skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Sins" kind of implies that they're disapproved. The gospel of Jesus Christ is in fact that Jesus died to win forgiveness of your sins, but immediately after saying "I do not condemn you", he said "go and sin no more."
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definition of a ponzi scheme (not pyramid scheme)
These people you're describing are no different than the old aristocracy. Aristocrats have always attempted to live a comfortable, quiet life of idle pleasures. A Rockefeller or Ford figure that works really hard is the exception--and they are a very American invention who were raised with the protestant work ethic.
> There is extreme lack of poverty in the U.S. There is no reason for anyone to go without food.

I'm not sure which US you're referring to but it's not one I recognise. There is massive inequality in the US that I know and the results of that are visible everywhere that I visited. Homeless people abound like nowhere else in the developed western world that I've been to (Europe, Australia) and there is a real edge of desperation to the countless number of working poor. For example, in my experience, money is a topic of conversation that pops up way more frequently in the US than elsewhere. If it's not in the context of income (usually being too low) then it's about prices and taxes (usually being too high). Americans seem to think about these things A LOT. Also, looking around, it seems to me like everyone is always hustling for the next dollar. It's sufficiently weird and alien to me that I find it remarkable.
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Willing to relocate : Yes.

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Email : ajit.kamat@live.in
Global, REMOTE only, full/part time/interns.

I am running a small consulting operation with clients in Australia and South East Asia.

Right now, I am signing up new data consulting clients (including a big one in February 2016) and need some help. This involves running AWS instances, figuring out APIs, building a PostgreSQL data warehouse, and finally building various machine learning products from recommendation engines to using multivariate statistics to improve their understanding of their business. The latter part is the fun one but anybody who has done this will know 90% of the work is in the data warehouse.

I write some of the code but I mostly spend my time dealing with the clients and writing the functional specs for you.

You should be familiar with relational algebra and relational databases. I recommend having a good knowledge of the topics covered in "An Introduction to Statistical Learning" (http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~gareth/ISL/). Most of our recent projects have been done with Haskell, Postgres and some bash.

You can usually name your price (per week), worst case the client will say no. Clients are all OK with never meeting you in person (in fact, my first client still hasn’t met me).

If interested, please get in touch - email is in my profile. You can expect some technical discussion and potentially a little programming test. If you can, please point to some public code you've written.
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(US-Eastern or Western Europe 9-5 or flexible)

Skill-set:

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Specializing in building CRUD business (internal/public-facing) applications (web/hybrid-desktop) using:

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JavaScript - AngularJS

CSS - Bootstrap

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Yeah. If you want a salary of 100k/year for 90 years, you need ... $9M. Okay I'm bad at zeroes, it's enough for 50 lifetimes :)
Why Israel Will Probably Never Have a Tech Giant and Why That’s Not Bad
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Come change how millions of US students learn Math and ELA.

Super small, tight-knit team in downtown SF.

One of the world's highest traffic Haskell products, ever.

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Keywords: Haskell, React, Flow, Ansible, AWS, PostgreSQL
Yahoo Board to Weigh Potential Sale of Internet Business, Sources Say
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We build desktop software for day traders. We're a small team located at King & Yonge.

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> After selling approximately 2,290 Remember [9/11 Memorial]
Hashlets for a total of approximately $48,000, GAW Miners donated only $10,000 to a 9/11 related charity

That'll go over well with a jury!
> Americans seem to think about these things A LOT.

In my experience that's because Americans only talk about personal wealth/income by proxy. They won't talk about how much they earn, but they will talk about how much they pay for rent, or talk about taxes, etc.

It's a way to gauge how much the people you know are making in a system where the concept of pay grade doesn't exist across companies.
> I'm also surprised that the desktop client has never implemented an "is this machine actually capable of running this game?" check.

The problem with that is that dev's stated minimum system requirements are -frequently enough to cause trouble with such a check- either substantially too high, or quite a bit too low. After all, not every studio has enough cash to discover what is actually the lowest-powered machine that one can play the game on.
Yes I've tried YCM some time ago and decided it didn't work acceptable for me. It didn't find all the candidates for autocompletion and wouldn't work if there were any compile time errors.

Anyways, autocompletion and jump-to-definition weren't all I was missing. Smart syntax highlighting that could deemphasize macro blocks (eg. #ifdef) that would evaluate to false for the project is some thing could not find a plugin for.
Bill Gates is actually very concerned with reducing population growth.

I think you have an OK point and the more intelligent rich people like Elon Musk are the ones furthering your agenda. Bill and Zuck were always too conventional to think big like this. Their conventionality was part of their success--they are both too uncreative to come up with something new but instead they know how to steal the ideas of others and make a more competitive business out of them.
Music to my ears! I literally just installed 1.9rc2 thirty minutes ago. Congrats to everyone involved in the release.
Bill Gates has teamed up with Mark Zuckerberg to form multi-billion-dollar clean energy fund: http://www.sciencealert.com/bill-gates-has-teamed-up-with-ma...

It sounds like they are doing exactly what you request.
Nor were there really any subsequent Christmas Truces in WWI. Quoth Wikipedia:

"In December 1915, there were explicit orders by the Allied commanders to forestall any repeat of the previous Christmas truce. Individual units were encouraged to mount raids and harass the enemy line, whilst communicating with the enemy was discouraged by artillery barrages along the front line throughout the day. The prohibition was not completely effective, however, and a small number of brief truces occurred."

It amazes me that the people in charge were so threatened by this truce that they did their best to ensure it couldn't happen again.
PayScale is hiring a full-stack software engineer and senior software engineer in Seattle, WA, onsite, full-time.

We have a service that tells you how much you should be paid in real-time and we're moving it forward with React, ES6, AWS, NServiceKit, and more. You'd be reporting to me (@alexzdangelo, Web Architect).
http://jobs.payscale.com/apply/me73AR

What's it like to work at PayScale?
Lots of laughter. People have lunch together. Wine and board games on Fridays. There is a buzz in the air. Feels like a startup with the stability of an established company.

What does the team do?
We’re building significant new features and products using modern technologies while still modernizing our existing codebase. Lots of opportunities to learn new technologies, evangelize them to the broader team (not just developers but sometimes to designers, content writers, and marketing), set best practices, and establish the foundation for the front-end of all sites. Experimentation is highly encouraged.

Recent projects include putting PayScale.com on Amazon CloudFront, incorporating React into the build tools, building a pilot for a new product, and organizing a hack day with our friends at Chef. We use React, ES6, gulp, Bootstrap, Less, Webpack, Babel, ESlint, node, npm, mocha, etc., in addition to C#, IIS, ASP.NET, and Amazon Web Services. We write unit tests. We're working on the mobile strategy and exploring React Native for mobile development.

What we'll do
Help you grow in your career. Offer mentoring. Encourage normal work hours. Hackathons every three months. Lots of fun activities.

What you'll do
Full-stack development with focus on the front-end. Research and evangelize best practices and modern technologies. Work across teams and products alongside a highly functional, world-class development team
I'm curious what the redesigned admin looks like, does anyone have screenshots?
SEEKING WORK - Remote

UK (north Wales)

Webdev: Strong understanding of front and back end. I've been making websites and custom apps for nearly 9 years. Looking to help companies with fresh developments or just project maintenance.

Technologies: PHP [Laravel5, Symfony2, CodeIgniter], CMSs like Wordpress, Drupal, EE. HTML5, CSS3 Javascript [jQuery, Angular, D3, Geo tech], some Android/Java.

Experienced with multilingual sites.

Quite willing to travel a bit, but not to relocate.

See my website for more info on projects and skills: http://meigwilym.com

Github has some examples http://github.com/meigwilym

mei.gwilym@gmail.com

[Please, don't add me to your startup's email list - this happens every time]
It must have been taken out of context, because it is a ridiculous quote as it stands. Common occurrence for these quickie interviews.
does this not exist anymore? Been trying to check it out and it isn't working
Helping students choose the right career path. Trending on BetaList
Thank you everyone who committed their time and code to this release.
Ponzi rather than pyramid scheme, but otherwise I agree.

(A ponzi scheme paying current investors from the funds contributed by incoming investors, as distinct from a pyramid scheme where payouts are typically in return for recruitment of others to the scheme.)
Planet Labs -- http://planet.com/ -- San Francisco, CA

(Remote work depends on the role -- some are onsite only, others may be available to remote workers. Internships available as well.)

Planet Labs has a large number of positions open. We're a collection of electrical, mechanical, aerospace, software, science, etc. folks looking to image the whole planet on a daily basis with a large number of small satellites. It's a terrific bunch of folks doing what we call "agile aerospace".

I've personally been with the company for over a year, working on "Mission Control", an internal web app for managing the satellites and make life easier on our "Spaceship Captains" -- the operators who manage them. This is definitely one of the most interesting and fun roles I've had in my career (and I've had a few).

Python (Flask, Django) and Javascript (React, Backbone) are used heavily in the web projects. We of course have systems programming to do for the onboard software. Plenty of other interesting work from the satellite design and various subsystems, manufacturing, georectification of images, image corrections, dev ops, site reliability engineers, and heaps of possibilities with a supremely interesting dataset that we're growing.

Full list of jobs at https://www.planet.com/careers/#openings
Isocline - Austin, TX - Neural Network Lead

We are developing neural network microchips that yield a 10-1000x improvement in performance & energy-efficiency compared to digital ASICs, GPUs, and FPGAs. Patents pending.

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$100K – $200+K Salary (Negotiable)

1.0% – 1.5+% Equity (Negotiable)

On-site, Full Time

Company website: http://isosemi.com/

Contact: dave.fick@isosemi.com

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Isocline - Austin, TX - Analog Circuit Design Grizzled Veteran

We are developing neural network microchips that yield a 10-1000x improvement in performance & energy-efficiency compared to digital ASICs, GPUs, and FPGAs. Patents pending.

We are looking for a grizzled veteran of analog circuit design. An ideal applicant has designed ADCs/DACs/SHAs/Amplifiers/SERDESs/Transceivers/etc, has seen every problem, has written an analog design textbook, and can run periodic noise simulations in their head. They are preferably nice to talk to too, so they can kindly explain these concepts to the mortals.

$100K – $200+K Salary (Negotiable)

1.0% – 1.5+% Equity (Negotiable)

On-site, Full Time

Company website: http://isosemi.com/

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* There's also the 30% cut, which makes no sense when you're talking about a well-known and well-trusted app like Sketch. Nobody fears installing Sketch outside of the MAS, so BC may as well host it themselves. I imagine the average new Sketch user discovers the app via recommendation, or article on the web, so BC will likely make more money away from the MAS. Especially when you factor in the improvements: faster bugfixes, and new features they can without sand-boxing.
I'm consistently amazed at the quality of free CSS resources posted online these days.

I first started learning webdev in 2005 and just a decade later the number of educational resources blows my mind.
Synthego | BioTech | Redwood City, CA | ONSITE | FULLTIME

At Synthego, we are looking for people who want to help build a fully-automated, research facility that moves, mixes, manipulates, and analyzes molecules and cells. We're looking for badassery in the following areas:

* Mechanical Engineers

* Junior Mechanical Technicians

* Automation Engineers

* Software Engineers - mostly Python

* Roboticists

* Wet lab technicians with experience in chemistry or biochemistry labs

* Organic Chemists

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If you are interested email me at josh@synthego.com
I agree, the site wasn't so clear.

My understanding is that it seems `align-items` is to do with the children of the element, while `align-content` is to do with the spacing with regards to the parent container. In some ways, `align-content` will always imply a certain "bunching" to the children (they are either stuck to the start, end, center or spaced evenly in some manner - but never changing order, wrap or size), whereas `align-items` changes how lone-items behave in the flow, be it start, end, center or some stretching).

These two URLs provide some decent visual demos & distinction:

https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/a/align-content/
https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/a/align-items/
FYI the site's source also provides the solution:

https://github.com/thomaspark/flexboxfroggy/blob/gh-pages/le...
BUSHIDO - The Sunny, Warm and Beautiful Los Angeles, CA - ONSITE - REMOTE OK MAYBE

Senior Engineer

Please e-mail alee@londontrustmedia.com if you are pro with react native and parse. We're building something really special - Bushido.

If you are pro at other things non-technical or not-so-technical (where I guess we can define technical in this instance as code), feel free to e-mail too if you're in the area.

Please send resume and anything else you think will help.
Beautiful description.

Marijn Haverbeke has been writing some great material about his experiences creating ProseMirror [1]. I wonder how the two systems compare.

[1] http://prosemirror.net/

[2] http://marijnhaverbeke.nl/blog/collaborative-editing.html
Wait, flash is stable now?!
NCAC Report: What’s All This About Trigger Warnings?
It breaks my heart every single day to be here, having spent my entire childhood wanting to live in a city that disappeared by the time I was finally able to move here, and now I spend an incredible amount of time and energy trying to figure out where to go from here.
Full Beaker | Bellevue, WA | Onsite | Software Engineer/Web Developer

We are an online marketing company building sites that help nurses and mortgage consumers make more informed decisions. Our stack is Python, Django, MySQL and Postgresql, Redis, and AWS on the backend. We’re looking to hire a software engineer with at least 3 years of experience to work with us across the stack building new applications, improving user experience, optimizing site performance, and automating our operations.

Questions or to apply, email mike@fullbeaker.com
IKEAmerica: Should the US really be politically more like Sweden? Probably not
Im lolling at the guy that tested "hitler.com" wtf? hahahaha
Why does Tor need a director? If it is truly a decentralized network, why should the project require centralized project administrators? Because of funding and donation? Let's put the whole spread the initiative PR stuff away (of course that cost money), plus the hosting cost, what else do they use the donation for?
Looks like the new intro tutorial docs have some screenshots: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/intro/tutorial02/#ente...
What problems do you think his letter is fixing?
True, and really degrees*PI/180 should be in it's own function "toRadians(degrees)".
From http://www.foundersatwork.com/1/post/2012/10/what-goes-wrong... :

Let me give you one last example of improvising. The Justin.tv founders were having a lot of scaling issues in the beginning. One weekend their whole video system went down. Kyle was in charge of it, but no one knew where Kyle was. And Kyle wasn't picking up his cell phone. This was live video so it was pretty critical that this get fixed immediately.

Michael Siebel called Kyle's friends and found out he was in Lake Tahoe and got the address of the house. So here's a problem for you, you know the address where someone is and he's not answering his phone. How do you get a message to him right away? Michael went on Yelp and looked for a pizza place near the house and called them up and said, "I want to have a pizza delivered. But never mind the pizza. Just send a delivery guy over and say these four words: The site is down." The pizza place was very confused by this, but they send the pizza guy without a pizza, Kyle answers the door, and the pizza guy says, "The site is down." Kyle was able to fix it, and the site was down for less than an hour total from beginning to end.

So it sounds like they knew someone who knew where he was staying.
Leaked Documents Reveal Police Department Planted Drugs for Years, DA Complicit
It's CSS only changes to be backwards compatible.

Here's a screenshot I dug up from google. http://imgur.com/3xGdZ04

The changes were originally released in a 3rd party package: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-flat-theme that has some screenshots too.
The problems with these tax systems are far greater than just the wealthy exploiting income tax. There are so many hidden costs in the endless complexity of the tax and financial systems in nearly all of the modern Western governments.

It's a shame people rarely protest the sytematic issues, preferring to attack people or specific groups of people (often the wealthy or left vs right) - which are positions that generate adversarial responses rather than rational counter-arguments: http://lesswrong.com/lw/gw/politics_is_the_mindkiller/

The surest way to minimize abuse/loopholes while being supported by rational a-political benefits:

Flat tax + basic income.

Eliminating millions of hours of wasted time due to beaurocracy (and while treating each social class with consistent dignity). These arguments are more likely to be persuasive to politicians - both left and right. This is a lesson I believe the general public missed after the whole Occupy movement failed to result in much political change. The problem with the obsessive focus on "the 1%" was that it generated an us vs them response, further entrenching positions on both sides and further distancing already strained policial/social group relationships.

For example: the simplification of taxes would very likely increasing the speed at which people file taxes and therefore signficantly increasing the speed that tax revenue could be collected annually, while reducing the amount of time they spend chasing down people who fail to do taxes. <- These are the types of a-political positive benefits I hope will eventually get attention one day to make the previously mentioned policies less of a pipe dream.
he's not even close to right.
In addition to those mentioned here in the comments already, another problem that publishing through the Mac App Store is how buggy OS X’s sandboxing can be. I don’t know if the problem still exists under 10.11 (I bet it does but I haven’t checked), but one bug that I’ve hit consistently has to do with file open/save dialogs.

Open/save dialogs in sandboxed apps aren’t opened directly. Instead, requests are handled by the privileged powerboxd helper daemon, which then passes back user choices to the sandboxed app. This sounds great in theory, but something that happens somewhat frequently is that some part of powerboxd’s dialog initialization silently fails and doesn’t open a dialog, leaving the user confused as to why his requested open dialog didn’t open. Worse, when it happens, it can happen several times in a row, meaning the user can try several times and not get any kind of feedback whatsoever.

It’s been a known issue since at least 10.7 and last I checked (10.10) it still hadn’t been fixed. This is a showstopping bug for many kinds of apps but it’s simply been ignored.

I’ve been wanting to move off of the MAS but as a one-man shop, writing in serial code support, trial mode, and registration is daunting, not to mention getting old users set up with a new license. I might just delay the move away from MAS until the next major release.
Badge Alliance (https://badgealliance.org) | Eugene, OR | Part-Time Junior Developer | Contract position | Remote or onsite

We are the standards body and Community Hub for the Open Badges specification, the shared language for portable educational credentials.

This is a great starting position to get involved in an exciting open-source community and edtech. It's a contract hire with a good chance of turning into a permanent position in the spring. Responsibilities include semantic web standards development activity and prototyping in JavaScript/Node.js & Python. Open to part-time students finishing their CS degrees.

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The Relationship Between Relaxation, Fun, and Genius
Wall Street was valuing the web businesses as worthless so this should be interesting (Yahoo's total market cap was about equal to its remaining stake in Alibaba). Shares are up 5% after hours on the news.