skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Bangalore, India
Remote: yes, only Remote
Experience: 16 years

Currently, I am bootstrapping (self-funding) a somewhat large-ish opensource project/startup called Fora (https://github.com/foraproject), a Collaborative Development Tool and Marketplace for Node.JS apps. I can do about 15-20 hours/week of programming/consulting; which goes towards funding Fora.

Linux-based: Node.JS, React, Redux, Relay, Flow, Typescript, AngularJS, Backbone, Express & MongoDb; Python, Django, Postgres; Bash scripting;

Windows-based: Asp.Net/MVC, C#, Sql Server, EF, Powershell, Windows Automation, Sharepoint;

Domains: Development tools and platforms, Healthcare, E-commerce, Industrial automation, Social Networks

Samples of work: (Linux) Node.JS build tool https://github.com/foraproject/crankshaft/ (Windows) LINQ-based ORM tool and VS GUI Modeling tools https://github.com/jeswin/AgileFx

jeswinpk (that symbol) agilehead.com ; resume: https://gist.github.com/jeswin/52362e330cdf5e2b0bbf
Weirdly, I just got a text saying,

"Arriving Today: Your Amazon package with Kant and the Platypus: Essays on Language and Cognition will be delivered by 8pm."

Eco wasn't just a novelist.
Bernie vs. Billionaires: the game
Machine learning is all about large datasets
> Please lead with the location of the position and include the keywords REMOTE, INTERNS and/or VISA when the corresponding sort of candidate is welcome. When remote work is not an option, please include ONSITE.
Sounds like capitalism and free market against communism and state interventionism. Wonder which one is the most enjoyable..
Citymapper. London, UK. (ONSITE VISA INTERNS)

Help us build the best urban navigation app!

Hiring for ALL roles (engineering, design, product), including:

- Full Stack Web (JavaScript, Backbone, React)

- Lead Mobile QA (iOS and Android)

Read about our $40M Series B: https://medium.com/@Citymapper/getting-from-a-to-series-b-88....

Apply at https://citymapper.com/jobs/

Also you can contact me at emil at citymapper dot com if you have any questions.
Can I add an additional spin on this... HOW are you hiring? What does your process look like?
OpenBike | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full Time

OpenBike is looking for an embedded systems engineer to join the team as our first hire. This is your opportunity to join an early stage start-up and experience Highway1.io's Spring 2016 accelerator program with us!

We are building the second prototype of what will become the industry's first open technology platform, interconnecting 3rd-party sensors, transmission, batteries, lights, controls, suspension, and more. We need your help.

Responsibilities
- Architect, implement, and test the software and hardware platform that the company will be built on
- Write embedded C code using the latest open source tools on ARM Cortex series processors
- Ride and abuse the products you help design and build on your bike

Qualifications
- Experience building embedded systems on bare metal and RTOSes
- Comfortable using JTAG/SWD interfaces and test tools like oscilloscopes
- Understanding hardware peripheral blocks like timers, serial interfaces, etc
- Ability to manage business risk vs engineering risk to deliver on time
- Fundamental understanding of unit testing for software and hardware

Questions? Please email kyle@openbike.com or visit https://angel.co/openbike/jobs/116914-embedded-systems-engin...
We were using Mandrill's email to HTTP feature for delivering inbound emails into our web services. The cutover period for needing to be a paying Mailchimp is April 27th, so we had two months to convert. Luckily it took less than a day to build and test the same functionality using Amazon SES, so we've already converted away. To be fair, it was functionality we were using completely for free, so I expected it to happen sooner rather than later.
this is only true if the market is fluid and market players have comparable powers/options - but it's not the goal of the players themselves
That's really a myth put out by Bernie Sanders and those on the left. While it is true that wages alone have not kept up with productivity, if you add in benefits, total compensation has kept up with productivity.

http://www.nber.org/digest/oct08/w13953.html
Yep - yet another half-baked project that someone is using for internet points. I'm really getting sick of people re-inventing the wheel poorly.

The number of available tools is really getting out of hand and I wish projects like this wouldn't suck away resources from established, functional projects.
Location: Monterrey, Mexico

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, given a good opportunity

Technologies: Python, Django, Javascript, AngularJS, Docker, Postgresql, Redis

Skills: Full-stack development, DevOps, Software architecture, Product management

Résumé/CV: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26824978/CV-LuisHerradaE...

Email: luisehk@gmail.com
Who’s Winning the String Wars and Why Should You Care?
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

Product Manager for Hire

Need help managing and improving your product? Stress no more, I'm here to help you.

I'll work with you and your team doing things like polishing the product, defining and prioritizing new features, analyzing usage and getting user feedback.

More details here: http://constantbetasoftware.com/2015/12/02/hire-me.html

Visit my Product Management blog: http://constantbetasoftware.com/

Email me at: contact@constantbetasoftware.com
How to Focus Your Energy Better
Data scientist with PhD, engineering background and 3 years commercial experience.

Location: Berlin
Remote: Maybe
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: R, Python, statistics, machine learning
Résumé/CV: http://pltn.ca/cv/cv-teehan-2016-03.pdf
Email: paul.teehan@gmail.com
Personal website: http://pltn.ca
CL-WHO is an often forgotten grandfather of Hiccup - http://weitz.de/cl-who/

Also here's a quick list of some other CL-WHO alternatives - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/671572/cl-who-like-html-t...
OWASP Talk – Dinis Cruz: New Era of Software with Modern Application Security
Any plans to add Golang as an experimental/supported language?
High resolution view of different levels of the universe: from atoms to galaxies
It's an unpleasant thought - getting acclimated to avoiding looking at things for fear of activating them
This seems a bit excessive, being able to collect not just relevant files but all files regardless of their relevance with this new expansion on police capabilities. What's particularly scary is the ability to acquire the past 12 months worth of data of everyone. It claims this will assist with "threat to life" and missing persons cases, but would that not mean the police can now arbitrarily point fingers and say we need your data even when it's not clear that a person was involved? Yes, there's a double-lock system in place, but who are to say these two are responsible to hold such power without consensus of the people?
No, Virginia, Terrorism Is Bullshit [pdf]
GitLab | Remote | Full Time

GitLab is hiring developers, a product marketing manager, service engineers, devops engineers (production engineers), a strategic relations manager, and more, see https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/

We're a remote only company on a mission to ensure everyone can contribute.
Jumbleberry (https://jumbleberry.com/) | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | Full Time (Senior, Intermediate Positions Available) | Backend, Frontend, Machine Learning, ML, UI, UX Developers

Jumbleberry is a bootstrapped, profitable startup operating as a CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) Ad Network. For the past 5 years we’ve offered our clients cost certainty and dependability for their online advertising campaigns.

We're in the process of building out new web based platforms for Advertisers and Marketers to connect and sell things online. In addition, we’re investing heavily in analytics and optimization infrastructure using Machine Learning to auto-optimize conversion funnels, decrease customer acquisition costs and provide targeted recommendations to our users to make their campaigns more profitable.

Your work will touch our entire network which drives hundreds of thousands of sales per month, where even a small performance improvement can have a large impact. We’re in the early stages of building out new systems and infrastructure, giving you the opportunity to play a large role in the future state of Jumbleberry and online advertising.

We're running Ubuntu, NodeJS, PHP, Nginx, Redis, MySQL, Redshift, Gearman, Aurora, Chef, Java, ReactJS, and many others.

We have a great office downtown Toronto and are seeking skilled individuals who are excited by design, R&D, analytics, and performance optimization. We have a work hard, play hard mentality.

Get in touch with me at ian@jumbleberry.com. I'd love to discuss more about our future plans and how you can fit in.
Scammers using search ads to pose as political candidates, rake in contributions
Gambit Research Ltd (http://gambitresearch.com) | London, UK | ONSITE | VISA | Full time | Python/Erlang/DevOps | Experienced and Graduate Positions

At Gambit we research and manage automated sports betting algorithms on behalf of our clients. Their algorithms run on our proprietary execution platform which interfaces with a large variety of bookmakers and exchanges, enabling access to the best prices and massive liquidity.

Our distributed, concurrent system has a core written in Erlang, which interacts with a wide variety of Python processes across the rest of the business. Some of the other technologies we use are: Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS), Docker, Ansible, C, C++, Julia, R, Go, JavaScript, AngularJS, Django, PostgreSQL, Redis, Apache Spark, RabbitMQ, Celery, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Graphite, Sentry, Git, GitLab.

We have a very flat hierarchy and an emphasis on developer freedom. We encourage people to work on areas of the code base that interest them, because we believe developers are happiest and most productive when intellectually stimulated.

We are looking for developers who have solid fundamentals in programming and maths and an ability to pick up new technologies. You don't need to be interested in sports or betting.

If this appeals to you, please email hn@gambitresearch.com
has SSLv2 enabled or has CVE-2015-3197 and accepts SSLv2 cipher suites even with SSLv2 disabled.
Yes, you're right and I would even add one case:

The things that people think they need. Be it plain consumerism or something cultural or social like honor, an iphone, a beautiful wife, a car for boys to impress girls or to go to work, a marriage before losing virginity.

In each of the above cases need in the survivalist sense and need in the subjective sense cannot be more different.

One will have a hard time arguing that those people don't need what we think they don't need.
"do the right thing" for a corp. is to maximize profits, full stop.

Labour laws exist to keep unfettered capitalism in check.
Mailchimp doesn't exactly do "bulk emails", they do newsletters.

There are lots of things that fall in between say a weekly email to 5k people (typical newsletter email) and a password reset (typical transactional email) that people used Mandrill for and now are rightly pissed.

I have a friend with a service that sends out 10k-ish customized mealplans each week to their paying customers (each email is fairly unique given where they are at in the customer cycle, preferences, tracking, etc.)

It's deeply tied into the rest of their infrastructure and Mandrill worked great for them, but Mailchimp definitely does not as it's not a newsletter.

Or imagine something like a system that alerts people when X band announces a concert date in Y town. Lots of people subscribe to get an email notification about that so it's 1 email to 500 people in Duluth. Not exactly a newsletter, not exactly transactional.
Please tell someone this in Australia with a straight face (and London, but things have slightly changed over the past 2 or so year). It is not as easy to get capital as you think..

There is a difference in company culture in the US and the non US tech-spheres. The US isn't conservative at all in its approach to get growth & this is reflected in fund raise sizes.
Monitorial | Sunny Santa Monica, CA | Python & Linux Security Engineers | Remote Welcome

We're a small team focused on server security monitoring. We are looking for freelance Django developers and Linux server sysadmin/security mavens.

Email: [recruiting] at [monitorial dot com] — Web: https://monitorial.com/
"High end dining", as in food that is deliberately overcomplicated and ridiculously high priced. This article has nothing to do with the average dinner table.
> I feel we've already lost. There's simply not enough force to stop what's happening.

Yeah, sadly, I have to agree with you. I think until there is a massive, public breach of this data people will assume its okay.

Even if people feel they have nothing to hide, I suspect the GCHQ and the Snoopers Charter will result in large scale private data collection that people are "okay" with the government but not the general public being aware of. However, once its all spilled into the public view they'll understand why this was a bad thing...at which point it'll be too late for an entire generation of people but gives hope for the future. :/
Have you done it?

Which would you prefer, a locked-down walled-in garden, ensuring you can only run a certain piece of software if company x tells you you can; or a more open marketplace that everyone can take part in, that occasionally has bad apples?
I think here that what would be more interesting uses of 3D printing with food is not to create nice geometries with semi-solid foods but to create layers of flavor that are not achievable without machine assistance. The plating of a dish is nice, but flavor really counts.

Also, a lab at Cornell has done work on 3D printing food: http://creativemachines.cornell.edu/node/194

And of course NASA is exploring 3D printing food in space: http://www.3dprintingprogress.com/articles/9147/3d-printing-...
How we built our API Docs
Location: México
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: HTML, CSS (SASS) JavaScript (Node, Angular, React, Flux), Python (Django), PHP, MySQL
Résumé/CV: https://abeestrada.com/resume
Email: abraham.estrada@gmail.com
I've worked for Silicon Valley startups all my life. From Iowa. Remotely.
I hear you. I spent ten minutes trying to find the order page. I naively thought it would just show up when the countdown hit 0.
What Is the Motivation for Hiring H-1Bs?
DRW Trading | http://drw.com | Chicago, IL | Full-time | ON SITE

DRW is hiring software engineers in a variety of areas.

We are looking for programmers with experience in C++, Clojure, Java, Ruby, or Python. There are also job openings for FPGA engineers and other specialist technical areas.

DRW Trading Group is a principal trading organization, meaning all of our trading is for our own account, and all of our methods, systems and applications are solely for our own use. Unlike hedge funds, brokerage firms and banks, DRW has no investors, clients or customers. DRW trades actively in a wide range of assets classes both domestically and internationally.

DRW is headquartered in Chicago and has offices in New York, London, and Montreal. We currently employ over 700 people worldwide from many different disciplines and backgrounds.
We have the long, articulated busses, too. The drivers also drive those as if they were behind the wheel of a sports car.
This looks really cool. This has some great potential.
Fujifilm will stop making FP-100C Polaroid-compatible film
Answer Demographics, China's Working Age Population peaked 4 years ago. Since then the working age population of China has been losing over a million people a year.

Long Story Short, it is too late for China, they just don't know it yet.
Since prediction A was wrong, logically, prediction B must also be wrong.
I agree with many points in Fama and French paper. However its conclusions are based on data more than 20 years old. Lots of things has changed since then. I would be curious to see the results with more recent data.
I've worked with a lot of different startups, mainly as an iOS developer. I've picked up web design and development as needed and pursue it in my spare time. Love working with smart and passionate people. Am open to both contract and full-time.

Location: Des Moines, IA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No, I would prefer to work remotely.
Technologies: iOS++, Android+, Java+, JavaScript
Résumé/CV: Can be found on my personal site or I can email it upon request.
Personal Site: www.nickschulze.com
Email: nschulze16@gmail.com
Mobile Developers (Graduate to Senior) | REPL Digital - http://www.replgroup.com/vacancy/#jobs-digital | Birmingham/Leeds UK | Full-Time, OnSite

We are currently looking for talented and creative mobile app developers to join our growing software team. We are working on a number of high profile projects for some of the world's biggest brands, and we need your help to build first class mobile applications using the latest technologies and development best practices.

You would be joining the company at an exciting time, as we are currently undergoing rapid expansion and you would have a chance to build your career in one the country’s leading suppliers of retail solutions.

Obligatory Skills and Experience

* C# Experience
* iOS or Android mobile development experience.
* Experience integrating with web-services
* Experience of agile development methodologies

Desirable Skills and Experience

* Knowledge of Apple provisioning process.
* Knowledge of Google Play Store.
* Experience developing with Xamarin.
* .NET Web Technologies - MVC, WPF, WCF
* Good knowledge of the Software Development Life-cycle
* Experience working in an Agile software environment.
I think this is a good philosophical debate that needs to be explored, however I am not sure how I see the safe argument as a poor analog.

On one hand the article proposes that writing something down on paper is an extension of the mind, yet does not even mention the obvious situation that must occur on a regular basis of confidential papers in a safe. These are admissible correct?

I still am searching for something new about smartphone vs older technology such as safes and paper, which must have hundreds of years of legal precedent to reference. Even the idea that the safe destroys it's contents if tampered with is not new (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptex).
market based competition and anti-inflation, but you can totally have a democracy that lacks these things - Greece, for example.

What? Greece is part of the Euro area and therefore under the ECB anti-inflation umbrella. This resulted in moderate inflation until the crisis at which point it's experienced deflation.

http://www.tradingeconomics.com/greece/inflation-cpi

Greece also has market based competition under EU law; it's enshrined in the aquis communitaire.
So... gunz...
McAfee shows how to crack (the Iphone to noobs) and gets to the point
NEXEDI | Lille/Munich/Paris/Tokyo | ONSITE | 3/6/12 months TRAINEE/INTERNS

We try to keep a group of trainees contributing to ongoing research projects or prototyping things we are curious about. Most of our staff have been former trainees and this is our preferred way of finding new colleagues. If you are passionate about open-source and like one of our current topics, get in touch.

Current topics (http://www.nexedi.com/jobs):

- Prototype JavaScript Unhosted Social Network

- Contribute to our Python Big Data Machine Learning platform Wendelin

- Hack Linux Kernel to help port the Babel protocol to Rina

- Tinker with a prototype of a Decentralized Web Cloud

- Try prototyping a Web Version Control System

- Try to use WebRTC to create a Web Mesh Network

- Continue building our Google-Free NayuOS

- Experiment with ERP5 and WebAssembly

About Nexedi:
We are a small team from all over the world (headquarters in Lille, France) creating open source software since 2001. Our work is split between client and research projects with ERP5 (enterprise software), SlapOS (Cloud Hosting) and Wendelin (Big Data platform) being our main solutions around which we provide services. We all work with Chromebooks, our offices are paperless and we have no meetings = we mostly hack.

Apply To: jobs(at)nexedi.com
It's always interesting to see the reasons behind food and the relation to the status classes.

I remember reading how in the Renaissance Madonnas had a high BMI (sorry for the use of BMI, I'm not sure if "little fat" it's an adequate way of describing them) because food were scarce and then being fat was a way of portraying wealth, see for reference the Mona Lisa or other Da Vinci paintings.

In modern times, healthy food is the new "wealth food" because it's more expensive due to several factors including but not limited to body preference for fats and sugars for historical and evolutionary reasons and how this has been exploited by the industry (e.g. fast food).

With that said when I hear "High End Dining" I think about a breast of chicken complemented with food intended to have a delicious tasting AND healthy.... not "this looks nice on photos" food.
And if we step outside SSL vulnerabilities:

- ILOVEYOU
- Melissa
- Slammer

We've been naming attacks for a long time. Perhaps one difference is that these days, a vulnerability is named if it's deemed high-risk/high-impact. In the past, vulnerabilities became well-known names once they'd been seen to do serious damage.
http://www.syntorial.com/ was very educational for me in learning what sounds go with what underlying waveforms/filters/etc.

The free demo contains the first 22 (out of 199) lessons.

As an aside, I goofed around with Overtone while watching & coded some bits here https://github.com/rogerallen/syntorial
I remember downloading the doom.wad from a local BBS. Ran out of disk space. Deleted command.com in order to free up space. Oops.
It all depends on what you mean by "diverse" really. In some circles, it seems to be a code word for "not white people" as if white people are all the same.
Common Stock Price to Preferred Stock Price in Private Tech
Vulkan Bindings for Java Are Also Available via LWJGL
Location: Brazil
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: C++, Objective-C, Lua, C, Android Java
Résumé/CV: http://coderofworlds.com/short-resume/ (outdated due to NDA, most recent project involves OpenCV and iOS)
Email: mauricio.gomes@coderofworlds.com
Location: New York

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: to Washington DC

Technologies: Ruby/Rails, JavaScript/ECMAScript/CoffeeScript, Node.js, Ember/React/Backbone (interested: Elixir, Clojure, Golang)

Résumé/CV: https://rossta.net/resume.pdf

Email: ross@rossta.net
I moved here with my wife from the UK on a H1-B a few years ago now.

Three weeks ago we drove (less than 1hr) to Stinson Beach, spent all day hiking the hills, spectacular views of the Bay, the City and the Farallon Islands in the distance.

Two weeks ago we drove to Monterey, took a Whale Watching boat ride for a few quid. We spent an hour watching a group of Orca hunt Sea Lion a couple hundred feet away.

Last weekend, we drove to Tahoe. Spent two days learning to ski, hung out with friends in our cabin.

This is all in February, the weather has been great. I don't know what we're doing next weekend, but it's probably not something that was in driving distance back home.

It's obviously a personal preference thing, but for me, the lifestyle matters far more than the job. Both me and my wife couldn't stand London any more. It's great for a visit, but that's my fill.
Early Access builds of JDK 9 b107 available
Service Manager
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: ITIL, SCRUM, SIX SIGMA, Overall management of global delivery teams (10-60 people) with various professions (Engineers, Operations Managers, Technicians, Project Leaders, Developers) across multiple platforms.
Resume/CV: https://be.linkedin.com/in/martinanigi
Email: martina.nigi1@gmail.com