skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's exactly the information the "babel" rows provide? Each row is a given "ES6 implementation" and how it performs compared to the baseline "ES5 native" implementation of a feature.

So the first row of each section is the babel-compiled (to ES5) ES6, the second is traceur-compiled, third is typescript-compiled and last is native ES6 runtime. If you look at the test files, most of them only have an es5 and an es6 versions.
Phil Spencer Signals Xbox One Hardware Upgrades – Polygon
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Isn't that what the 'babel' rows show?
When do you put working software in the hands of customers for real-world use?
In a previous job we tried to mimic Mediums "email only - no password" login infrastructure using mandrill. Whereby a user clicks 'login', a session token is generated and a link sent in an email, the user clicks it and is then logged in - no password needed. sounds great...

It turned out that in production, even after all the hoops that were there to be jumped the bounce rate was around 5% and some of the messages that did get through took around ~15 mins to turn up in the users inbox.

I don't think much of this is Mandrills fault but up to that point i had little inkling of how bad email is for communicating en mass.
Root Inc. | Full Stack Developer | Toledo, OH | ONSITE (partial remote possible) | Full-time

Root is looking for a candidate with a degree in Computer Science (or an associated field) and/or 1-3 years’ experience in web application development and dev-ops engineering to join our programming team. This position will work with cross functional teams (including front end developers, digital artists, film makers, graphic designers, and script writers) to develop and maintain web applications. If you’re a jack-of-all trades that enjoys participating in a project throughout the entire lifecycle, we would love to talk to you! We look forward to a lively conversation about such topics as source control, build scripts, automated testing, and the merits of different production environments…. and hope you do too. We have an awesome work environment and we're right off Rt. 23 so several of our employees are able to commute from Ann Arbor, MI and some even come from Detroit (partial remote work every week is a possibility). https://www.rootinc.com/about-us/careers/full-stack-develope...
QA Manager - With Strong Hands on Linux Ability (Able to install and configure Linux) - On Site in NYC or Remote within the U.S

Nucleus is an early stage startup with unprecedented traction redefining family communication via an innovative smart home intercom device.

The Nucleus team is seeking a Senior QA Manager to establish a culture of quality early in the lifeblood of the company. Nucleus’ namesake product is a thin, affordable, connected device, giving families the easiest way to stay in touch, secure the home and connect to what matters most.

The Senior QA Manager will face the ambitious challenge of ensuring hardware and software work flawlessly in preparation for a massive launch this summer in over a thousand Lowe's stores and on Amazon.com. This position will be the second QA hire at the company and will be tasked with working with engineering to establish innovative and efficient processes and procedures to scale with the enormous growth potential. The right candidate will be inspired and driven by the challenge of building innovative technology to help families communicate.

You are responsible for making sure our hardware and software runs is error- and bug-free. You will be charged with testing our software, and conveying the results of your tests in written form and via tickets in Jira and other bug tracking tools.

REQUIREMENTS

5+ years experience as a SW tester as well as experience in testing embedded SW.

Experience with B2C products such as mobile apps, web applications, medical devices, home automation, home entertainment.

Experience testing automation tools for mobile and web applications.

Excellent knowledge of local area networks, as well as hands on experience with configuring managed switches, internet gateways and routers.

Familiar with the Internet and web (HTTP, HTML, etc.).
Good knowledge of Linux and ability to install and configure Linux services.

Knowledge in real time video and / or VOIP utilizing UDP and TCP.Proficiency with at least one scripting language.
Excellent written and oral communication skills and willingness to liaise with multiple entities within the organization.

https://nucleus.workable.com/jobs/193568
I remember the gits version being shown on TV all the time. I've never seen the version you've just posted.

EDIT: This is not the GITS version shown on tv. The TV video only had footage of the tank scene.
I have ten years of experience as a founder and product manager at early stage startups. I am looking for a PM role with a team building interesting data driven and/or embedded system products.

Location: Denver
Remote: Sure
Willing to relocate: Will consider
Technologies: Python, R, Mongdb, sql, Javascript, d3.js
Résumé/CV: on request / https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherrluiz
Email: cluiz4 |at| gmail.com
The TOS shouldn't apply if you apply a separate license. Can you please point out their reference?
Ghost in the Shell, the mangas, the two movies, SAC... are the kind of media that every home should have a copy of. Its not just prophetic, but really accessible and satisfactory from just a sheer nerdiness perspective, the same way Star Trek must have been to everyone in the 1960s.
I agree. This should be a matter of law rather than what victims or survivors think. Likely if you polled all the victims most would side with the FBI. But its no surprise either side trots out its popular supporters when convenient.
Location: Edmonton, AB
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Python, Twisted, Builbot
Résumé/CV: https://gist.github.com/tomprince/0e703ef81bf723a33b02
Email: tom.prince@twistedmatrix.com
One theory here is that it is easy to predict basic needs for a population, and thus let the government control the production of those - food, shelter, medicine, etc. For an extremely simplified example, you have 1 billion people in China, so you need to build 1 billion housing units. That is going to keep a lot of people very busy for 20+ years.

Once the general population's needs move beyond basic necessities, it becomes much harder for a central authority to predict what will be needed by it's citizens. Services, entertainment, and consumer goods are all highly dependent on many more variables than shelter and food are.
Neoliberalism is not the same thing as democracy.
I'M a huge fan of Heap Analytics (https://heapanalytics.com/). Rather than trying to be precise about what to track and how to instrument the analytics system, you just install their SDK (or JS on your website) and then you have every single thing tracked. Since you collect all the data from day one, as your products / apps grow and mature, you can develop new ratios / rates of change, etc and have them work retroactively.

It's magical. :)
The closest to this astronaut food that we actually have (albeit not at large scale yet) is probably Soylent.
Location: Belarus
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Maybe
Technologies: DevOps, Python, Ansible, Vagrant, Docker, AWS
Résumé/CV: http://frizzy.info/
Email: filipp.s.frizzy@gmail.com
Works decent, some things I noticed:

App Store nitpicking...

- App Store screenshots waste a lot of space on explanatory text. Show me the app!

- Screenshot color scheme is very blah.

- If you must use text, don't use a thin orange italicized font that is difficult to read.

The App itself

- No way to un-check in (correction: just found it, no obvious way to un-check in). The button looks like it's part of the logo.

- Clicked Message, saw "Some Errors, Try later".

- Messaging working. Gray text on yellow background?

Feature requests

- Geolocation sharing for meeting up

- Profile photo beyond Facebook (I know you're working on this).
- Hire a designer

Basically, it works as advertised but the feature set is limited and the design needs improvement.
Facebook VP arrested over refusal to share information
The problem is that RSA is also used for most certificates, including signing certificates. This attack also implicates digital signatures. While we've made good progress shifting towards DH/ECDH ciphersuites -- and TLS v1.3 will eliminate RSA entirely -- we have essentially no deployment of DSA/ECDSA certificates. It's all RSA. So "getting rid of RSA" sounds good, but won't happen in TLS/SSL anytime soon.

Moreover, if we can't get rid of export ciphersuites after twenty years, what is the probability that we'll manage to get rid of RSA in just a few? I'm not that optimistic.

There would be very little problem with RSA in TLS if people had moved to modern schemes like OAEP and RSA-PSS. The problem is that we didn't, and we're stuck with obsolete crap. Moving away from obsolete crap isn't the solution, it's the definition of the problem.
If it's a breakthrough, I'd argue that a good amount of polish is there. Going back to the 1G iPhone - Safari had its limitations, but was overall an incredibly fluid experience that would immediately sell everyone on the iPhone's utility.

There are a lot of games that sound intriguing (the Oculus Toybox and Eve Valkyrie sound like good intros), but what really sold me are reports that when asked to jump off of a 1,000 foot high precipice in Minecraft in the Rift, most people can't do it. I've never seen someone flinch doing the same in Assassin's Creed, with it's staggeringly detailed graphics. I'm excited to show people that and similar experiences that dramatically trip the brain's sense of presence.
I met Jason Fried last night
Transcriptic | Full Time | ONSITE (Menlo Park, CA) | www.transcriptic.com

All job listings: https://www.transcriptic.com/hiring

Transcriptic is setting new standards for basic research by making life science discoveries cheaper, faster, and more accessible than anyone thought possible. We enable scientists to run experiments on our automated work cells via our web application from anywhere in the world. Rather than carry out wet-lab experiments by hand, researchers can code up (or visually configure) their experimental protocols and then run them in Transcriptic's central, highly automated 'biocenter' in an on-demand way. Customers have no upfront capital costs and pay for only what they use. Life science research today is incredibly slow, error-prone, monotonous, and expensive with researchers spending many hours a day every day just moving small volumes of liquids from one place to another. We're building a long-term company to completely change the way life science research and development is done.

On top of our robotic work cells is a slew of internal services as well as a Rails app that acts as our lab information management system and customer-facing UI. Challenges for our web devs range from building rich, interactive interfaces for composing protocols to presenting analytical data generated by the lab back to the user. We use d3, React, and CoffeeScript today, but you'd be free to choose your own tools and libraries.

Our bioengineers apply math to hard biological problems, ranging from liquid handling optimization to reasoning about how "identical" reagents diverge over time to interfere with reproducibility. You'll have an opportunity to do original research with internal capacity, too.

We're a rapidly growing startup, now 30-something people, well funded ($15M) and have customers at places like Harvard, MIT, Caltech, UCSF, and Stanford. You'd be able to work on interesting science and hard technology in a small, all technical team with lots of freedom and resources.

We're looking for talented engineers and bioengineers to join our team. You'll have competitive salary and benefits, subsidized commuting, free caffeine and food, and great teammates.

Recent coverage: http://learn.transcriptic.com/press/
All job listings: https://www.transcriptic.com/hiring
hiring at transcriptic.com
Mapzen | San Francisco (by the Ferry Building) and New York City (by the Flatiron Building) | Full-time, on-site

We take a different approach to the core components of mapping: open source, open data, open access. We make modular tools for building better maps because we believe that healthy mapping ecosystems are ones that are diverse, sustainable, and accessible to all.

Open positions:

- data scientist

- data "gardener"

- Android engineer

- iOS engineer

- search engineer (NodeJS)

- developer community manager

- senior UI engineer

- mobile web application engineer

More info and how to apply at https://mapzen.com/jobs/
Brazil Police Detain Facebook Executive Over Court Orders
"London and San Francisco are very different cities; I like London more."

Sorry, but it's just such apples and oranges and talked about at such a vague level in only 1 minute worth of content. It deserves a significantly more detailed treatment if you want to do justice to the topic.
7% would be fine elsewhere, but China needs more. The deal with the general population is that, in exchange for stalled political progression, the people shall be allowed economic progress. Should the later break down, the population may/will become difficult to rule. Anything even hinting at revolution may see the Chinese economy do far more than stall. So china's 10% goal isn't so much an economic but a political necessity.
Engineering Manager
Engineering - New York, NY - Full Time

At Olo we develop an online food ordering platform used by many of the country’s largest restaurant chains, reaching millions of consumers. We take pride in a neat codebase with automated tests and continuous integration, and encourage new ideas, experimentation, and constant refactoring.

Olo is revolutionizing the customer experience at these restaurant chains, and we're looking for a talented engineering manager to join our team and help us achieve this vision. As part of the team you will play a significant and visible role in helping us deliver an industry-leading digital ordering capability to our clients. You’ll work with a passionate team dedicated to delivering amazing products using modern tools and technologies such as .NET 4.6, ASP.NET MVC 5, TeamCity, GitHub, Octopus Deploy, Redis, Xamarin, and heavy use of OSS.

You will manage one of Olo’s software engineering teams. Your primary responsibility is to ensure that your team is able to effectively deliver new product value at a steady pace. You will be responsible for hiring talented engineers and providing the needed coaching and guidance to ensure that they excel and grow. You will be a key facilitator in Agile planning, supporting business priorities and advocating engineering priorities. You will oversee a team consisting of both developers and QA engineers and will be responsible for the full software lifecycle of Agile planning through deployment.

This is a full-time position based in NYC.

Requirements
*	You have demonstrated mastery of C#, .NET, web application and object-oriented concepts in a development leadership role.
*	You know good code when you see it.
*	You understand the value of QA as a fundamental component of producing enterprise-grade commercial software.
*	You have at least 3 years on-the-job experience managing development teams.
*	You are comfortable translating business needs into workable plans, and translating business-speak to geek-speak (and vice versa).
*	You can articulate what it takes to build reliable, robust software systems.
*	You enjoy the role of coach and facilitator, and are confident in your ability to build and mentor a high performance team.
*	You have experience developing software iteratively under an Agile process framework.
*	Experience developing a multi-tenant SaaS platform

Please email your resume to johnball@olo.com
Microcopy: Tiny Words with a Huge UX Impact
Part of the indignation is that Mandrill's About page still says:

> Use Mandrill to send automated one-to-one email like password resets and welcome messages, as well as marketing emails and customized newsletters.

http://mandrill.com/about/

and:

> you can send any legal, non-spam email through Mandrill, too

https://mandrill.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/206251597-Wha...
US | Europe | Asia | CLOUDERA | Engineering | Training | Sales |ONSITE

It's an exciting time to be at Cloudera! We are growing like crazy in the U.S. and globally, and have ALL KINDS of positions available in Engineering, Marketing, Professional Services, Training and more. Check out available positions here: http://www.cloudera.com/about-cloudera/careers/current-openi...

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

Here's some fun stats and reading on Cloudera:
Glassdoor's Employees' Choice Awards 2016 http://bit.ly/1ORttqv

The Best Startup CEOs To Work For http://read.bi/1KR6zvN

20 Big Data Companies Leading the Way http://bit.ly/1lQgc5Y

50 enterprise startups to bet your career on in 2016 http://read.bi/1IybdM8

Top 10 Private Tech Companies to Work For http://bit.ly/1ZF7vdD

The 20 Best Unicorn StartUps To Work For http://read.bi/1QkbRTf

Cloudera Engineering Blog
http://bit.ly/1QkceNK
Location: London, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: For exceptional prospects

Technologies: Comfortable in a wide variety. Recently a lot of ES2016 JS, Python and Postgres

Résumé/CV: http://marcel.gg

Github: https://github.com/MarcelCutts

Email: me@marcelcutts.com

Full stack engineer looking for challenging work and a great culture.

For the last year and a half I have been working to scale the popular fitness app, Zombies Run! to the 2.5 million users it has today. Everything from the core infrastructure and content delivery to new features, such as user fitness-data syncing and public web interfaces was lovingly designed and implemented by me.

Most recently, I implemented the company's newest and very successful venture - real time virtual races. This included not only dealing with real time data, but a shopping experience, payment systems and internal apps to help us ship physical goods worldwide via the UK's postal service.

I am very proud of the work I've done for the Zombies, Run folks, and am now looking for my next challenge.
This is like Stalin vs. Hitler

London: gloomy, tremendously overcrowded, stressed people everywhere, binge drinking until 11pm and then you're out of luck, spineless european investors, and a cost of doing business so high due to high rents and expenses, that the Startup scene is really a non-starter.

SF: The frat boys have won, the nerds are a long-gone memory, the city is eating itself with brogrammers while america's homeless population of unfortunate veterans and mentally ill, pile up on the streets, looking in on the privileged class. The gridlocked system prevents even basic infrastructure enjoyed by most other civilized part of the world to exist (trains, housing, etc.)

Hitler vs. Stalin.

Live somewhere else. It is a wonderful world out there.

Try Prague for example. Safe, easy, cheap, full of great tech talent. Just to give one example.
To be clear, are you also hiring for your London office?
s/iPhone/smartphone/g
At this point "what is a language?" (or perhaps "what should a language be?") becomes a more than academic question. In a language with arbitrary macros one could potentially implement any language on top of that language. If we're using the term by analogy to human language, to my mind the key factor is the ability of implementations with no previous interaction to communicate (that is, how much can one express in a way that another will understand (and how deeply)). Arbitrary macros allow anything to be expressed, but it is very difficult for tools to understand the meaning of arbitrary code.
Some title loans (automobile) charge 10% per week, which if left unpaid, will amount to 520% per annum. Hence why payday loan stores compete for every corner in impoverished areas.
For-of is slow (in Babel) because from my understanding it gets transpiled to use Regenerator. That was a bit of a nasty discovery for me.
DocSpot | Sunnyvale, CA | ONSITE

We simplify the search for doctors. Our mission is to help people make better decisions, in part by bringing transparency to the healthcare industry. We've gotten beyond ramen-profitability and we're looking to expand the team.

We're looking for an entry-level web developer -- we do not require a college degree and we also do not require previous professional experience.

See the relevant link at http://www.docspot.com/jobs
I disagree. The issue is that for production of food and energy, we still need labor. A lot of this labor is low-paid (supermarket workers, truck drivers, fruit pickers, butchers ...). If you make food free, you won't be able to motivate these low-paid workers any more, so noone will work on food production, so food production won't be free any more.
SolveBio | New York City | Full-time (ONSITE)

SolveBio provides a data platform and data science services that can deployed in genomics companies - large pharmaceuticals, R&D labs, molecular diagnostic companies, and health startups. The platform and APIs process and deliver a wide variety of complex biomedical datasets collected from public, private, and commercial sources creating a solid foundation of information necessary to develop more accurate genetic tests for diagnostics and discovery.

We're looking for engineers to further develop our genomic data platform, which includes APIs that feed up-to-date information to customized interfaces, internal data pipeline tools, and secure multi-datacenter deployments. Genetic testing is entirely dependent on reference data and as the industry continues to grow at a rapid pace, SolveBio aims to be a leader in this very exciting space.

Tech stack: JS/AngularJS, Python/Django, ElasticSearch, PostgreSQL, Docker, AWS, Consul, Terraform.

SolveBio has great backers including Andreessen Horowitz, Max Levchin/HVF, Healthy Ventures, Great Oaks, Red Swan, and others.

Postings: https://www.solvebio.com/jobs

Interested? Email us at: jobs@solvebio.com
I think parent wasn't saying that supply of labor is the problem now, but that it will be in the future. If thinks are looking bad now, imagine when dependency ratio increases significantly.

It's not just about absolute supply of labor, but also about how much of that labor is being used towards supporting old and young people.
Scala in 2016 – Martin Odersky [pdf]
This actually looks pretty good. It seems like they are taking this quite seriously.

Love Mint or hate Mint, it's too important to be vulnerable.
That's purely a marketing & power play statement, not one of meaningful decision making.
2hrs to skiing where?
How long until the McDécor? :)
I'm with you on this one. This 'RSA is evil' conclusion is like taking a look at [1]---or the gazillion Schnorr-style signature scheme nonce leaks published over the years---and concluding that elliptic curves are evil.

[1] http://web-in-security.blogspot.com/2015/09/practical-invali...
Android doesn't run Dalvik any more and Chrome doesn't appear to be given "priority" in any meaningful sense.

Their reasons may have seemed sound technically, but the business of building a phone ecosystem on a completely new OS were well beyond their abilities.
Our next chapter – Poetica's blog
If you can refactor the US Code, you will either be a billionaire or dead by morning.