skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wikipedia has succeeded in allowing the victors to write history. Nothing damaging to the status quo escapes the paid Hasbara editors.
To be fair, pretty much everything on the Internet in 2005 was a doomed experiment. Plenty of them have beat the odds.
This is most definitely _not_ illegal if US citizenship is required to perform the job, which is the case in any job dealing with classified information.
Qeexo|Mountain View,CA/Pittsburgh,PA|Hiring Linux Kernel Engineer FULL TIME, ONSITE, US Work Authorization is Required

Qeexo brings together a unique combination of expertise in human computer interaction, machine learning, and hardware integration to create revolutionary interactive solutions.

We are looking for somebody who loves writing good software and hacking the Linux kernel.

You can see more at our website:http://www.qeexo.com/jobs/
Bonanza | http://www.bonanza.com | Seattle, WA | Image Processing Engineer

We're looking for a developer to help us continue to build the high level (Ruby-side) features of the Background Burner (https://burner.bonanza.com).

Spoiler alert: you don't need an established history of image processing to be effective in this role. What you lack in "image processing experience," you can potentially compensate for with "determination to learn."

This software has already been used to process more than 10 million images, but we're only getting started. Some of what we're cooking up for it:

* Improve the speed & accuracy of the front-end editing tool

* Increase accuracy of background identification for pictures of humans

* Work with CEO to build an image matching system to accompany the Background Burner

* Help flesh out our background replacement tool

* Optimize image processing times

Learn more: http://www.bonanza.com/jobs

Apply: http://www.bonanza.com/jobs/1
Why YouPorn sucks at eSports, but blows my mind by using it as a marketing tool
Envoy - San Francisco (ONSITE, visa and relocation support)

Envoy is a beautiful, modern visitor sign in system for the iPad. Collect visitor information along with support for signing NDAs, printing badges, or automatically sending SMSs to their hosts. It's visitor management re-imagined.

We're looking for iOS, Rails and Ember engineers. We want people who use the right tool for the job. It's not always about perfect code, and it's not always about hitting deadlines; we look for a healthy balance of both.

Team Envoy is small yet mighty. This is a great place to learn, grow and participate first hand in something that’s going to be huge.

https://envoy.co/jobs/

Reach out to jobs@envoy.co if you're interested !
It may just be `console.table` in a browser console (maybe inside of atom?) ex: `console.table([[1,2,3],['a','b','c']]);`
11.a.5: "Haggle over precise wordings of communications..."

"productivity killing" is exactly what sabotage is, be it cutting railroad track or persuading telephone operators to randomly drop calls. You just said that sabotage is sabotage applied in the context of sabotage :)
> server operations be damned.

I think it depends somewhat on how one define server.

The traditional hardware on shelf doing their designated task (i have seen it be referred to as "pet" servers) not so much, no.

But they do seem to heavily support container and virtual machine based servers ("cattle", to go with the pet reference earlier).
drchrono
Mountain View, CA | Onsite, Fulltime | Visa sponsorship available

drchrono is hiring for backend engineers to work on our award winning iPad EHR (Electronic Health Record) and Medical Billing System. You can take our fun online hacker test here: https://www.hackerrank.com/tests/527036edb11ff/0ca5532381fbe...

We reach out to all top-scoring candidates.
Stevens Capital Management LP|www.scm-lp.com|Radnor, PA|ONSITE

Stevens Capital Management LP (“SCM”) is a registered investment adviser with more than sixty employees that manages a multi-billion dollar hedge fund that has been in business for 20+ years.
SCM specializes in the rigorous development and disciplined implementation of empirically based quantitative trading strategies. Our highly productive team works in a fast-paced collegial environment, utilizing extensive data sets, technology and the scientific method to devise and employ trading strategies throughout the world’s most liquid financial markets.

We’re seeking highly driven, production-oriented developers who possess strong technical skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced collaborative environment.

Primary Responsibilities
- Develop and support multi-threaded applications with a strong emphasis on high performance.
- Optimize our multi-faceted low latency global trade execution platform using network and systems programming.
- Create tools to process, store and analyze quote and order data.
- Work closely with our quantitative research analysts, engineers and other groups to provide software solutions.

Requirements
- A minimum of three years professional-level C++ programming experience in a Linux environment.
- A Computer Science or Mathematics degree.
- Outstanding problem solving skills.
- Knowledge of shell scripts and other languages including Java, Python or Perl is a plus.

Please send your Execution Developer resume to recruiting@scm-lp.com.
I'm computer science graduate, and a Ruby on Rails Developer who is looking for a new job change. Do contact me(via email) if you're looking for someone who's new to the software development industry with zeal to learn.

What I'm looking for? Startups with good work culture, and solid development team. Where I get to work on different parts of the app, where my code is constantly reviewed, & where you get to learn great deal of stuff. I know these are bit subjective, but you get the idea.

Here are required information:

Location: New Delhi, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, jQuery, Git. Willing to learn anything.

Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/RahulsResume

Blog: http://www.newbiedev.com/

Portfolio: http://blog.newbiedev.com/rahuls_portfolio/

Email: techniciablog [at] gmail [dot] com
Guide Financial | Full-Stack Developers (Ruby/Rails) & Product Designer | San Francisco, CA | http://www.guidefinancial.com

FULL-STACK DEVELOPERS

The Full-Stack Developer role is a critical position for us. We are seeking a developer with experience working extensively in both front-end and back-end software development, reporting to the Head of Engineering. Your initial focus will be on our core web experience, and may expand to mobile platforms as well.

You will be responsible for developing, testing and maintaining some of our most important and ambitious technology features, and you should have a proven track record of delivering well-engineered and tested software at scale.

PRODUCT DESIGNER

We are seeking a Product Designer with experience, passion and expertise in both visual and product design. As part of this role, you will lead design efforts as a lead designer for Guide Financial (including our financial advisory platform and future product releases in new markets), as well as collaborate with other innovation teams within John Hancock. You will report to the Managing Director of Guide Financial.

You will collaborate closely with colleagues from the ecosystem of innovation labs, including the Lab of Forward Thinking, to drive innovation across global markets. This includes collaborating with customers and business leaders to identify opportunities to improve the customer journey of lifetime financial wellness, and lead the design process from initial mockups through launching new businesses.

ABOUT GUIDE FINANCIAL

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

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

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

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

You can also read more here: https://www.guidefinancial.com/careers
I like it. Just noticed it this morning.
Blackcomb Software | Sarasota, FL Area | Full Time & Part Time | REMOTE , INTERNS

Blackcomb designs software to bring the multi-billion dollar HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), Plumbing, and Electrical industry into the next century. Our software and back office automation is being implemented at 3 of the largest HVAC companies in the US and we're continuing to develop new ways to transform this technologically ancient vertical.

- Full Stack Developer:
We're primarily looking for someone with an eye for great user workflow design. We really appreciate people who understand what it takes to extend that to someone working in a sweltering attic to troubleshoot a customer's urgent issues. On the web front end, we're mainly vanilla JS and evaluating a switch to React / Redux. On the back end, we work with the .NET stack in C# (MVC, WebAPI, SQL, LINQ, Azure). Experience with Swift and iOS is a plus. If replacing cruft and repetitive tasks with smart software gets you as excited as we do, let us know you're interested: https://www.blackcombsoftware.com/jobs

- Customer Communication Designer:
We think communication with homeowners is an extremely important and often overlooked aspect of of a well run HVAC company. We want to keep homeowners up to date and informed about the work being performed at their homes. To do that, we place an emphasis on generating timely, informative, and visually appealing communications. These communications go out in print and digitally through emails. If you've ever been frustrated by a lack of actionable and timely information from a service provider and know you could design something better, let us know: https://www.blackcombsoftware.com/jobs
Metromile | San Francisco (onsite) | Back-End Engineer | Full-time

Metromile is a start-up with a soft spot for cars, a roadmap of great ideas, and a desire to seriously challenge the status quo. Our product leverages mobile technology, automotive telematics, and data-driven applications to make a car's data accessible AND useful to modern drivers.

The Backend team at Metromile lives and breathes Java, AWS and SQL. You'll define the architecture for a platform that supports cars, web/mobile clients, and insurance operations, and build scalable service-based software to support large data processing.

Full job description: https://boards.greenhouse.io/metromile/jobs/61814#.Vjemca6rS...

Email Caroline Blitz cblitz[at]metromile[dot]com
So time for GATTACA right?
The US Constitution has been designed to minimise the effect of majority rule. It often takes a hyper majority to get populist laws enacted. The resistance is the strongest in the Senate.
Look at StartupCVs.com - then you know who is hiring :)
Some Porsche Models Found to Have Emissions Cheating Software
it would be great if playframework also had kotlin support. The problem here is that kotlin has no sbt support.
It was released in early September.

http://blog.jetbrains.com/blog/2015/09/03/introducing-jetbra...
What is Lane? What is your core product?

"to engage with the people that come to work every day"
"its a service that connects you into the building you work at, the company you work for, and the vendors and services around you"

What does this mean? It's not clear on joinlane.com either.
Someone might get "shortened a little bit". Apologies to Alan Sherman
Definitely an improvement over what came before!

Curious why it doesn't work when I shrink my desktop browser window though -- is it actually a separate "mobile version" that is only served to certain devices (instead of just having some breakpoints at narrower widths)?
Thank you.

The New Yorker and The Atlantic can be interesting, but with the rise of the web and not so much empty time to try to fill, one sees how they expand a little bit of information to fill all of the empty space between the ads.
Ghosts in the Machine: Materiality and Cost After a Tour of the Shoah Foundation
Semantic Scholar launched: an AI-based academic search engine
BlackBerry Unveils an Android-Powered Phone with Security Features
For anyone to whom the name E.M.Forster does not ring a bell,[1] he's more well known for "A Room with a View" and "A Passage to India".

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._M._Forster
I doubt if vim plugins work for a vim compatibility mode.
Pyze | Senior Backend Developers | Redwood City, CA | Full-Time | Onsite, VISA considered

We are a growing and fully funded company seeking to hire our seventh employee, and looking for someone who cares about making a huge impact in helping mobile app publishers create and grow successful and thriving mobile app businesses. We are building a cutting edge, low-latency ingestion and real-time BI tool for mobile app developers.

We work with Java, Scala, Kafka, Storm, Spark, Cassandra, Redis and much more. Experience in these areas is a big plus.

We are looking for backend engineers with big data and scaling experience, with some familiarity with our toolset. Nice to have experience working with one or more of the following: R, Java-ML, etc.

You can check out our jobs page http://pyze.com/jobs-at-pyze.html or reach out to me directly muntek+hn@pyze.com
Value, Not Valuations, Is Good Business
You say democracy, I say "mob rule".
This self-driving delivery robot is coming soon to sidewalks
Not sure if this is a universal change, but at least in my experience with professors the past few years I've been told it's ok to use code examples on Wikipedia for stuff or that I can cite articles.

But on the other hand, I've had other professors still say we aren't allowed.

Maybe they're warming to the idea now.
Why Sears, Target and Walmart Are All Betting Big on Home Automation
Correlation is not causation.
This thread really needs the ability to be sorted by date, so that you can more easily keep track of new postings. This is a major pain point.
Brightwheel - San Francisco, CA | Full Time

Brightwheel is the first mobile platform for early education, serving as the hub for preschool, daycare, and after school programs. We save teachers valuable time with easy tools for learning, assessment, communication, and photo sharing. Parents get a beautiful, real-time view of their child’s day that helps them participate in the learning + continue it at home. Schools across the globe have fallen in love brightwheel and rely on it everyday. It's a world-class team, backed by top VCs.

- Head of Design
As our Lead Designer, you'll own the entire design portfolio across iOS, Android, web, and brand/marketing. You'll work directly with our engineers to build beautiful products for our users (teachers + families).

- Senior Software Engineer
Our web engineers own the entire stack - including our APIs across mobile + web, and our web platform that delivers a rich feature set for our schools.

- Product Lead
As our first product manager, you will own our product roadmap and the core user experience for our schools and families across the globe.

https://angel.co/brightwheel
They might call the tool something like rrdb - rr debugger

Just like searching google for go is pointless; instead one should search for golang
Clearbit | https://clearbit.com | Ruby dev | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full time

Clearbit is a one year old profitable and well funded startup building out a suite of business data APIs. The team is currently 8 - we're looking for someone who'll:

* Mainly work with a Ruby/Sinatra/Sequel/Postgres stack

* Bring new features from concept to shipped product.

* Come up with new product directions and APIs.

We currently provide the data behind the sales teams of many successful companies in the valley (e.g. Stripe, Zendesk, ZenPayroll). Our goal is to be the data backbone for modern businesses, powering everything from credit checks to lead scoring.

To apply just email alex@clearbit.com and follow the directions here: https://clearbit.com/jobs
Graphiq.com | Santa Barbara, CA

What are we up to: We are building the deepest, broadest, baddest knowledge graph on the planet. We have billions of entities, hundreds of billions of facts, an amazing presentation layer, and a growing distribution network of top tier publishers. Everyone needs knowledge (we have close to 200M citations a month), and we’re here to satisfy that need.

What’s next: we’ve built an amazing product architecture that leverages our expansive knowledge graph. The next step is to become a dominant force in the growing knowledge industry. I'd love to talk to anyone working or interested in this exciting space. Unsolicited outreach is strongly encouraged! (ivan -at- graphiq.com)

About the team: The challenge of scaling human organizations is not unlike the task of scaling a technology stack. Just as large monolithic software applications tend to become ineffective and fail, a highly scalable engineering organization can't be dependent on hierarchy. Developers, designers, and data analysts can form small, cross-functional, mission-oriented teams that are able to operate decoupled of one another (Bezo's 2PT). Besides yielding more effective results, this distributed systems approach to human organizations promotes a happier, more harmonious engineering culture.

https://www.graphiq.com
This looks interesting, too bad it's on site
Chrome OS is here to stay
Dataquest.io | San Francisco | https://www.dataquest.io | Onsite / Remote

We're an early stage startup that teaches data science interactively in the browser. You learn by analyzing data and writing code; not by watching videos.

We're all self-taught and passionate about helping others do the same. Our revenue is growing quickly, and we're looking for a couple of people to join our team:

Data Scientist -- create lessons on topics like Spark and random forests that will be used by thousands of students. Create innovative learning methods (interactive coding exercises, visualizations, etc). Python and R experience preferred.

Frontend engineer -- redesign our learning interface. You'll have huge creative freedom to build things like realtime collaboration, hinting, and more. Design and angular experience preferred.

Email vik@dataquest.io if you want more details.
Nylas | https://nylas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Mission) | Frontend (JS), Backend (Systems+Ops)

Hi! We're Nylas. We build N1, the extensible, open source extensible email client, and the infrastructure powering it. We're looking for fronted application engineers (React, Electron, JS), designers, backend systems engineers, and infrastructure/operations engineers.

We launched N1 a month ago, have accumulated 11K stars on GitHub, and are looking for core application engineers to design an extensible platform around email, calendar, and contacts. You'll not only be using modern web tech to build a better email experience, you'll be designing the developer platform to power the next generation of email apps. See more about N1 here: https://nylas.com/N1 and code: https://github.com/nylas/N1

We have more data for a single user than in most startups' entire database. We're scaling heavily and if you have experience with automated deployments, debugging running systems, release engineering, and on-call schedules, but are still comfortable writing code, this job might be for you. :)

We take pride the diverse culture we've built and are looking for more then raw technical talent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7sHc4P4zPg

== We're particularly looking for folks who ==

* Take personal pride in their work and value autonomy and ownership

* Want the chance to step up and lead a team

* Put the work before ego. We've got each others' backs, and we want you to be with us on that

== A bit more about us ==

* Our backend is built on Python, Flask, gevent, nginx, MySQL, AWS, and Debian. We've been careful to keep our architecture componentized

* N1 uses (java|coffee)script, React, Flux, SQL for offline caching, Electron, and no jQuery

* Tons of our code is open source. Check it out: https://github.com/nylas

* We're a team of 15 (12 engineers)

* We have a paid vacation policy & value personal responsibility and ownership. Benefits include free Lyft to & from the office, full health, dental, vision, and lunch every day. Some remote work / work-from-home is OK too

Apply at https://nylas.com/jobs or ping me directly (spang at nylas dot com). I'm Christine, one of our co-founders. We're a diverse team, and encourage applications from all backgrounds.
> The idea that we can do something about it, i.e. by decreasing the use of fossil fuels, is based entirely on the idea that we caused it

That's a misconception you're holding onto. Those working on mitigating carbon in the atmosphere don't' care what the source of the carbon is. Whether we caused it or not simply doesn't matter.

> If we didn't cause it, the whole edifice crumbles.

The attempts to stop a calamity are worthwhile regardless of the original source of the calamity. Engineering the environment does not depend on whether we think we accidentally engineered it before.
FBI releasing software for schools, “Don’t Be a Puppet”
Signed up and adding my team.
This is an interesting point and reminds me of the difference between technical and verbal understanding:

http://www.yudkowsky.net/rational/technical/
Evidation Health | SF Bay Area | https://www.evidation.com | Full Time | ONSITE

We are a team of mission-driven experts in precision medicine, machine learning, behavioral economics, health outcomes research, and design. We generate economic and clinical evidence for digital health technologies and enable regular people to participate in finding the best tools to help make managing health just a little easier for everyone.

We are Series A funded by GE Ventures and Rock Health with fast-growing revenue.

Positions Available:

Senior Software Engineer: http://www.evidation.com/careers/engineering/sr-software-eng...

Front-end Engineer: http://www.evidation.com/careers/engineering/front-end-engin...

Data Engineer: http://www.evidation.com/careers/data-science/data-engineer/ (At our Santa Barbara office)
Show HN: Cosmic JS: Easily Add a CMS to Your Universal JavaScript App
What I find strange is that no one ever has to be trained to use a smartphone.

>discover they need to "sudo apt-get install unity-tweak-tool."

This is disingenuous, they would just install it through the app store like on a phone.
منح مهلة استثنائية لمدة عام لقطع الأراضي للأفراد والاسكان القومي – تراخيص
Don’t scale Agile before you ask yourself these questions
ROOT — Columbus, OH — Onsite

We're an auto insurance startup primarily looking for Ruby/Rails developers. I'd love to talk to anybody in the Columbus area, or anybody who is interested in this space. My email address is in my profile.
Microsoft Office switched to the Ribbon, being a huge UI overhaul, yet people, companies and institutions still switched.

Yes, the UI is different, but the concepts you're dealing with are still the same and if you know the concepts then a new UI is just a small and temporary inconvenience, rather then a barrier.

The biggest problem will actually be incompatibilities, which happen for example with advanced usage of Excel documents, but you know, in such cases it's better to switch to portable formats that work across multiple products (i.e. ODF) and it's better to do it sooner rather than later, because as a freaking government you should keep your documents accessible for everybody. And if you switch to portable formats and a set of features supported in both Microsoft Office and LibreOffice, you don't even have to move everybody to LibreOffice at once. So on the whole I feel that this is a red herring.