skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: San Jose, CA. US Citizen

Remote: Yes; 8 months remote sales & project management experience

Willing to Relocation: Yes; only Colorado, California, or Atlanta

Technologies: Excel

Resume: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwHUUfig7GGiNC1XdmtRcXNfbF...

Email: lmcknight.atl@gmail.com

BBA 2014 Marketing & Information Systems Ops MGMT, liberal arts background @Emory U.

Highlights from my first two years out of college:

1 year SaaS selling & Product marketing experience across 2 great companies

2 months in DC on a Governors race for the midterms and 3 months selling Traditional Chinese Medicine when I first moved out West to San Jose. Hope that helps!
> Users are either blocked outright with CAPTCHA server failure messages, or prevented from reaching websites with a long (and sometimes endless) loop of CAPTCHAs

Is it really a loop or are users just failing to solve the CAPTCHAs? A loop would be obnoxious: Just tell the user they are blocked; giving them more than 2 or infinite CAPTCHAs is a passive aggressive way to communicate.
There are lots of people from both kinds of backgrounds in all kinds of communities; how much of classic hacker lore is about high school dropouts, let alone college dropouts?

A CS degree doesn't mean you'll be a good programmer in industry.
A+ completely illegal
Travelytix | http://guestfriend.com | NYC, NY | Full-time | ONSITE

Travelytix is creating a SaaS product (GuestFriend) for hoteliers to more effectively cater to guests’ preferences by creating new channels for collecting user-generated data. We will help clients analyze their data to increase profitability via up-sells and personalization.

We aim to achieve this by replacing hardwired, antiquated in-room phones with VoIP on phablets powered by our software (applications and customized Android OS), integrated with a cloud-based PBX. We're building a Java backend and React frontend.

We're a five person team working out of a gorgeous penthouse in downtown Brooklyn, less than minutes form every major subway. We're looking for people excited to make a big impact and iterate quickly.

Looking for:
* Senior Front End Engineer (http://guestfriend.com/senior-front-end-engineer)

Email: matt@travelytix.com
I guess I look at it differently - every site using CloudFare made the decision to delegate their web security to them. I don't see it as "one entity blocking another" but "all of those individual sites blocking a single network".

In that context, it's a lot of votes for Tor to find a solution to this problem.

Really, I'm surprised at CloudFare's restraint here. A lot of their customers probably couldn't care less about Tor, but they've been putting a lot of effort into trying to avoid blocking Tor users (actually blocking, not inconveniencing) or compromising their anonymity.
Cvent Inc, http://www.cvent.com / ONSITE (McLean VA, Austin TX, Atlanta GA) / VISA sponsorship available

We have hired a few from this thread, and excited to try again!

Who we need:

- Software Developers & Architects (Austin, TX or McLean, VA); $100K-$150K

- DevOps Engineers (Austin, TX or McLean, VA); $90K-110K

- Quality Engineers & Testers (Austin, Atlanta, or McLean); $80K-$100K

- Security Architects & Engineers (McLean, VA); $100K-$160K

- UX Designers & UI Developers (Anywhere); $85K-$130K

Technologies we use: ReactJS, Angular, Docker, languages of your choice, CouchDB, Redis, AWS, Chef, Elastic

Cvent is the leading SaaS product company delivering web/mobile products for the event, hospitality, and ticketing industries through the cloud. We have experienced consistent 25-30% growth YoY, and were recently highlighted in Fortune magazine (http://for.tn/1JeA6lB). Publicly traded as of 2013 (NYSE: CVT), we now have 1,900 employees across 8 cities worldwide.

We are big proponents of open source technologies, adopting cutting edge tools, and promoting from within to tackle our biggest challenges in scaling and automating complex solutions.

Excellent benefits, great office culture, and equity packages for every employee. The salaries mentioned above are flexible for the right individuals.

Interested? Please email eyoon@cvent.com, and include "HN Response" in your subject.
High Fidelity -- San Francisco, CA -- Fulltime, ONSITE but work from home friendly.

High Fidelity was created in 2013, our mission is to create a new kind of virtual reality platform. Team High Fidelity has a deep legacy of expertise in software development, social entertainment, peer-based recognition systems, community development, and workforce mobilization.
We believe that both the hardware and the internet infrastructure are now available to give people around the world access to an interconnected Metaverse that will offer a broad range of capabilities for creativity, education, exploration, and play. And by using all of our computers together in an open shared network, we can simulate this space at a far larger scale than would be possible by any single company or centrally hosted system. By using a range of new hardware devices like the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Samsung Gear VR, Leap Motion, PrioVR, Sixsense, and depth cameras, the experience of exploring these worlds can be incredibly immersive and the interaction with others lifelike and emotional.

We are looking for software engineers with solid experience in C++ and Javascript to help us build the Metaverse. Openings can be viewed at http://highfidelity.com/jobs. To apply, email us your resume or LinkedIn profile. Sample code and links to things you’ve built are most welcome. hiring@highfidelity.io
Thanks for the reply!

Although it's generally fun to run these things in the cloud so that you can get a working service online, I'll definitely give the Vagrant deploy a shot.
The "do things that don't scale" phase of interplanetary exploration in the age when paint-by-numbers was consumer technology.
"*Sequoia LPs will have 30 days to export their data." LOL. Nice touch.

Reminds me of the last act in The Hateful Eight about Major Warren's(Samuel L. Jackson) purported letter from Abraham Lincoln...

"Ole Mary Todd's calling, so I guess it must be time for bed." "Ole Mary Todd.' That's a nice touch,"
How did I live without this https://j.gifs.com/xkLB2q.potato
To me a big motivation is to keep control of the content on your page. Also, isn't it a copyright violation?
"Google is bringing back Google Reader", that would be a better April Fool's joke.
> This whole thing makes me realize I should just switch to Microsoft

Right, MS. Way better product decisions...
How much of a jerk is your boss? (0-10) 0 I have yet to meet my boss.

How chaotic is your environment? (0-10) 10 No one knows whats going on or if they do it is different for each person.

What have you done that is illegal or unethical that can be used as grounds for firing you? I took home a notebook

What are you currently doing? Reading random articles on the internet since I haven't had work to do for the pass 2 months.

What would you like to do instead? Coding up a video game in C++
SEEKING WORK - Remote/Montreal

General development, full stack developer jack of all trades, specialist in JavaScript (Node, front-end), and PHP. Many years of experience in web development and can do full web applications.

Mainly an experienced full stack Node.js, and PHP developer, front-end developer (mainly JavaScript).
1-2 years experience with Go for backend and web development.
Many years of work with Java, some web development with it.

Contact me at cretezy@gmail.com, available immediately.
> The bad actor is the organization or person responsible for administering the network where the abuse is originating.

The bad actor is the individual who acts bad. The Post Office is not a bad actor for delivering letters.

> allow them to externalize the costs of their lack of enforcement

Tor is not an enforcement agency. Neither is CloudFlare. The costs of bad actors are your costs. You have the technical ability to retaliate against common carriers for not allowing you to push those costs onto them, but that doesn't make you right to do it in any sense other than might makes right. And you should realize that in doing it you're knowingly hurting innocent people.
Google X: Compress everything
Oh I didn't realize this was a joke until I came here and saw your comment.

Next year I am officially closing down from the internet and taking a spring break on April 1.
HubSpot, Cambridge, MA, Onsite
Web Developer (Front-End and/or Full-Stack)

The Marketing Team at HubSpot is looking for web developers, both front-end and full-stack in Cambridge, MA. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing team within a larger organization. HubSpot was ranked the #4 Best Place to Work For by Glassdoor this year and is truly a remarkable place.

Please check out our new Careers site at http://www.hubspot.com/jobs

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I thought it was a funny joke - I was curious how far they took it. Wholy crap, `telnet telnet.wmflabs.org` works and the searches do too. Nice job :)
I'm really looking forward to YC Forestry!
Can you post a link to this Edison story? (I am in tech, not biotech)
Kensho: Primarily Boston, MA (Cambridge). We also have offices in New York, NY (NYC), San Francisco, CA (SF), and Stamford, CT: FULL TIME ONSITE

We are making financial analysis faster, accessible, intuitive and beautiful through our partnerships with Goldman Sachs and CNBC. We're small, hungry, and have hoppy-hops in the office. To get our attention, share a project with us that shows:

(Software Engineers) Innovation at any layer of the stack, but especially with javascript or infrastructure. Inside tip: Your problem-solving and coding velocity are key

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(UI Designers) Your portfolio of data visualizations, workflows or UI designs. Inside tip: Make data beautiful, intuitive and informative.

Our Stack

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* Javascript, React, d3, canvas

Please say hello at https://www.kensho.com/#/careers

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Clang renamed - s/Clang/Discord/g
Maybe an aggressive timeout when there hasn't been any new input recently?
Sen.se - https://sen.se | Paris, France | Full-time, on-site | iOS and full-stack developers

Sen.se is focused on building second-generation connected objects, with the platform and applications that make them really smart. After releasing Mother & the motion cookies, we’re now working on the Peanuts, a family of easy-to-use BLE sensors.
We’re looking for:
- A full-stack developer to help build the next generation of applications for the Peanuts. Our stack is mostly python-based, with heavy use of Django, Rabbitmq, Mysql, Mongodb and Angularjs on the front-end.
- An iOS developer, who would be working on the upcoming Peanut app. We’re especially looking for people with experience connecting BLE devices and working with REST APIs. An experience building an SDK is a big bonus.
We’re a relatively small team (12 people, of which 6 engineers), working on all parts of the product, so you’d have the opportunity to take part and learn about multiple aspects of the process. If this sounds like something you’d like, please shoot us an email at jobs@sen.se, or see https://sen.se/about/jobs for more info.
Makes you wonder if the huge campuses in SF is really a good idea.
> Maybe because he uses it like FB, adding friends

Exactly! I've got PLENTY of friends on FB that don't get followed on Instagram. There's probably a 20% overlap at max. I keep my follow count low and start unfollowing anyone or brands that bore or annoy me.

In that way most of my media posts (which I shamefully admit are 90% my kids being adorable to me only) go to Instagram only or Instagram and shared with FB as well. I NEVER post directly to FB with media.

I think a lot of people who don't see value in Instagram think of it like they do Facebook.
That's an entirely valid response. Just don't expect anything to change due to your boycott, since only 0.04% of all legitimate traffic comes over Tor. They won't miss you.
I've heard about Burrell Smith and mental illness, but I've never heard the suggestion that Steve Jobs was a driving influence that exasperated it. It also never occurred to me to make that connection, although it seems like an obvious one now having heard it.

Do we have any concrete reason to believe that was the case, or at least someone's anecdotal comments supporting it?
A site spotted from space could rewrite the history of Vikings in N.America
Can you substantiate your claim?
We are free speech advocates, and yet we had to make a cron that downloads and adds Tor IPs to an ipset, due to botnets.
Olo - Software Engineer, Infrastructure Automation Engineering - New York - Full Time OR Remote within the USA

At Olo we run an online food ordering platform used by many of the country’s largest restaurant chains, reaching millions of consumers. Olo is revolutionizing the customer experience at these restaurant chains, and we're looking for talented engineers to join our team and help us achieve our vision.
As part of the Engineering team you will play a significant and visible role in helping us scale one of the most advanced food ordering platforms in the market. Your penchant for automating tasks enables you to remove friction from our Development and QA teams. You understand that Getting Things Done extends to the whole team as you look for ways to improve everyone’s efficiency. You follow the latest trends in Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment, and Infrastructure as Code and enjoy introducing new practices and tools that improve everyone’s daily worklife.
You'll work with a smart, passionate team dedicated to delivering amazing products using modern tools and technologies such as AWS, .NET 4.6, ASP.NET MVC 5, TeamCity, GitHub, Octopus Deploy, Xamarin, and heavy use of OSS.

Responsibilities
Automate each stage of the build-test-deploy cycle. Ensure that the Development environments run smoothly.
Manage continuous deployment of new builds to Development. Oversee our change control, configuration and release management processes.
Oversee and optimize of our continuous integration system.

Requirements
You have a passion for computing that extends beyond work. You have worked at a senior technical level as a developer or devops engineer. Your development experience enables you to build the tools that will make a .NET developer’s life easier, with a strong working knowledge of C#, .NET and SQL. Your have solid experience with Amazon Web Services infrastructure administration (EC2, S3, VPC, RDS, IAM, SQS, Route53) through the AWS CLI or SDK. You are driven to automate any manual process and adept at one or more scripting languages (e.g. PowerShell, bash, Perl, Python). You have overseen software builds and deployment on a .NET platform for at least one year. You have a strong working knowledge of source control systems (Git highly desirable), continuous integration platforms (such as TeamCity), and continuous deployment platforms, especially in support of deploying hosted, SaaS applications. You have a strong working knowledge of networking, Windows Server, Linux (CentOS and Ubuntu) and SQL Server administration.

Please feel free to contact me directly at johnball@olo.com
Will you also be acquiring any of the Sequoia partners' sex slaves as part of the deal?
That's a crazy thing to do. Why would you block everyone? This would completely erode privacy online.

As I said elsewhere, if you see 1000 masked people rush into a bar and block the entrance with their bodies, is the solution to block all masked people from going to all establishments?

Clearly, if this happened IRL, people would just put a limit on the number of masked people entering that bar until there wasn't a group of 1000 of them trying to get in.
Actually, I think the real problem is the idea that networks are responsible for policing their users, rather than the idea that servers should be responsible for policing their clients. The former is what people want (because it's easy: blame an IP, ban it, be done), but the latter is the reality.

CloudFlare's CAPTCHAs are an attempt to deal with that reality, but they're heavy-handed. Worse, they're at the wrong level: the protected site may have already verified that the user is legitimate, but CloudFlare imposes its block when the user's source IP changes again.

CAPTCHAs belong at the application layer, not the transport layer.
Case of the Mondays on Friday.
Progyny - Frontend / Backend - Salary, equity are all open to negotiation. I'm not involved in the actual $.

Location: New York, NYC

We are an IVF, egg freezing, and general fertility benefit & insurance startup that has already signed some very large enterprise customers (household names), and we're rapidly scaling all departments.

We have open positions for frontend developers, backend developers, and everything in between. PHP, Rails, are open as our stacks are mostly still in planning and development. Don't hesitate to apply. I'm on the engineering team.

Please apply through Workable:

https://progyny.workable.com/

Frontend:

https://progyny.workable.com/jobs/193492

Senior Developer:

https://progyny.workable.com/jobs/188814
Location: Portland, Oregon. US Citizen

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Pacific Northwest, Colorado, New England, International

Technologies: Javascript, CSS, mobile, React, Relay, GraphQL, Node, Redux

Resume: http://rblakeley.github.io

Email: rbblakeley+work@gmail.com

Worked as a Front-end Engineer and UI designer for the past 5 years. I'm currently working on a farm near Portland, OR as a chef-farmer. My side project (only a prototype) is Terrafarm.io. I'm especially interested in companies operating in the world of food.
First, I've never programmed Verilog before.
But I see this breaks the DRY principle.
If I'm in your position, I may put the information into data,
and interpreter the data in Verilog, C, python.

Again, I don't have Verilog experience before and I might be totally wrong.
ShopPad :: Oakland, CA (2 blocks from 19th street BART) :: Software Engineer (PHP) :: Full Time :: ONSITE

At ShopPad, we build apps for the Shopify eCommerce platform that are used by over 40k retailers to extend the functionality of their eCommerce store. We work with the largest retailers on the platform and the hot brands of tomorrow. We believe in crafting beautiful software solutions that push the boundaries of online commerce and scale to serve millions of shoppers.

As a software engineer you'll work across our apps and custom services teams, having a heavy influence in every stage, from ideation and architecture through QA and production. We work in small, closely-knit teams with high individual autonomy and decision-making authority.

Requirements: 3+ years of object-oriented PHP 5/7 and JavaScript. Familiarity with CSS3, SASS and HTML5. An eye for detail and an internal drive to create high-quality products

Some of the other technologies we work with: Vagrant, Docker, Gulp, Git & Github, MongoDB, CoffeeScript, ES6, AngularJS, React, Node.JS, and about 10 different AWS services.

Our team receives equity, medical/dental/vision/commuter benefits. PTO, plus 15 paid holidays (incl. fun ones like Valentine's day, St. Patrick's Day, Halloween, your birthday, etc.). Flexible hours. Almost everyone works from home / remote once a week. Snacks & beverages. As well as plenty of mentorship and continuing education opportunities.

If you're excited about having a big influence on products seen by millions every day, then we'd love to hear from you! Contact me directly and I'll make sure your resume gets seen: aaron [at] theshoppad.com
Front-End Developer | Seattle, WA (US) | Full-time, ONSITE, Visa-friendly | https://www.bittitan.com/careers

I'm a Front-end developer @ BitTitan (jamesf@bittitan.com) and we're looking for other developers to join our team. Our company, BitTitan, has doubled in size in the last year (and we're looking to do it again this year!).

We've been voted one of the best places to work in the NW for several years, and are building one of the most ambitious EmberJS applications in the pacific northwest.

We're hiring for several positions, including backend and full-stack. However, our biggest need is for Front-end developers. We have several large applications written in EmberJS & are quickly becoming the largest EmberJS team in Seattle.

Our Stack: EmberJS, Javascript, C#

(We treat all front-end Javascript experience equally when interviewing candidates. If you have experience with another framework, please feel free to reach out!)
As soon as I saw Incredible Journey, capitalized.
Smartcar | SF Bay | Full-time | Backend Full Stack Developer

I joined Smartcar a few months ago as Head of BD. When I was looking for my next job, I thought of industries that were going to be very interesting in the next 5 years: VR, insurance, transportation and eSports. Smartcar falls under transportation and touches insurance; these are two massive industries ripe for disruption. Transportation is nearly 10% of US GDP.

Smartcar is building the universal API for the car. We enable developers from their dorm room to multi-billion dollar businesses to build custom applications for cars. For example: developers using our platform can create a service that automatically fuels up a driver's car without the driver even having to know by accessing the telematics in the vehicle.

We're a well funded startup with a 5 person team hailing from Google and LinkedIn looking to add 2 more. Your voice will be heard and you will determine the company’s future technical roadmap.

You will be an excellent generalist who is skilled at multitasking and performs a number of duties, including, but not limited to:
- Designing the first ever API for cars.
- Building secure and scalable web and API backends.
- Integrating with testing, coverage and deployment pipelines.
- Designing SQL database schemas, as well as managing backups and migrations.
- Instrumenting metrics for tracking API usage.
- Working with Node.js, Postgres, Redis, Docker, AWS.

$90K to $120K + up to 1.0% equity

Interested? email me at Martin@Smartcar.com or call me at 415 404 5650
Very interesting. I've been a mostly-bootstrapped founder for a couple years now, and I've never been asked to personally guarantee anything—which is good, because I don't think my wife would let me.
Agreed. Adapt or die.
I find it strange that they don't simply allow two streams: the reordered via algorithm and the timeline.

Introduce the new thing as a cool new beta product that people can try and after a certain amount of time switch it to default, but still allow the old version. Then wait until a majority switch over and cut off the old version.
Note that this is about a "literature" Ph.D.

It is a pity that this is missing in the HN title.
Location: Arizona

Remote: Preferred

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: Python, Bash, PHP, Adobe AIR/mobile dev, Javascript, Linux, Ansible, Redis, MySQL, Photoshop, Illustrator

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

Email: matt dot parrett at gmail

DevOps, Software Engineering
It depends. Chances of getting a job as a Perl developer in most countries are much worse, than they were 10-15 years ago, probably an order of magnitude worse. But as a tool perl5 is rock solid.
Randomly, I also notice sometimes I have to edit a contact's phone number then save again for it to register as a number that hangouts recognizes.

Edit: I have Google Fi