skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The process to migrate is easy and simple and you can do it with just a few clicks.
Anime Movies tend to be weaker than their "TV series" counterpart. Like how books tend to be better than their movie version. I love Cowboy Bebop but the movie was underwhelming.
SeatGeek — New York, NY — Full Time — We're a mobile marketplace for tickets and live events.

Web Engineer — We're looking for someone who loves building for the web. Everything else (professional experience, where in the stack you fit, the languages you've used) is up for grabs. Details here: http://seatgeek.com/jobs/web_engineer/

iOS Engineer, Frontend Engineer, and lots more here: https://seatgeek.com/jobs
Permanent link to the original advisory (not the mailing list announcement), which "may be updated with additional details over time":

https://www.openssl.org/news/secadv/20160301.txt
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SEEKING WORK - UK Possibly On-site | Remote Preferred

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• Impressive client history, with over 15 years of experience with agencies and startups

• Team Management / Technical Director / Project delivery specialist on small to large projects

• Experienced Remote Worker

• Excellent Communicator

• Full stack front-end and back-end developer

• Frontend: HTML5,JS,CSS - Experienced in supporting modern / legacy browsers

• Back end: PHP Specialist, Composer, Symfony, Silex, Doctrine + much more

• Databases: MySQL, SQLite, Postgres, NoSQL

• Experience with Backbone, EmberJS, Cordova, NodeJS, Ruby / Rails

• Solid experience with deployment/setup to Linux, AWS, Docker

• Plenty of experience on security-focussed projects, PCI compliance, multi-million + e-commerce projects.

• Plus experienced Open-Source contributor, core-team for Bolt CMS (PHP/Symfony).

Get in touch if you'd like to talk. I currently have availability in March and April.

Email: ross@rossriley.co.uk,

Github: http://github.com/rossriley
It's not really a reference. It's just the same joke. I am pretty sure I have saw "sudo <real life action>" as a joke around the internet long before xkcd did it.
I'm not suggesting that progress has not occurred or that many of us are not better off, but to definitely say that we've swiftly solved or obliterated mass poverty, malnutrition, etc is ridiculous and callous to say the least. Again, these are issues we are still fighting today.
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Fueled | Product Manager (Senior + Mid-Level) | Soho, NYC | Full Time | $80K - $130K

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Fueled | Senior UI Designer | London + NYC | Full Time | $100K - $130K

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We’re working on award winning apps in our dope coworking space.
www.fueled.com/about

Benefits:

-Equity in the startups we work with

-Unlimited Vacation

-Macbook Air

-Performance bonus (10%)

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120kMoMA – Data Viz Study of Years Information in the MoMa Art Collection
Serverless, Inc. | Remote or Bay Area | React Engineers/AWS Infrastructure Engineers

Last year, we began building the first serverless application framework (http://www.serverless.com), enabling developers to build web, mobile and IoT applications exclusively on event-driven infrastructure like AWS Lambda. Since then, we’ve been on the front page of Hacker News several times, collected around 7,000 Github stars and we've been funded by one of the top VC firms in the cloud infrastructure space (we’ll announce who soon).

Now, we’re doing something bigger. We’re looking for seasoned AWS infrastructure and React engineers to build a secretive, ambitious project that will potentially have a large impact on application delivery and open-source in general.

Though our company, and this project in particular, you will use cutting-edge technologies like AWS Lambda and GraphQL to solve longstanding problems with application delivery. Together, we will define new serverless/event-driven architectural paradigms, and help all developers deliver scalable applications, efficiently. This is a fantastic experience if you are forward-looking and ambitious.

team@serverless.com
It's primarily American English, as far as I know, hence it may be a bit more foreign and unusual to those of us in the EU.
Can you speak to the security implications of building the container as a remapped root and running as a user?

My understanding is that the most important reason to have root in the container is to install software through the standard measures, but obviously, we don't want to have to run our build process for containers as root on the real host.

Given the comparatively restricted behavior, is this a good practice or are there implications of using a remapped root during container build time that would linger on to run time?
Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington) NC (RDU), London, Stockholm(!) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet.

Howdy HN! Distil Networks is a growing startup in the web-security industry. We build SaaS that blocks malicious bots, scrapers, and scripts from attacking our customer’s websites and APIs. This reduces fraud, content theft, spam, and helps eliminate lots of security issues. We have a global network that actively blocks web traffic based on human/ non-human signatures. Our customers love us, our investors love us, and we’re looking to hire.
We have offices in SF, DC, North Carolina, London, and now Sweden!

What we’re looking for (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks?lever-via=3TYvimYmGi):

Specifically we need:
-A Data Engineer (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/c2f85048-55da-49c9-9c0c...)

-DevOps - System Admin (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/e7f0ede3-647b-4282-bf07...)

- DevOps - System Engineering (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/b4c90b41-7d35-451e-858a...)

-Customer Success Managers (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/4d09d09d-d68a-478d-8bbe...)

-Support Engineers (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/29f2ad17-fccd-4caa-95ad...)

- Front End Engineer (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/6e54a1b2-7192-49c3-be82...)

- Senior Learning and Development Manager (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/a3d0b123-ca99-476c-ba4c...)

- Web developer (https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks/4bf2ca97-8252-426c-ace8...)

We’re also hiring for Marketing, Recruiting, Finance, and Sales! Basically everything.
Mandrill’s Betrayal
back{4}app is actually the first real Parse migration. It requires minimum effort to migrate the API and almost no changes in the frontend.
Essentially correct but so many facile lines come out of french theory ("signifies nothing") although the anti-politics label is good.

Also it is dangerous to underestimate the flexibility of "the system." Because it hasn't tried to "buy off" the masses since 1978 or so, it may be able to do so at low cost.
SEEKING WORK

Location: Vancouver, Canada

Remote: Yes

I'm a C++ expert with over 15 years professional experience in the games industry (EA, THQ, several smaller independent developers). I have extensive realtime 3D graphics experience as well as expertise in optimization, debugging and console development.

I'm currently working on a Virtual Reality project as I see massive potential for VR over the next few years but I'm interested in remote contracting opportunities up to 50% of my time, particularly in the VR space.

I have experience working on many different platforms and in teams ranging in size from small indie projects to AAA game teams with 100s of members. My background is game development but my expertise in C++, optimization and 3D and GPGPU programming are relevant to a number of non-games applications.

Resume: https://careers.stackoverflow.com/mattnewport

Game Credits: http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,14....

Github: https://github.com/mattnewport

LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/mattnewport

Email: matt@mattnewport.com
It's both a never ending disaster and the greatest resource in the history of the world.
Stridatum LLC | REMOTE or Charlotte, NC | Full-Time | Go Developer

Stridatum is a small software development house working on a few projects in Go (Golang if you're searching this page). IoT, embedded systems, big data, you name it! We also have some opportunities in iOS and Android if you're interested in working on those too. (That is, you must have Go experience, we are not looking for iOS-only or Android-only devs). We're a lot like the seed-stage startups we work with because there's a big variety to the projects you get to work on.

I don't care about your experience or resume, I only care if you can code, communicate, and work well with others. If you're reading this, put the string DrPepper into your email. You should definitely have good attention to detail, and be self-motivated.

If you want to work on Go, and live in a low cost of living area, relocation may be possible after a trial period. But remote is great too (we actually don't even have an office right now).

Email jobs at stridatum.com with a Go code sample/github profile for more info.
Hannibal Directive
Google's self-driving car crash is a positive sign
Location: Taiwan
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Machine learning, data science
Résumé/CV: on request
Email: rh2305 at columbia
Second Spectrum - offices located in Los Angeles (HQ), Boston, and Shanghai

Player tracking data is transforming the sports experience, and Second Spectrum is at the forefront of this revolution. Leveraging unique capabilities in spatiotemporal pattern recognition and machine learning, we transform this data into highly specific and actionable analytics for professional teams, while enhancing storylines for broadcasters and creating new interactive experiences for all sports fans. Currently, we serve nearly half of NBA teams, and have media partnerships with ESPN and FOX, among others. We are also developing products across several other professional sports, including football, soccer, and baseball. Our board and investors include top names in Silicon Valley and the sports/media world, including Steve Bornstein, former CEO of ESPN and NFL Network, David Hornik, Partner at August Capital, and Mark Stevens, former Partner at Sequoia Capital and board member of NVIDIA.

We are looking to fill a variety of engineering roles, in areas such as:

- Full stack

- UI / UX

- Dev-ops

- Machine learning

- Computer vision

The responsibilities range from sophisticated UI design that supports detailed but intuitive analytics - to front-end interfaces that will appear on national sports broadcasts - to scalable backend infrastructure that supports robust video streaming - to ML and CV engineering which enables the semantic layer to understand the game. Our software stack is based around Node, Go and Python, and we also use C++ for our video systems.

In addition to these roles, we are also looking for experienced mobile developers to help build out mobile applications on iOS and Android for a beta consumer product.

If you're interested in joining us, our jobs email is work@secondspectrum.com. I'm also available for any questions you might have at karl@secondspectrum.com
Sadly this round of tests was rather rushed due to the imminent decommissioning of the donated hardware used to run these benchmarks [1].

There was no pre-release of the results to contributors, meaning that frameworks with unusually high error rates were not investigated. I am thinking particularly of Phoenix [2], as this is the first round in which it was included.

Hopefully for round 13 they will have better availability of hardware, and be able to follow to the release process they have previously used.

For anyone able to help, they are looking for a donor for test machines [3].

[1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/framework-benchmarks/Hq4qxj0...

[2] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/phoenix-talk/6cjJx61FPBg/LGs...

[3] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/framework-benchmarks/IiDBC6l...
I don't know about London specifically but with regard to cyclists I get the impression that bus and lorry drivers have become more careful these days for one reason: the growing number of cyclists with cameras mounted on their bikes or helmets, and in cities even more so due to the number of CCTV cameras that could also catch dangerous behaviour. Furthermore some buses in bad areas have their own cameras watching the road recording in case of dispute (hooked to the same recording equipment that records inside the bus to capture events where passengers attack each other or the driver).

The average bus and lorry driver always was pretty safe on the roads and courteous with it, of course. They haven't changed.

But there were a lot of idiots out there in all forms of transport who were not so careful and got away with it because "who was going to know?". If it came to an argument it was the cyclist's word against theirs and if it came to court they could threaten to sue for damage to professional reputation if the case was lost by the cyclist. Now with a helmet cam the cyclist has evidence so it isn't just word against word. In most jurisdictions a single helmet cam recording is not sufficient for a prosecution (and may even not be directly admissible as evidence in court) but more than one complaint is usually enough for the bus/lorry company to investigate further (which they will as there are potential fines for not and in some places that threat has teeth) and evidence from official CCTV and on-bus recorders is usually admissible (the former because it is operated by the authorities, the latter because the driver has consented to being recorded). If there is a chance you will get caught and successfully charged with dangerous driving (or the lesser offence of driving without due care and attention) then bad/aggressive/otherwise-unsafe drivers are likely to put more effort into being less bad as it can get them reprimanded by their employer, possibly sacked, possible prosecuted, and it can harm their ability to get driving jobs in future.

So the average carefulness of large vehicle drivers is improving because of monitoring, the perceived average even more so because we never notice the good drivers as much so the bad ones look more statistically relevant than they might actually be.

I have had a "near death incident" or two, so the situation is still far from perfect, but these days I see more complaints about large cars (SUV types and people carriers) and private vans, than buses or lorries.
Humans will also adapt. If there are local driving quirks in an area that the automated cars don't follow, after watching the automated cars fail to follow them a few times, people will account for the unexpected behavior.

This is already an issue humans solve in the context of tourists driving through town, who aren't accustom to local rules like "First driver at an intersection gets to make a left on green instead of yielding to the column of oncoming straight traffic."
This has been discussed before.

I'll most likely add this feature sometime in the future.

Discussion: https://github.com/bigcompany/hook.io/issues/113
I don't understand this. Who cares what other people think! You have ZERO control over the perception others have of you. The sooner you realize this the better.

I am teaching my 5 and 7 year old children this very important fact of life. The things you actually control are very, very limited. If you can't control your own heart beat, why would you worry about what others thought of your helmet, jeans, hair cut, shoes, etc? The fact is even if it was "cool" to some, it would be idiotic to others... and you have no control over either.
"Free market" people are very happy messing with people's freedom if it suits them. Just look at IP laws. The "free market" people were also very happy to get bailouts during the financial crisis in 2008. They wont as much state intervention as everyone else.
No offence but this quote seems a bit trite? I watched this movie years ago but I don't really remember it. Did it predict smartphones? That's kind of a litmus test.
If you are interested in GiTS and also are an occasional gamer, I would strongly recommend to give Deus Ex a try. The story of the first game deals with similar themes as GiTS.
Thanks for sharing! This is a great way to document and see documentation for main targets in Makefile.

We use Makefile in same way to execute project related tasks like deployments and run development environments. This will even further help to show main targets from a Makefile easily and pretty standard way. Will be taken into use.

You can achieve similar by writing bash scripts, but it will be mostly custom and others need to learn how to use it and extend it. Makefile gives you a standard way of writing small utilities related to all your project, and almost everybody knows how Makefile works and if not, they can learn from existing documentation.
I think you've mistaken "capitalistic" for "good"; each of your points is a way in which LVT is not capitalistic, even if it is a way in which it is desirable.
Philadelphia, PA | Blackfynn | http://www.blackfynn.com | Full Time | Frontend Engineer & UX Designer | ONSITE

Neuroscience data – EEG, MRI, microscopy, genetics, and associated metadata – is some of the most complex that is used in science today. Standing alone, each component does little to solve complicated problems in research, development, and clinical care. Epilepsy, Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, depression, Parkinson’s Disease and other neurologic conditions affect one in six people worldwide. Without the ability to work collaboratively with this data in an integrated manner, and in the relevant context including links to metadata, teams of researchers and clinicians are prevented from making fundamental discoveries that advance the field toward better medicines, devices and care delivery approaches. Blackfynn’s Data Management Platform solves this problem by enabling data integration and collaborative science. Help us solve this problem, and you will help improve the lives of tens of millions of people worldwide living with neurologic illness.

We’re a small team (4 today), well funded, and we’re looking for a frontend engineer and a UX designer to join us. We’re based in Old City in Philadelphia. Our stack today is Java, JS, and Polymer all on AWS.

Questions - please email tom@blackfynn.com
I made a web search for that name but didn't find it. I think parent commenter must have misspelled it.

I found something else, though, through that search: http://www.nackerhews.com/news. Be sure to follow the link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoonerism at the bottom (or here where I just repeated it) to understand what it's all about.
I was replying to this line

> This is a lot cleaner. The PID stuff can be done with bash too.

In any case, until there is a tool which is as ubiquitous and as declarative as make you're going to have hard time convincing those of use who use it this way to stop.
Kubernetes has a nice solution to the problem of distributing secrets.

See http://kubernetes.io/v1.1/docs/user-guide/secrets.html
Much of this trial is being held in the court of public opinion. If the FBI does not win this case, there will be a massive push to pass a law giving the FBI these rights, which requires popular support. The FBI have wisely decided to exploit a tragedy to push through their assault on rights, and to use the families of the victims as a weapon to garner sympathy. One person has decided he doesn't want his tragedy exploited, and is brave enough to say that out loud. That's a huge deal.
Mostly. See the DROWN FAQ [1] regarding the SSLLabs test.

[1] https://www.drownattack.com/#faq-ssllabs
Location: Berlin, Germany or Poznań, Poland

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No, but you can tempt me if the job is aligned with my interests.

Technologies: C, C++, OpenGL, POSIX, Linux, shell scripting, JavaScript

Résumé/CV: https://careers.stackoverflow.com/hadrianw
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ozozOF2yzw9CHgPCcAjs8WvA...

Email: hadrian@hawski.com

A few of the things that I want to do in my spare time:

- Port Blender [1] to Pepper/NaCl

- Finish my Acme [2] inspired text editor (https://github.com/hadrianw/werf)

- Write a HTML5 game using Pixi.js

- Learn Go-lang

- Create receiving e-mail proxy with usage of Let's Encrypt in a way that only client would have private key for certificate

[1] https://www.blender.org/

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acme_%28text_editor%29
side topic and NSFW: https://vimeo.com/96621373 is a interesting attempt to do the front sequence in a live action video. They do a good job, and it is as NSFW as the original.

I do wonder how the hollywood version will mess up this movie.
Caching for a Global Netflix
Teachers Pay Teachers | NYC | Full-Time | Engineers, Product Managers, Product Designers

Teachers Pay Teachers is a community of millions of educators who come together to share their work, their insights, and their inspiration with one another. We are the first and largest open marketplace where teachers share, sell, and buy original educational resources. Since we've started, authors on Teachers Pay Teachers have earned over $200M. Here's a bit more of the backstory (http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/06/technology/a-sharing-econo...).

Our engineering culture focuses on Fearless Development (http://engineering.teacherspayteachers.com/2015/10/11/the-fe...), curiosity, learning, and autonomy.

I'd be happy to chat about positions over email at nhurst@teacherspayteachers.com.
SEEKING WORK

Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: yes

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
Location: Chicago
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python/Django
Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tdlekkas
Email: t.lekkas[at]practalis.com

Python/Django developer with project management experience. Looking for PM positions or developer position.
Important Part for Any ECommerce Website: Abandoned Shopping Cart Management
Setting up a bank account under an assumed name is pretty blatantly illegal in most countries.
VaxTrac | QA Software Engineer | Washington, DC | ONSITE

Job Description: VaxTrac is looking for a talented QA engineer who shares our passion for making a difference in the world. We build tools to improve the delivery of health care to those that need it most.

Skills and Requirements

+ Experience programming web, mobile or desktop applications

+ Knowledge of automated testing methods and tools

+ Extraordinary skill in distilling and communicating complex concepts

+ Ability to write simple and clear documentation

+ Eagerness to travel and spend time in remote corners of the globe

Bonus points

+ Experience writing or testing native Android applications

+ Computational data analysis experience

+ A keen eye for visual elements and design

+ French language fluency

+ Primary or secondary technical support experience

+ Bachelor's degree or higher in a technical discipline

Benefits

+ Unlimited vacation policy

+ Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

+ 401k match

+ Great office space w/ beer tap

+ Flexible remote work policy

Please email a cover letter and resume to careers@vaxtrac.com
ssl_cipher_list = ALL:!LOW:!SSLv2:!EXP:!aNULL

Does this just disable all SSLv2 ciphers, or disable SSLv2 via SSL_OP_NO_SSLv2? The former might not be enough, unless your OpenSSL version includes fixes from 1.0.2f and g.