skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Blindly shoving all your money into Vanguard ETFs is a strategy that works well for almost every individual who's retirement period maxes out at 70 years (for the MMM types).

An endowment is a fund of money designed to sustain operations of it's benefactor forever. Not 10 years. Not 50 years. Literally forever. When you're operating on an indefinite timescale your idea of "risk" changes considerably.

Take a look at the Harvard Endowment report[1], specifically the table on page 2. They are incredibly well diversified, across domestic and international public equities, as well as private equity, commodities, fixed income securities (bonds, etc), real estate, and a category they call "absolute return", which is where they've placed money into external hedge funds. If the US economy tanks, they'll be fine. If Europe falls apart, they'll be fine. A bunch of start up unicorns fail in Silicon Valley? Fine.

My point is that the article completely misses the goals of an endowment. They don't particularly care about matching or beating an index, nor do they care about risk (as measured by volatility). They care about wipe out risk, on the scale of centuries.

[1]: http://www.hmc.harvard.edu/docs/Final_Annual_Report_2014.pdf
JustPark | London, UK | ONSITE | Full-Time

We’re looking for a super smart iOS developer with Swift experience to join the JustPark team and help us take our product to the next level.

The stack

Swift, Cocoa Touch, Core Animation, Core Location, MapKit, Git, Jira and Jenkins

About us

Parking is a broken industry. It drains our fuel tanks, our wallets, our time and our sanity. It's been clogging up our towns for too long. At JustPark, we've officially had enough, and life's too short not to fix things.

We connect the dots to ensure that those who need parking find the people who have it going spare. Our business is unlocking potential: we help homeowners, churches, schools, hotels, pubs and commercial car parks to boost their income by filling their empty spaces, making the most of the assets they have.

JustPark is one of London's most exciting and fast-growing startups - with a record-breaking £3.7m equity crowdfunding round under its belt, on top of investment from BMW and Index Ventures. In 2015 alone, JustPark were featured in WIRED’s top 10 hottest startups, crowned winners of Richard Branson's 'Pitch to Rich', and nominated for the Growing Business Awards UK Employer of the Year.

Benefits

Competitive salary; Generous stock options to match; Unlimited holiday; Free daily gourmet lunches, prepared by our lovely in-house chef; MacBook Pro; Free parking at any JustPark space and the standard startup table tennis and Friday beers.

Learn more about the role and apply: https://justpark.workable.com/jobs/192923.
This man used a clever trick to find out what users really thought of his app
Artificial Intelligence as Force of Nature
You should think of all these operations in terms of the state they persist. For example, a database migration doesn't modify the application at all, but only the data directory wherever your database is running (whether mounted in another container or across a network).

Whatever process is orchestrating your containers should take responsibility for running setup chores in a separate, ephemeral container from the eventual application container.

docker-compose is often not enough, unfortunately.
Why Google Wants You to AMP Up Your Site
They're not saying Africa isn't diverse, they're saying if SF is diverse, then Oakland is REALLY diverse (aka Africa)
"If this new study is any indication, the people who have capital will just keep getting richer."

And the poor cannibalize each other for paltry returns that are often be eclipsed by operating costs & repairs.Yay, Service Economy.

My favorite SE quote, of late:

"I'll cut your lawn, you cut mine & we'll grow rich together!"
"Democracy is declining worldwide", huh? I had no idea there were significant instances of rule by citizen majority since the Roman Republic eclipsed Hellenistic Greece, if you can even push it that late. Given that the HN forum is populated by so many technologists, I'm surprised more people aren't bothered by the loose and often wrong application of terminology.
MoodBox- the speaker that senses your emotions
Location: Dallas, TX
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: US, Tornado Alley and east
(or Seattle for a really good opportunity)
Technologies: C, Java, Python, AngularJS, Matlab, Fortran
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/waynekrug (can provide PDF on request)
Email: wmkrug+hn@gmail.com

I'm an EE who wants back in to the embedded world. I have been out of it for almost four years, but have kept myself current and feel like I could jump back in to my previous job (or similar) with no retooling period. I would take anything in the embedded space, but I really want something in signal processing or aerospace that does not involve working for the DOD.

Note that I am interested only in embedded or systems level roles. I am willing to take a demotion to get the position I want; i.e., I don't expect to be paid like a 14-year veteran.
Location: I study in Iowa, although I'm from Zimbabwe (F-1)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS

Resume/CV: http://fgandiya.me/gandiyaresume.pdf

Email: gandiyafarai@gmail.com

As a sophomore, I'm looking for an internship over the summer to see what software engineering is like in the real world.
That is largely correct.

It was intended as a purely transaction / alerting / etc. mail platform and not for bulk/marketing emails.

However, I never went over the free limits with that sort of mail which I suspect was the problem. My guess is 90% of the revenue was people using it for bulk email and so they figure forcing them to MailChimp isn't a major loss.
The make-or-break factor for media's mobile-first strategy du jour
I am curious to know which other apps you refer to. You answered you question yourself actually - mobile integration is key. iOS and Android extensions allow users to add comments not only to any page in the browser, but to all URLs that other apps share. Like Tumblr posts shared from Tumblr app.
On another note - public comments do not necessarily mean that you need an active instant discussion. You can leave a review, for example.
MoodBox is way more than just your average speaker with crystal clear 360-degree hi-fi sound with ambient lighting - it also talks to you, understands you and empathizes with you. By utilizing it’s emotional intelligence capabilities, MoodBox is able to learn you and understand your moods and provide music and ambient lighting to cater to the way you are feeling at any time.
[1602.08492] Localization and broadband follow-up of gravitational-wave GW150914
If one use host volumes, Docker has no way to setup them in a way that are usable for non-root container. There are workarounds, but running as root is a simplest thing to do that I think many follow.
I have some availability to do freelance work, roughly a day or two per week. I have extensive SaaS experience with US based startups.

Location: Canada, but only remote work.
Remote: Yes, only.
Willing to relocate: No, could travel once in a while but that's about it.
Technologies: Ruby (Rails, or not), JavaScript, CoffeeScript, testing frameworks like RSpec and Jasmine, Go, React.
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jipiboily
Email: j@jipi.ca
CentOS "no packages marked for update"

hmm, still at openssl-1.0.1e-51.el7_2.2.x86_64
DevResults | Remote | Full-Stack Software Engineer

Apply at http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/108465/growing-profita...

DevResults is a bootstrapped startup improving the world of international aid and development. We are a completely remote company and you would be employee eleven. We are looking for smart, self-driven individuals to help us make a global impact on the world by improving the effectiveness of aid and development organizations.

Experience Needed:
* You are comfortable working in html, javascript and sql. Our backend is in c#, which you don't have to know, but you can't dislike it either.
* You care about performance and understand how to dissect a function and improve it's big-O performance
* You are an excellent communicator. We are a completely distributed team and communication problems really slow us down

http://devresults.com/en/p/home
Clariture - http://clariturehealth.com - San Francisco, CA - Full Time - ONSITE

We’re hiring back-end and front-end engineers to help us revolutionize healthcare marketing. The healthcare industry is way behind in adopting many of the innovations in digital marketing, and as a result there’s a massive amount of money being wasted on ineffective marketing channels.

We're a small team and we're still very early in the development of a number of products. We can offer competitive compensation, a strong team foundation, mentorship, opportunities for professional development and community service, and twice-annual trips to Nashville!

Come help us build the future of digital marketing for healthcare!

We’re hiring:

* Back-end engineers (Python, Django, PostgreSQL) - http://newton.newtonsoftware.com/career/JobIntroduction.acti...

* Front-end engineers (AngularJS, d3.js, Foundation) - http://newton.newtonsoftware.com/career/JobIntroduction.acti...
favorite bit:

"The world is a big place, and it’s really not that unique. It’s not a utopia to be built through a technological elite. It’s a city, where people live."
From what I read it was something along the lines of it lacks multiculturalism and is closed off.

Of course that isn't the issue where an entire continent is compared to a small American town...

Edit: Oh I see, of course I have never visited Oakland so I do not understand what is said between the lines. Unless the implication was a small town is as diverse as a continent in some kind of hyperbole.
Tweag I/O | Paris, France | Full-time, onsite

Tweag I/O is looking for distributed systems engineers to be part of one of several projects focused on developing the next wave of storage solutions in Haskell and in C, targeted at the Exascale.

We are a research and development laboratory at the heart of Europe, applying functional programming techniques to tame the complexity of distributed systems and scale predictably.
For this position we're looking to have you join a local team near our headquarters here in Paris. We're pretty happy to look at helping you relocate if you're up to spending some time in this beautiful city. Fluency in French not required.

Many of our existing folks come from diverse backgrounds, be it a PL research and/or formal methods background, high-speed storage or machine learning. We are the active maintainers of the Cloud Haskell project and authors of the HaskellR and Sparkle projects, among other open source contributions. Our engineers spend a fair amount of time building the tools they need to make their life here a happy one. We love Nix and Stack so much to build and deploy our software that we made it easy to use both together (see our blog for more on all of these: http://www.tweag.io/)

If you like the idea of working on the software plumbing and infrastructure for tomorrow's Science, by systematically decomposing them into simple, orthogonal solutions that compose and commute like in algebra, give us a shout at jobs@tweag.io!
IBM Watson Health | Multiple positions | Dallas, TX | Onsite | Full-time | Citizen | Ruby on Rails, React, .Net, Mongo

I’m currently a Rails Developer for IBM Watson Health out of Dallas. My team is working on tools to allow healthcare providers to holistically manage their patient populations.

For the Rails roles, a little experience in React would be a bonus. My personal email is in my profile. Feel free to reach out!

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In Dallas:

• Ruby on Rails (Possible REMOTE)- http://u.rfer.us/IBET1o2JYn

• Senior Ruby on Rails (Possible REMOTE)- http://u.rfer.us/IBEBDu2JYq

• Instructional Designer - http://u.rfer.us/IBEH992JZK

• Release Engineer - http://rfer.us/IBEeho1eci

• QA / Test Automation Engineer - http://rfer.us/IBEu0K1qd4

• Entry Software Engineer (Microsoft toolset C#, ASP.Net + Mongo) - http://u.rfer.us/IBE.hO2JYz

• Software Engineer (Microsoft toolset C#, ASP.Net, Mongo) - http://rfer.us/IBE7S_1ecn

• Senior Software Engineer (Microsoft toolset *C#, ASP.Net, Mongo) http://u.rfer.us/IBEoVI2JYv

• Database Administrator - http://rfer.us/IBE-hX1ed3

• Software Engineer - Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) - http://rfer.us/IBE13w1ed7

• Dev Ops Engineer - http://u.rfer.us/IBEbJU2JYf

• Integration Architect - http://u.rfer.us/IBEMZN2JYj

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Hat tip to Softlayer down the road.

• Data Center Manager - http://u.rfer.us/IBE.2K2JZB
Crack addicts are more likely to take gum crewing advice than addiction advice.
Is worth to get a debt collection agency for overseas clients?
In Europe, collection services tend to work because people would rather pay than go through the agencies' efforts in collecting. Some worry about privacy, other worry about legal consequences, but eventually it tends to work.

Is it the same in the US, or are collection services somehow restricted and not as effective?
Location: Iowa

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C#, ASP.NET, angularjs, javascript

Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/1OLRgmB
Full time, remote within US and UK

Ksplice is the leading technology that allows administrators to patch the critical components of a Linux system on the fly with zero downtime and zero disruption. We're a distributed team of engineers forming part of the Linux and Virtualization group at Oracle with a passion for working on exciting technology, software craftmanship and all things Linux.

We're looking for experienced DevOps and Systems professionals to join our team.

As a DevOps engineer, you would be responsible for managing Ksplice's infrastructure for building and serving critical security "hot fix" updates for various flavors of the Linux kernel and for user space applications. Our customers depend on us to keep their systems up-to-date and secure, so we would depend on you to make sure our systems stay running and secure. Ksplice has a rich infrastructure that utilizes virtualization heavily. We are looking for somebody who can help us take that infrastructure and modernize it.

As a systems engineer, you would be responsible for expanding Ksplice to patch even more of the system, adding support for new releases and improving our workflow. If you take pride in crafting software, don't rest until you full understand complex problems and are curious about what happens on the layer below then Ksplice will be of interest to you. You'll like working at all levels of a Linux system, developing tooling in Python, building distributed systems and solving difficult problems at each layer.

The Oracle Ksplice team is a remote team, so you must be comfortable interacting remotely and working autonomously. We are a small team that expects its members to be comfortable with self-directed work. We won't micro-manage you, but, in return, we expect you to learn your job well enough that you know what is important to work on.

More information about Ksplice is available at http://ksplice.oracle.com/ and you can contact me by email at jamie.iles@oracle.com for more detailed specs. Oracle is an equal opportunity employer.
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Frontend developer looking for opportunities

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Location: NYC (New York)

Remote: NO

Willing to relocate: NO

Technologies: Javascript, React, Redux, Node ...

Résumé/CV: jingpingwang.com

Email: jenncoding@gmail.com

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This. I've typed in one of my domain names and found out my Postfix had SSLv2 for some odd reason. No idea why, I always assumed the defaults had SSLv2 properly disabled. Wrote explicit `smtpd_tls_protocols = TLSv1, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2, !SSLv2, !SSLv3`, reloaded the daemon, ran ` openssl s_client -connect localhost:25 -starttls smtp -ssl2`, saw the negotiation failure, hope I'm good now.
Same here, although with C++ only. And still continuing using it.
CommercialTribe | Denver, CO | Onsite | Full-time

Looking for junior and senior sales roles, including Business Development and Sales Director roles. Join a team creating a technology that helps sales reps practice, train, and master their message.

Benefits: RTD EcoPass, competitive salary and comp package, full health benefits, powder days

Learn more and apply: https://www.commercialtribe.com/careers
Very nice, thanks. I hate the UI of these tools ("tc filter add dev eth0 protocol ip parent 10: prio 1 u32 match ip dport 22 0xffff flowid 10:1"), so this will come in handy for my use cases, which are usually more something like "simulate a bad network".
Sorry, clarified my comment a bit more
Sr Data Scientists and Statisticians | Spreemo | NYC (full time, on-site) | $100 – $140k, 0 – 0.1% Equity

Spreemo, a high-growth, venture-backed company headquartered in NY, is on a mission to improve patient outcomes through high-quality care. By establishing broadly accepted quality metrics for physicians and providing transparency of cost over a collaborative platform enabling end-to-end care management, Spreemo is doing just that. Today, the focus is on radiology and other diagnostic tests for occupational injuries – Spreemo connects patients with a nationwide network of over 4,000 diagnostic providers. At the same time, through its Quality Research Institute, Spreemo engages in innovative clinical research to help define best practice, establish a currency of quality, and understand implications for patient outcomes. Spreemo’s vision is to apply the lessons learned in radiology to other areas of medicine with the long-term aim of enabling true collaboration of high quality providers to deliver improved outcomes and reduced costs for America’s most pervasive injuries and illnesses.
http://spreemo.com/careers/senior-data-scientist/
http://spreemo.com/careers/data-scientist-statistician/
Comcast[0] is a nice alternative if you're looking to simulate poor network conditions.

[0] https://github.com/tylertreat/comcast
East Coast (NY, DC, MA, GA) & Palo Alto or San Francisco, CA | Marketing Positions | ONSITE | Full Time

It's an exciting time to be at Cloudera!

Have you heard that Cloudera will support President Barack Obama’s Precision Medicine Initiative? Our very own Mike Olson has been leading this effort. More here: http://bit.ly/1TkMvbT

Additionally, we need some great marketing folks:
A Public Sector Marketing Manager based out of the East Coast http://app.jobvite.com/m?3abhQhwe
&

A Director of Product Marketing based in San Francisco or Palo Alto, CA http://app.jobvite.com/m?3zehQhwG

WHY CLOUDERA?

Amazing people -We are a fun & smart team,including many of the top luminaries in Hadoop and related open source communities.We frequently interact with the research community, collaborate with engineers at other top companies & host cutting edge researchers for tech talks.

Innovative work - Cloudera pushes the frontier of big data & distributed computing, as our track record shows.We work on high-profile open source projects, interacting daily with engineers at other exciting companies,speaking at meet-ups, etc.

Great culture -Transparent and open meritocracy.Everybody is always thinking of better ways to do things, & coming up with ideas that make a difference.We build our culture to be the best workplace in our careers.

Experience - Be part of the exhilarating ride at a fast-growing pre-IPO startup

Feel free to ping me directly: infosourcer [at] cloudera [dot] com
I'm a Product Manager for Hire. If you need someone to help you (temporarily or full-time) manage and improve your product, then I'm your guy.

Location: Around the World
Remote: YES
Willing to relocate: Maybe.
Skills: Product Management, Product Development, Project Management
Technologies: GitHub, Trello, inVision, Mixpanel, Google Analytics, and many more.
Résumé/CV: http://constantbetasoftware.com/2015/12/02/hire-me.html#why-me
Email: contact@constantbetasoftware.com
Personalized recommendations: on the difficulty of pleasing everyone
Learn SQL in 30 Minutes Using R and sqldf
ReactiveOps - Remote, USA (full-time, part-time, W2 or 1099)
Site Reliability Engineer / AWS Automation Engineer

https://www.reactiveops.com

Email matt [at] reactiveops . com with your resume, linkedin, or other representative thing I can read, and then pass along to others within the team.

We do "DevOps" consulting - AWS infrastructure automation, migrations, creating high availability systems, CoreOS/Docker setups, monitoring and alerting, etc. and are looking for a veteran AWS infrastructure engineer to work on client projects, in addition to 20% time spent developing our in-house automation framework (which we sell as a "fractional Ops Team" via DevOps-as-a-Service).

We are open to full-time, part-time, W2 or subcontractors, depending on your area of expertise and desire. Strong, fluent command of English language - written and verbal - is required.

You should have extensive experience automating, monitoring, and scaling applications on an AWS workload. You should be an expert at infrastructure automation (Ansible preferred, but we also do Chef, Puppet, Salt, etc.) and know the AWS API inside and out.

You've done work from home before (it's not for everyone) and have a quiet, professional office space you work out of (in your house, some coworking space, etc.). You are comfortable leading client engagements and are fearless in telling them when they're trying to get you to do the wrong thing. You thrive when working with limited day-to-day oversight and feedback from either the client or RO management, and are mature enough to proactively reach out for help when you need it.
Location: Cleveland OH USA

Remote: Sure

Willing to relocate: Can't :(

Technologies: HTML, CSS, JS, UI/UX design

Résumé/CV: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brendancullen

Email: brendan at brendancullen dot com
Attribution – Foursquare
Location: NY
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: FrontEnd (JS/HTMl/CSS), Backend (RoR, Django, ect.), Server setup and management
Résumé/CV: http://cj.gg/
Email: cj (at) cj (dot) gg

Experienced developer with experience in fashion and luxury e-commerce (Beyonce, Victoria Beckham, Kaufmann Mercantile, ect.)
GetYourGuide GmbH | Berlin, Germany | Full Time | Onsite | Frontend, Backend, Full Stack Engineers, Head of Business Intelligence, Head of Mobile Engineering, Head of Growth Technology

GetYourGuide are on a mission to turn trips into amazing experiences by leveraging technology to create a kick-ass product that revolutionises the way travellers find and book things to do in their destinations. We are customer focussed and totally data driven and are currently ramping up our Engineering teams.

We are one of the fastest growing internet marketplaces in Europe and are transforming the local travel market. Over the past 5 years we have grown from a garage company to millions of annual customers. We have raised more than $95 million in funding to date. Engineering is at the very heart of us trying to create an amazing product.

Our technology stack includes Chef, Nginx, Apache, HAProxy, PHP, MySQL, Elasticsearch, RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL and Node.js

Why not find out more about us and our job openings via our careers page http://grnh.se/qmkt7n