS offering. We have won customers among established german and international companies and solid financing.

Looking for:

* Senior UI/UX Designer

* Fronted Developer (Web, AngularJS)

* Various internships, check our website

Contact me directly: p.frank@talentry.de
DramaFever - FT in NYC, Philly or REMOTE - Android & iOS Engineers

We're a group of 130+ people building an experience for the shows and movies our customers love watching. With roughly 50 other engineers, you'll be responsible for creating a user experience enjoyed by millions. DramaFever is responsible for: dramafever.com, shudder.com, docclub.com… and more to come!

- We're looking for engineers who will take ownership of functionality and deliver the best solution possible.
- Our stack includes python, go, AngularJS, AWS, docker, chef, etc.
- Strong written and verbal communication is one of the most important parts of our jobs.
- We are fully funded, but the start-up nature and environment is still thriving (expect booze, beanbags, and bike workstations in the office).
- We offer a lot of flexibility in our work structure - what you deliver is what counts.

See more at: http://www.dramafever.com/company/careers.html
Tell me that doesn't look like it came straight out of Akira... :)
How to behave at the wheel of real musicians
BibDesk for filing (and of course as a citation manager). Any notes for an article I store as an identically named plain text file generated by text-to-speech dictation while I'm reading, e.g., "page 7, column 2, VERIFY they used 0 point 1 molar thiosulfate, but I believe that 0 point 5 would be necessary to reproduce their results". I rely on Spotlight to find things.
> ads that target your demographic, such as motherboards, instead of ads that don't target your demographic, such as Alzheimers drugs

Surely this can be done based on the page the advert loads on, rather than the user? It would give a pretty reasonable approximation of "stuff the user is interested in" (I mean, they're reading this page) without the ick-factor of knowing they were 25-35, Male, located in Zanzibar, etc.

The meta-keywords used by Google could easily be utilised for this.
At least for Ohio and Indiana, they want to know who you are (the requester), who you want to know, why you want to know, and money.

Genealogy is a perfectly good answer.
I completely agree - but I'm inherently distrustful of automatically uploading this data to the cloud, vs. doing local computation. How can I trust a company to keep my data private and secure?
LLamasoft | Ann Arbor, MI | Full Time, On Site | http://llamasoft.com | http://www.llamasoft.com/about-us/careers/jobs/

LLamasoft is a leader in the realm of supply chain design. We build desktop and SaaS (and SaaS-on-prem) supply chain design tools that scale with your supply chain's complexity. We have a large consulting arm to help implement projects with our tools and principles, but I'm an engineer here so I'll simply speak to that.

Our software org is

* About 40-50 people (including product engineers, product managers, product owners)

* A .NET shop (WPF on the desktop, ASP.NET MVC + jQuery on the web)

* A great place for professional development (seriously!)

* Scrum / agile based

An ideal candidate is

* Highly autonomous and self motivated

* Willing to defend their decisions, willing to acquiesce when others have merit

* Comfy with the .NET stack

Feel free to ask me any questions or email careers@llamasoft.com.
SpiderOak - REMOTE - Full-time - https://spideroak.com

Privacy matters. We're a privacy and security-focused cloud services provider looking to flesh out several teams on staff.

We are looking for energetic, capable engineers for the following positions:

* iOS Developer https://spideroak.com/articles/ios-developer

* Android Developer https://spideroak.com/articles/android-developer

* JS App Developer https://spideroak.com/articles/javascript-app-developer

* Django Developer https://spideroak.com/articles/django-developer
DramaFever - FT in NYC, Philly or REMOTE - Android & iOS Engineers

We're a group of 130+ people building an experience for the shows and movies our customers love watching. With roughly 50 other engineers, you'll be responsible for creating a user experience enjoyed by millions. DramaFever is responsible for: dramafever.com, shudder.com, docclub.com… and more to come!

* We're looking for engineers who will take ownership of functionality and deliver the best solution possible.

* Our stack includes python, go, AngularJS, AWS, docker, chef

* Strong written and verbal communication is one of the most important parts of our jobs.

* We are fully funded, but the start-up nature and environment is still thriving (expect booze, beanbags, and bike workstations in the office).

* We offer a lot of flexibility in our work structure - what you deliver is what counts.

See more at: http://www.dramafever.com/company/careers.html
Streetlife.com | London, UK | http://streetlife.com | ONSITE

Open positions:

* Software Engineer
* Senior Software Engineer
* Android Engineer
* DevOps Engineer

Streetlife is Britain's local social network. Our mission is to help neighbours to connect and build stronger, safer, friendlier communities. Today, over 1,000,000 people use Streetlife to exchange local news, events and recommendations, to make real-world connections and to get together to improve their neighbourhoods.

We're a small team of smart, driven and determined people, based in Covent Garden. Our meetings are informal, our fridge is always full of drinks and snacks, and we're out to change the world, one community at a time. We treat our employees like adults, and trust them to work in whatever way helps them to be most productive. There are no fixed office hours, timesheets, or managers watching the clock and you can take as much or as little time off for holidays as you want.

More information: https://www.streetlife.com/jobs/
Sentenai | Boston | Full-time | On-site

We’re looking for Haskellers or experienced Pythonistas already familiar with Haskell, as well as an Elm engineer.

If using Haskell for distributed systems and applied ML sounds like a fun challenge, you might love working with us. We’re building a small, focused engineering team to automate data engineering for intelligent systems. Our goal is to build a culture of intellectual curiosity, open nerdiness and respect for others. We’re located in the Leather District, between South Station and Chinatown.

Required: Familiarity with MTG or Eurogames. DMing experience a plus.

Contact: brendan@sentenai.com
Yeah, I understand. I suppose to old adage holds true then: you get what you pay for. The cost savings from booking an AirBnB over a hotel is increased risk that you may have a shitty experience with no recourse. Whereas with a hotel, the experience is a lot more consistent (since hotels are regulated), and if you do have a shitty experience, you have official channels through which you can get compensated.
Handy Raises $50M Led by Fidelity, Reportedly at $500M Valuation
Indian Government adopts an open source policy
Not only software companies, but most companies in the US are indeed wrong about the prevailing methods and styles of management and leadership. Is this really that surprising to you? Do companies you work with appear chaotic yet surprisingly successful? Do the same things keep going wrong? Do they get in cycles of cultural upheaval? And do we accept these things as "normal business" and go on with out lives, powerless to control them?

And I'm not saying it's easy. Not at all. It might be the hardest problem in all of business—combining the true systems of work into a cohesive philosophy: systems, statistics, people, and knowledge. I'm just saying (and I'm just repeating the words of some great thinkers in the quality space, mind you) that if we change the way we think about quality and companies in general, we'll get a lot of gigantic unrealized gains in productivity.

This happens naturally in many companies in small pockets, but human nature and psychology tends to break it down eventually.

If I'm wrong, then a great many other people are also wrong, primarily W. Edwards Deming, who, as I noted, single-handedly turned around the entire economy of Japan using these exact methods and ideas.

Here's a great place to start: http://www.amazon.com/Leaders-Handbook-Making-Things-Getting...
Different isotopes of hydrogen:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fusion#Process
Thanks! The diagram at the top of that one made more sense than the entire OP article.
"In protocol design, perfection has been reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away." This seems like a good chance to acknowledge the author, Antoine de Saint Exupéry.
Robinhood | Palo Alto | ONSITE | https://robinhood.com/jobs

Backend Engineer (Python, Go, Distributed Systems)

Data Infrastructure Engineer (Hadoop, Kafka, Distributed Systems)

Security Engineer

Web Engineer (expert level JavaScript, framework agnostic)

Android Engineer

iOS Engineer
> Tokamaks need, to contain the plasma, a continuously changing magnetic field

Do you have a citation for this claim?
Vancouver & Victoria, BC, Canada | ONSITE | Full-Time | Go2mobi - http://go2mobi.com

We build advertising technologies that media buyers love. We're a tight-knit, hard working crew that are looking for Software Engineers and Data Scientists to research, build and improve our mobile advertising real-time bidding technology. We're using Go (Golang), RabbitMQ & Apache Spark to solve tough architectural and scaling challenges on services that handle over 500k requests per second.

If this sounds interesting to you, check out our job postings at http://www.go2mobi.com/careers and send your cover letter, resume and anything else you feel that exemplifies you as an engineer to careers@go2mobi.com
Looks can also be deceiving, because of "Friday Night Magic" at least for one evening a week what is believed to be an independent FLGS is actually a junk food convenience store at least WRT revenue by product. Or so I've been told by someone who should know. There are other theme nights, its just "Friday Night Magic" is the most popular.

Its not a very profitable or well run convenience store compared to a real convenience store, but it does well enough. As do most FLGS that run friday night magic. I'm sure there are some that can't sell junk food due to zoning or ordinances, that must be annoying.

The problem is scaling it outside a couple hours Friday night. Another day of the week, six guys playing pathfinder on a card table makes the store look busy compared to a usually completely empty antique store, but what kind of revenue is rolling in per hour? You can pay the electric bill by selling monster energy drinks out of the cooler, but retail establishments have other bills to pay, and the antique store only needs one sale per week to pay their bills...
Houston, TX | ONSITE | VISA SUPPORT | CPAP.com

Full time, relocation to Houston, TX.

CPAP.com sells CPAP equipment for the treatment of Sleep Apnea. We help people breathe.

After being frustrated by out of the box warehouse systems, we rolled our own. LAMP stack backend, dashing for the metrics boards and our scanners are Dolphin 70e devices running Android 4.4 which are installed with a custom java application developed using the Android SDK. We continue to build onto the system and are looking for in house help.

Junior candidates are welcome as lead developer mentorship is available.

As it is warehouse dev, it pays to be able to walk out to run packages and build face to face relationships with the warehouse team, hence the on site requirement.

Contact: johnny.goodman@cpap.com
Knack | http://knack.com/jobs | REMOTE | Front-end Designers & Systems Engineers

Knack (http://knack.com) is a database PaaS that makes it easy for anyone to build online database apps.

We're looking for a front-end lead to drive the the user experience and craft a comprehensive platform for rendering elegantly usable web applications with multiple themes on multiple devices.

We're looking for a systems engineer to help us make a giant leap in speed, security, & reliability.

About Knack: we're building a profitable long-term business with a product our customers love. We have a unique culture that will be an awesome fit for the right person:

* Impact: we’re expecting anyone that joins to come in and have a major impact. This translates into influencing our team and product beyond any specific job description.

* Equity: we don’t need hired-guns, we want team members. We want to share our long-term vision and success, and make sure you have equity in that journey.

* Autonomy: we don’t look for specific roles, we look for good fits. You’ll be able to contribute with your strengths and determine the projects you want to drive forward.

* Flexibility: we're a fully remote team. We trust each other to execute and perform so we can work how and where we want to.
> It reduces inequality between people, such as an American auto worker and a Chinese auto worker.

Between some people yes. But here's the big problem; we know the causal force for this "inequality reduction", and it's not that someone wanted to make Chinese or Mexican workers richer (or that they would get better at demanding better pay). The causal force was that capitalists in the U.S. and small group of people outside the U.S. (usually people in power in developing countries, like members of the Chinese communist party) wanted to get richer at expense of everybody else.

Based on this known causal force, there is no reason to think that capitalism itself causes more equality. (And in fact, globalization has been shown to counteract ability of countries to compete, see for example book Kicking Away the Ladder from Ha-Joon Chang, who is korean. Countries that depend on internal demand and supply rather than foreign investment and exports tend to fare much better in closing the economic gap with respect to developed world.)
It's definitely a better situation than it was, insomuch as at least people can make up their mind about it.

That said, call me a pedant, but the term has a clear definition. The statement is either right or wrong. Being able to cite people who merely assert an opinion doesn't make them automatically worth having on an encyclopedia page.

As examples, the wiki page for Barack Obama doesn't mention the claim that he's a Muslim or that his birth certificate was faked anywhere .... because it's factually incorrect nonsense that shouldn't be on a wiki page. Ditto for the page on climate change.

But this sort of thing seems very hit or miss. Whether pages can be kept factual or not seems to depend just as much on whether someone reverts every change to the page, as the facts themselves.
https://jobs.apple.com/us/search#&t=0&sb=req_open_dt&so=1&lo...
Long-long time ago, there was Microsoft Encarta
> they still don't get that you can sell content, sell ads, or sell nothing.

But they can, and do. We pay for our Hulu subscription, and so do literally millions of others.

They are toeing a very fine line, however - too many ads, and I'll ditch them and either use Netflix (which doesn't have the most recent TV shows), or pirate things.

It's also pretty interesting that they're offering a new, more expensive, ad-free service. I wonder how long that one will stay ad-free.
IgnitionOne | New York, NY | Java Developers and Leads | Full Time | ONSITE

A leading digital marketing firm is hiring mid and senior level Java developers. Experience building high performance systems essential. Knowledge of Kafka, Storm, NoSQL databases, and Postgres are major plusses. Python and PHP (with the good taste not to use the latter) nice to have.

Great company to work for with exciting technology and growth potential. Please contact patrick (dot) may (at) ignitionone (dot) com with your resume.

No recruiters, please.
Dev Ops/ AWS Master/ Fullstack
Want to join the most meaningful startup you can be a part of?

We are focused on a mission with an enormous social impact and a ton of data complexity, improving behavioral healthcare, and are moving super fast.

We are a react/ Python and Django shop with automated tests, security built into each line of code and very keen on maintaining clean solid code that is highly scaleable. Product is the focus of our company.

https://jobs.lever.co/quartethealth
Yeah. Apparently he doesn't understand you can build a system that soft-deletes accounts then hard-deletes them in N days.