skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stevens Capital Management LP| Radnor, PA|Full-Time| ONSITE| C++ Market Data Feeds Developer

Stevens Capital Management LP (“SCM”) is a registered investment adviser 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 are seeking highly driven, production-oriented developers who possess strong technical skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced collaborative environment.

This is an opportunity to work in a real-time environment where you can make immediate contributions. You will be part of a small team building real-time data feed handlers for the largest financial exchanges such as the NYSE, LSE, TSE, CME, BATS, ICE and NASDAQ.

Primary Responsibilities
•	Develop and implement infrastructure to support market data and trading.
•	Develop and maintain market data feeds.
•	Build and design large scale applications, with a focus on reducing latency and improving the performance of the system.

Requirements
•	High proficiency in C++ development in a Linux environment.
•	A Computer Science degree.
•	Outstanding problem solving skills.
•	Familiarity with multi-threading and networking protocols (TCP/IP, Multicast preferred).
•	Experience in a real-time environment in the Financial industry.

Email: recruiting@scm-lp.com
Website: www.scm-lp.com
REMOTE WORLDWIDE: various part-time and full-time positions.

We are NeoSmart Technologies (based in Chicago, IL) - as we like to bill ourselves, one of few startups making money selling real software and solving real problems. We develop and sell high-quality software solutions to consumers and businesses, solving tricky problems in (largely) niche domains elegantly and effectively.

We are currently looking for a number of business-minded individuals, developers, writers, and more to help us take everything to the next level.

* AdWords (and/or other online advertising) expert? We've heard that ads are a dying business, but we don't buy it. If you know how to craft the right AdWords ads and bid for the right spots to drive good customers to a software business in the backup/recovery sector, look no further. Our developers and engineers have done their best but have ultimately failed to come up with an ad strategy on Google/Facebook/twitter that doesn't cost us an order of magnitude more than what it brings in. We admit failure, but we're not giving up. If you have experience in this field, please get in touch! We're selling real products that solve real problems and bring in real money (while saving our customers a ton in the process), but we need your help to make it happen!

* Technical/documentation writers with experience in Windows and preferably also Linux/BSD that know their way around virtual machines - please get in touch! We want to expand our user manuals and our documentation for our technical support staff with state-of-the-art and up-to-date documentation. Help us make our users and our staff happy, and find potential for improvements while you're at it.

* Are you a tech-savvy creative writer, who loves to experiment with software and explore new things? We are looking for writers and bloggers to expand our collection of guides, tutorials, and reviews! Windows and Mac experts are welcome; we are also highly-interested in doing new things in new and novel ways so if you have a penchant for something special (say, video reviews), introduce yourself. Experience with beta software and the courage to brave new versions of operating systems and experiment with the latest and greatest technology is a must. If this is you, please get in touch - we want to talk!

* IT experts with a knack for writing - we want to expand our online knowledgeable with more issues, better solutions, clearer instructions, and proper, vetted knowledge. Do you love researching? Have a penchant for QA work but want to apply it in novel and interesting ways? Help us document gotchas and find real (not folklore/he-said-she-said) fixes for Windows, Mac, and Linux errors to help make solving these problems easier for everyone out there.

You probably have an idea of what we do from the few paragraphs above. Here's the thing: we're flexible! Do you see an opportunity to do something different that we might love? Don't hesitate to get in touch, we're open-minded and we're hiring! We're accepting both freelancers, part-time remote employees, and full-time remote employees alike.

https://neosmart.net/ and you can contact me directly at mqudsi@neosmart.net
I would disagree with your statement on religion.

Because the common religions tend not to be democratic(#), the influence of religious dogmas could make a nation less democratic.

EDIT: (#) but patriarchal / hierarchical / dogmatic / scripture-based / ...
I think GitHub should starting doing something this for issues and pull requests.

Instead of the nondescript

- Issue #2654: misplaced comma on page 3 of documentation

- Issue #2653: open() should accept relative file path

it should be

- Quetzalcoatl's Rage: misplaced comma on page 3 of documentation

- The Dying Curse of Buluc Chabtan: open() should accept relative file path
> I didn't think I could be surprised, given that the UK hands out "anti-social behavior orders," but now they want to hack the trolls?

I can kind of see what you're getting at and could agree that they are sometimes misused. However having lived in several locations where just one terrible family of 4-5 people can make the entire road hell to live on for everyone else, day and night, for years, I'm inclined to support their use.
Hey folks,

we have recently release Web Application Framework (Swift Express: http://swiftexpress.io/ and https://github.com/crossroadlabs/Express) written in Swift for OS X and Linux. It’s simple, but still very powerful, inspired lot by Play Framework (https://www.playframework.com/) and Express JS (http://expressjs.com/).

Very curious to have some feedback of yours! Any feedback is highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Sofia Husak
This App Pairs Brands Like Coca-Cola and Starbucks with the Perfect Agency
You would think that these massive funds can afford to take on more risk than your average Vanguard investor. So they should be seeing better returns. If they truly have less risk than Vanguard then they're investing too conservatively.
hook.io is a hosting platform for microservices. Yes, it's for "serverless" architectures. We also beat AWS Lambda to market by over two months.
These side-channel attacks are so cool. In 2012, Zhang et al demonstrated a similar cache-based side channel attack across the Xen hypervisor to extract private keys [1]. That is, one virtual machine could extract the keys of a separate virtual machine living on the same hardware.

As cool as these are, most papers indicate the difficulty of pulling these attacks off -- especially given the easier vectors out there.

[1] https://www.cs.unc.edu/~reiter/papers/2012/CCS.pdf
Is it dangerous if one seeks to co-opt/exploit the 'flexibility of "the system."'? I'd say that is the biggest weakness and engaging in such is much cheaper than pandering to the masses while many actors in "the system" will applaud/work with/schmooze such for their efforts… hence the seeds of destruction are always been sown within.
There are too many people doing what I want to do
He probably meant Interstates, and 1956 is 60 years ago, which is why I'm guessing that. Interstate 5 (Seattle portion) was only completed in 1969[0] so depending on where you are, it could be significantly less.

[0] - http://www.historylink.org/index.cfm?DisplayPage=output.cfm&...
The title makes better sense for the original movie, where dummy cyborg bodies (shells) are taken over by a rogue AI. The movie asks what role our biological consciousness plays when our lives are so intertwined with technology (the cyborgs in the movie possess cyberbrains where neurons are fused with circuitry). The ending of the movie is particularly stark to this end as well.

The TV series is mostly about the second title, the "Stand Alone Complex," a phenomenon where some behaviors and movements arise within unrelated groups of people with no identifiable source.
Location: Poughkeepsie, NY

Remote: Sure.

Willing to relocate: Maybe.

Technologies: .NET, Visual Basic .NET
(essentially the same as C# but with a
better flavor of syntactic sugar), Rexx,
C, Fortran, PL/I, KnowledgeTool,
artificial intelligence (AI), mathematical
programming (optimization), linear
constrained, non-linear constrained and
unconstrained, linear integer and
combinatorial constrained, network linear,
routing, scheduling, multi-objective,
deterministic dynamic, stochastic dynamic,
numerical analysis, stochastic processes
(Poisson, Markov, second order stationary,
Brownian motion, martingales), ordinary
differential equations (mathematical and
numerical), mathematical and applied
statistics, published peer-reviewed
original research in AI, optimization, and
mathematical statistics.

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Captain401 (YC S15) | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | ONSITE

Hiring: JavaScript engineer, designer, inside sales

We're building the perfect retirement savings plan for startups and small businesses. We’re following in the footsteps of great companies like Gusto and Zenefits in making essential HR administration a snap for businesses large and small, and like Wealthfront, in making sound investing strategy accessible to everyone.

We also just closed a substantial seed round from top investors, and were recently covered in the Wall Street Journal: http://blogs.wsj.com/venturecapital/2016/02/24/captain401-ra.... If you’ve been wanting to dive into an early stage startup, this is the perfect time to start talking to us.

We have a lot of open roles, so we'd love to hear from anyone interested to working with us. Specifically, we're looking for JavaScript engineers, designers, and inside sales.

Reach out to careers@captain401.com, or apply at https://captain401.com/careers
TWILIGHT PRINCESS HD IS THE SAME OLD ZELDA WITH NEW PAINT
"Index fund are a market of basket funds".
Index funds are a basket of securities designed to mimic a benchmark.
I think that anyone could probably do the same things that SongFlip is doing. The dev is just slipping through unnoticed because Google isn't particularly vigilant about making sure bans stick because it'd be an annoying overhead and would block some people from getting to upload that might make great apps.

As for the ToS violation clause I think that's there for when they receive complaint from the 3rd party, they don't want to go through every app and figure out all the 3rd party application it's using and how then go to each of those sites and parse their ToS. Does Apple even do that in their review process? That'd be a hell of a lot of work.
On its own, a firefighter's helmet is a ridiculous piece of gear. It isn't particularly good at protecting the entire head, abysmal at protecting the face, and is top heavy.

We wear the helmet as part of an ensemble that could use a makeover for strictly functional purposes, quite frankly. However, tradition and perception have kept the U.S. fire service in this outdated piece of kit for decades. Perception and caring about what others think is silly. It is the equivalent of school age children caring about what "little Tommy" thinks of his/her shoes on the playground.

The fact is we can't control others perception. We can only control our thoughts and actions related to those thoughts. Society will not level up until we stop worrying about the perception others have of our stuff and/or the way we look.
For someone trying to decide which to use, can explain why?
"Called X(5568), the particle has a mass of about 5568 MeV/C2, and appears to contain "up" and "bottom" quarks as well as "down" and "strange" antiquarks."

http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2016/feb/29/fermila...
> making over $30,000 per day in ad revenue

I wonder where he pulled that number from.
Location: Springfield, MA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript, Node, React, Java, C
Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/vietqtrang
Email: vietqtrang@gmail.com
LinkedIn advertisers can now use their own data to improve targeting
(Demo)24/7 Live Concierges for Real Estate Agents via Text-Message
Going from Negative to Cashflow Positive
Performance of ES6 features relative to ES5
Yeah I watched it, but I feel like a lot of political talks are preaching to the choir. They're not going to win over any Trump supporters by ridiculing him outright. A calm rational argument backed by evidence might win some people over.
Yep; at this point, non-technical management is trained that "it's serious if it's got a cool name."
Well I'm not in the habit of reading such books - normally I'd give up on a book I felt was too mean-spirited (I can't immediately think of a book example, but I stopped watching The Thick of It for that reason). The only other novels I've finished that I would say that kind of thing about are Fever Crumb / A Web of Air, with what felt like a crude and gratuitous attack on religion at the very end (it doesn't dominate either book though - part of the issue is that the blurb for Foucault's Pendulum is very misleading).
Boulder, CO | Aeroscope Labs | Contract | iOS Developer

Aeroscope Labs (www.aeroscope.io) is creating an innovative pen-sized wireless oscilloscope that syncs to a tablet or phone. We are looking for an iOS developer to help accelerate the development of our iOS Aeroscope app. The ideal candidate will have shipped several apps to the app store. Experience working with electronics hardware and oscilloscopes is great, but not required.

Experience Needed:

- iOS development in Swift (Objective C experience is a bonus)

- In depth knowledge of UIKit, CoreGraphics, CoreAnimation Frameworks

- Using GPU acceleration libraries such as Metal or OpenGL ES for digital signal processing

- Solving complex UI challenges

- CoreBluetooth

This is a contract position with the potential for full-time in the future. We prefer someone who is local, but will consider remote working arrangements for the right person. Email jobs@aeroscope.io
50 years ago marketers and pundits predicted that today everybody would be eating what was, back then, "astronaut food": pills with nutrients and/or lyophilized (freeze-dried) food.

Today the strongest marketing trends in food are fresh, organic, local and seasonal.

No, 3d will not make a food revolution.
The bank account can be on the name of a business and they can just keep creating new companies.
MINECRAFT IN OCULUS RIFT LETS YOU Live Your BLOCKY FANTASIES
The scene with 'Ghost City'... still sends shivers up my spine. Seeing it on the big screen for the first time in '95, I was blown away.

While it does give us some visual information about the birth of cyborgs (using a female body, causing the mental conflict of finding a cartoon robot 'sexy'), there aren't many movies that will take an almost four minute musical interlude showing random city scenes and the rain falling...

I think it ties in perfectly with Kusanagi's introspection, her pondering on exactly what she is, what the 'ghost' is, etc.

I don't think any of it is wholly original - from Neuromancer to Blade Runner, but it definitely stands on its own as a beautiful film.
As JP Aumasson said https://twitter.com/veorq/status/683360050199552001

1998: Bleichenbacher's padding oracle attack on RSA
2016: still vulnerable systems
http://framework.zend.com/security/advisory/ZF2015-10

I second "stop using RSA".
Entrepreneur First - London, UK - Onsite

TECHNICAL EVANGELIST

We're looking for a Technical Evangelist to join Entrepreneur First and build a developer relations team here at our London HQ. We're Europe's largest creator of tech startups. Email zoe@joinef.com

Skills and experience required:
+ Experience working as a software engineer, ideally within a tech startup.
+ Bachelors or Masters degree in Computer Science (or related technical subject)
+ Experience engaging technical communities and running technical events.
+ Ability to talk confidently about code with developers, and can explain complex technology in simple language.
+ Track record of self-driven side projects, open source projects, or research.
+ Proven contributions to technical communities online.
+ Entrepreneurial mindset - you’re thinking about the company you’re going to build.
+ Enjoys travelling and attending events (sometimes during evenings and weekends).

More info at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ps5mXeg8moB48raNAx_XvibK...
ShapeBlue | Remote | Software Engineer (full time)

http://www.shapeblue.com/careers

Work at the intersection of cloud computing, DevOps, and distributed systems to build infrastructure automation and datacenter optimization tools. We actively contribute to the enhancement and maintenance of the Apache CloudStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) project. We collaborate with our customers and consulting team to define the features we contribute to the CloudStack community. We are also developing products atop CloudStack to optimize datacenter operations and resources.

Our work involves deep knowledge of hypervisors, storage, and/or networking. We are a polyglot environment – developing CloudStack in Java, JavaScript, and Python while we plan to base our products on a functional language such as Clojure, Erlang, or Elixir. Our team values collaboration, continuous improvement, and the Apache Way.

ShapeBlue is the world’s leading independent Apache CloudStack integrator. We design, build, integrate, and support IaaS environments for service provider and enterprise customers. The company has offices in London, Mountain View, Rio De Janeiro, Cape Town, and Bangalore.
We have an ethos of continuous personal development and encourage people to learn and explore their technology space. ShapeBlue is a relaxed, yet highly motivating, workplace. We are a rapidly growing, small business offering rapid career growth to the right people as we scale.

Interested in joining us? Please send your resume and a cover letter explaining how you think you make our team better to jobs@shapeblue.com.
Yeah, I apologize, I meant to respond to the GP and accidentally responded to you. I don't want to clutter the thread with duplicate posts though, so I'll just leave it as is.
I work in the UK and live in a household where 3 of 4 people work in tech. It's mostly a case of the people outside of tech simply not knowing. Short of a prime-time TV special that outlined just how long the tentacles of GCHQ are and how it actually affects people; there won't be a change.

For those that are in tech, there are essentially two fields of thought I can extrapolate:

1. There's those like myself who are just plain uncomfortable with the idea of someone somewhere having access to every facet of me and my online presence. Modern day tinfoil-hattery if you will. It's at a point bordering on paranoia and having to cover so many bases to have basic operational security of your day to day life is exhausting.

2. There's those that say "I've nothing to hide, what do I care what the government sees". This is the overwhelming majority. What seems to be lacking is an education of the people on the freedom they're passively giving up. Education of these people in this country against the threat of omnipresent surveillance does not exist. It would have to exist outside the realm of the Government and as great as the EFF and various news sources documenting the abolishing of civil freedoms are, I feel it's not enough. I can almost guarantee that if I turned to any one of the 100+ devs on my floor, they wouldn't even know what TTIP is, let alone what the GCHQ is capable of doing.

I feel we've already lost. There's simply not enough force to stop what's happening.
A great web app prototyping tool
He thinks SF is multicultural? By that standard Oakland must be Africa.
I know I personally prefer (cosmetic benefit) of not loosing a tooth. Out of several people I know who have had root canals, all have been happy with the result...

Disclaimer: All have been upper middle income with relatively good dental insurance in the US.
Would you mind listing a few tools you use with go?

I do not have much exposure to go but from what I have seen there is a nice set of introspection libraries. are you talking about tools that use these?

A final note, real time semantic checking of multiple expansion macros has been solved for quite a few years now and is in most IDE's and even in Vim and Emacs. Semantic analysis is done in the comelier, LLVM/Clang lib has given rise to a substantial set of tools that are now quite widely used and solve most of the problems.

And I believe C++17 with concepts is also going to have a dramatic effect on complexity and readability of template error messages.
Geneva Motor Show: 'we need to win back trust' VW boss
This NY Times article is from 2008. How is it relevant to the post or your comment now, in 2016?
I wonder if the cars graphical renderings are acceptable in court
Credit card numbers
I need card numbers and information
So, something other than the Google Play store, you mean?
Standard Chartered | ONSITE | Software Engineers (full time)

https://donsbot.wordpress.com/2016/02/25/haskell-developer-r...

7+ roles for Haskell developers in London and Singapore working on a large Haskell code base for trading and risk management. Join a growing team.
Why did the community react with such vitriol to the search engine product? I would like a free, open, privacy conscious search engine to exist.
Summary: 3 years software engineering experience, primarily Python/Django. Mathematics background. Looking for backend work in SF/East Bay.

Location: SF/East Bay area

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: Python (3 years), /Django/AWS (1.5 years), Linux (3 years), C (1.5 years)

Résumé/CV: On request. See my LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-miller-0383b741

Email: pwmiller74@yahoo.com
Clojure/Clojurescript/Ethereum developer, based in Chicago, for a large firm in the financial field.

Involves building complex mobile & browser UIs in Om Next and using the ethereum blockchain system as the backend.
Was a surprise for me as well. wx* makes me remember of Tk, PyTk
Cambridge/Boston, MA | Full-time | Onsite

The Harvard Library Innovation Lab is looking for a DevOps engineer.
We’re a scrappy, nonprofit startup shop hiding inside the world’s largest academic law library.
We need a smart, creative engineer to help our web projects scale from tiny experiments to high availability public services. We also have lots of unusual, one-off infrastructure problems that need creative thinking, whether it's remote processing of terabytes of scanned images, deploying distributed server appliances to libraries, or extracting IP addresses from petabyte-scale web snapshots.

You will work in a small, self-directed team, on projects that explore the future of libraries, law, and the open web.

Read more about us and who we're looking for here: http://librarylab.law.harvard.edu/jobs
Been meaning to reply to your email on advice about working with small businesses. Will do soon!

What do you do in the manufacturing industry?
Yea, a special treatment of banning it already 3 times.
I'm finding it a rather challenging read, quite unique and often hilarious in it's endless self-referentialisms. In the Name of the Rose was outstanding, very entertaining and informative.
John McAfee reveals to FBI, how to crack the iPhone on national TV