skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It depends on your DB workload ;)
Actually we sell the 2620 for shared nothing architectures to all kinds of small to midsize customers.

If you don't need to run fast queries against your analytics or keep logs for something like 20 years you really won't get too much data. Especially when the only thing you index are the content of business documents.
You can similarly disable ASLR via the header in Windows, though there are ways to override that.

ASLR shouldn't be a big problem though. Only the base address of code in each file (executable or library) is changed, and you can easily find it. Functions within one file are not shuffled around. ASLR only exists to stop you from hard-coding function addresses, to make exploits harder.
CUTOVER | RUBY DEVELOPER | London UK | Full-Time | http://www.cutover.com
We’re looking for a hands on developer with a Ruby on Rails background to join us in the continued development of the Cutover platform and business, after our graduation from the Techstars program
We have a responsive AngularJS front end, built with a RoR backend, with mobile to follow. We want you to be the glue between them and help us continually improve the products API and background services. We're looking for someone with a distinct interest and experience in algorithms, machine learning and recommender systems, as well as experience building and leading teams. You will help shape the technical architecture of the product ongoing, as well as hands on coding. We're looking for a peer, rather than a pure, head down dev.
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
It’s more you we’re interested in. We're looking for:
A solid understanding of the full web technology stack (e.g. HTTP, cookies, headers, asset loading/caching)
Someone who is a real doer – someone who makes things happen; you find a way or make a way.
Someone who has worked in agile teams, shipping great products.
THE TECH STACK
Ruby on Rails 4/5
Capistrano
Knowledge and experience of scheduling algorithms, closure trees, object graphs
Knowledge and experience working with RESTful APIs
GIT, Vagrant, Amazon Web Services automation
APPLY
To apply, please send a copy of your CV and a brief covering letter jobs@cutover.com. mentioning Kieran and HackerNews
AEM Developer, Mid-level to Sr | New York, NY | Contract | Onsite

We're Big Human, a reputable digital product design studio in New York. We’re looking for an engineer who can lead all AEM development projects for our team.

The job would require implementing and managing each project (including 3rd party integrations), building new AEM websites, and working closely with internal product development. You would coordinate with other lead members of our dev team to implement and integrate best practices of AEM usage, as well as provide support and troubleshooting during testing. Ideally you would have suggestions for how to enhance existing business applications using Adobe, and are able to identify requirements early-on during scoping & discovery phase of a project.

Our client for this project has a strict NDA; sorry we can’t tell you more! We’ll spill the beans during the application process.

Other requirements:

- Java-based skill-set with extremely thorough understanding of AEM building blocks, templates, components, dialogs, widgets, and development / deployment processes
- Experience designing and building RESTful APIs
- 3+ years of development experience using AEM / CQ - Experience with AEM v6.1 Touch UI
- Ability to translate marketing needs into AEM specific recommendations & solutions
- Can leverage AEM to solve cross-departmental challenges
- Knowledge or desire to learn Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target

Big Pluses:

- AEM 6 Architect Certification
- Complete understanding of other Adobe cloud services that can be implemented with AEM
- SEO knowledge
- Desire to help drive the development team forward
- Client-facing communication skills

To apply, please email Caitlin at jobs@bighuman.com
>they need to be if they want their product to thrive. Otherwise, good bye Tor.

The ironic thing is actually that by applying any kind of "network regulation" the Tor project would abandon its own primary purpose. The only way it can continue to exist is actually if it doesn't practice any kind of censorship of its users.
Satellite detects evidence of a second Norse settlement in Americas
Have you considered hiring remotely? If you do, feel free to ping me.
Momenteo brings freelance accounting to Oculus Rift
I think that statement is a bit hyperbole. I agree with it in some sense: I love my job, and am grateful I get to do that instead of digging ditches every day. That being said, if money wasn't an issue, I'd absolutely work less hours, and only on projects I thought interesting. I don't think I'd actually quit though.
Can I compile it myself? I don't know why this isn't clear, but the pages don't really say any of this.
FWIW, Imply repackaged Druid in such a way that should make it much much easier to set up and evaluate. We've been porting our docs over to Druid for 0.9.0: http://imply.io/docs/latest/quickstart

There's also a production-ready docker distribution: https://hub.docker.com/r/imply/imply/
Location: Los Angeles (91773)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Go, PERL, PHP, Python, Javascript, Puppet, Docker, AWS, Git, Apache, Nginx, HAProxy, CloudStack, memcached, mcollective, Nagios, Graphite, collectd, rsyslog, RabbitMQ, CentOS/RHEL/Fedora, Ubuntu/Debian, MySQL, Postgres, Redis, ElasticSearch, Memcached

Resume: http://geek.jasonhancock.com/resume/
NEXEDI | Lille/Munich/Paris/Tokyo | ONSITE | 3/6/12 months TRAINEE/INTERNS

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

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

- Hack on our JavaScript Unhosted Social Network, key part of our officeJS suite

- Contribute to Wendelin, our Python Big Data & Machine Learning platform

- Hack in the Linux Kernel helping port the Babel protocol to Rina

- Tinker with a prototype of a Decentralized Web Cloud

- Try prototyping a Web Version Control System

- Try to use WebRTC to create a Web Mesh Network

- Continue building our Google-Free NayuOS

- Experiment with ERP5 and WebAssembly

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

Apply To: jobs(at)nexedi.com
This is my single biggest problem with the whole g+ thing. Very frustrating, never mess with contacts.
That post also suggests two things that Tor could do to improve the situation for their users:

* Support a stronger hashing algorithm to make it possible for CloudFlare to make .onion versions of all of their customers' sites.
* Implement "client-side" CAPTCHAs.

I don't how feasible either of these are, but it seems strange (evasive?) that Tor Project's blog post does not discuss either.
ATLANTA, GA - ONSITE - VISA (must have current eligibility to work in the US)

Pindrop is the pioneer in voice fraud prevention and authentication. Headquartered in Atlanta, GA, Pindrop’s patented technology can identify, locate and authenticate phone devices uniquely just from the call audio. Pretty cool.

What's even better are some of the perks of working here - tons of free food and coffee, catered lunch every Friday, tech talks, lunch and learns, casual dress, annual professional development budget, game nights, and flexible work hours. Just to name a few.

We're currently looking for a QA Director, Software Development Manager, and several Backend Software Engineers (Python) and Automation QA Engineers.

Please send your resume with context to talent@pindropsecurity.com if you're interested in learning more.
I think you're thinking of a different company. We don't do urine tests and to my knowledge never have.

A search of the internal site, including all corporate and HR policies: http://i.imgur.com/CKsksxq.png

Pivotal Labs started in San Francisco in 1989, mate. C'mon now.
Exotic Objects | NYC-based (remote is fine)

We're a small dev shop looking for both modern Javascript devs (ES6, Backbone, etc) and python devs (with Django experience) to work on a long term project for big name client. Looking to form long-term relationships for new and ongoing work.

At least 5 years experience.

Close to Eastern time zone is preferred.

contact: jobs at extc.co
Verified - this is true and still working for me.

1. You press "SEND+drop mic" button (note how close the buttons are: http://imgur.com/5gBZVOh )

2. It says message sent and archived: http://imgur.com/GpOhiLY

3. Go to other recipient email, it contains attachment of mic drop image. http://imgur.com/Bs0iISe

4. Reply and it doesn't show up in inbox because conversation was archived (only accessible from "All Mail")
Everybody should know that working on free software in general is not healthy. :) There is no way that the fame, name recognition in the community, gratefulness received, CV padding or whatever makes up for your hours of free work. The time investment wont pay off.

BUT if it is the act of writing code you like, then that doesn't matter. The "work" itself is the reward.
I'm guessing I'm the target of this anonymous attack "the $30K number is a made up number by the most recent board member, who bought his board position, and is the most responsible for harassing the recently resigned whistleblower member." Since that makes me pretty easily identifiable, I therefore feel I should respond.

"bought his board position" - First of all, isn't donating money to a non-profit a good thing? Are you saying that you're proud of the fact that you don't donate any time or money to the organization? I'm a full-time emergency physician, and have lot's of my own tech projects I want to spend time on, what possible reason would there be take on what is currently almost a full-time job fixing the mess?

In fact, Sudarshana ('Sophie') Bannerjee is the reason I got involved, she asked me to to get involved as an 'independent observer', and she is the one who nominated me to be treasurer in her email of March 2nd 2016: "Appoint a new treasurer immediately. I would recommend Ghufran, who along with his wife just donated $10K to the Dojo. He is passionate about the Dojo, and volunteered over 20 hours in the last two days. "

https://gist.github.com/ghufransyed/db9c923b49efe57ef1edf0f0...

"made up number" - This is the message I posted on slack, while trying to provide members as much information as we reasonably could. HN readers can decide whether this is an accurate characterization: https://gist.github.com/ghufransyed/393de8dc0a06782cdebb0099...

If you look at the comments at the bottom of the original mv voice article, it looks like quite a few people have posted further information that was mysteriously missed by the author and many of the sources, who IMO quite clearly have an axe to grind. The fact that Sophie was unemployed during this entire time, wanted the $55k / year executive director fired so she could take his job, and left the board as soon as she found other employment is pretty well documented...and still doesn't take away from the fact that she did the Dojo a huge service by uncovering the financial issues.

I think there was a shocking lack of financial controls by the previous treasurer and board members, but those people are no longer on the board. The question is whether the way to fix it is by shouting a lot like the poster of this message, or actually do the work.

If we're talking about culture, Hacker Dojo never claimed to be a 'democracy', but a 'do-ocracy' - you want something done, you go do it. The current board are all people who are putting lots of their own time to try and fix the Dojo, along with full-time work elsewhere. We are not 'at war' with anyone, but you claim to be 'at war' with us: well, we don't plan to show up for your war, we'll just focus on actually putting in place the financial controls and other issues that will make the Dojo stronger. We'd love it if you would do the same. [typo edited]
Then I guess they will loose me as an audience.
VideoStitch | http://www.video-stitch.com | Paris, France [ONSITE] | Full Time |

We are focused on bringing the highest quality Post-production and Live 360° video content creation software to content producers and creatives all over the world. To provide live, life-like VR experiences of the real world, we have built a set of software reducing cutting-edge video stitching to a few milliseconds.

We made VideoStitch because we needed this tool in 2010, when we made a huge 360 video campaign for Renault. As there was no dedicated software on the market to stitch our 360 videos, we created it ourselves. Our goal is to deliver the fastest, cinematic VR grade 360 2D and 360 3D video stitching professional filmmakers need.

Now we have over 1000 customers in 45 countries including entertainment, media and Fortune 500 companies including Facebook, Red Bull and Sony Entertainment. We raised $2.75m to date and have offices in Paris and San Francisco.

We are an awesome international team (speaking English) with a shared love for 360 video and upcoming VR gadgets. On the technical side we are mainly C++ hackers and UI engineers, computer vision engineers and applied scientists, audio engineers and testers. We'd like to welcome new:

* General C++ Engineers for high-performance software

* Qt/C++ UI Engineers

* UX Designer

* Video Coding/Streaming Engineers

* QA/testers, for automated and manual testing

If your profile doesn't fit one of our open positions but you'd like to work in 360 video, apply for "your own role" and let us know how you would like to contribute to our team! Keywords: C++, Qt, Python, GPGPU (CUDA), Video codecs, RTMP, HLS, SDI, Parallelism, Image processing / Computer vision / Computational photography, QA, Testing

Our office is in inner-city Paris. We can assist you with the visa process for France.

If you're interested, visit http://www.video-stitch.com/jobs/ and apply to one of the open positions!
Rainforest QA | INTERATIONAL / US REMOTE | anywhere / SF | full-time | https://www.rainforestqa.com/jobs

Rainforest provides QA-as-a-service to customers from startups through to large Enterprises. QA for continuous delivery. We're YC S12 and growing fast and always working on interesting things; from ops-y type things (kvm / proxies / etc) through to javascript (react) / design / iOS SDKs / etc. We're hiring a bunch of roles - check out the current ones here https://www.rainforestqa.com/jobs.

Russ / Co-founder / CTO

p.s. we're mostly ruby (rails / grape) / js (react + legacy backbone), a bunch of go, some python (mainly data-related) and exploring some crystal / elixir. DB wise, postgres / redis. Queue: SQS / QueueClassic. Team: 2 devs in SF + me, plus ~13 remote (all over the place). Mostly running on Heroku, except the KVM stuff which is on dedicated boxes.
Cloudera Is Hiring in Engineering, G&A, Marketing, Product & Sales & Field Operations | US, EMEA, APAC, Latin America | ONSITE (No joke!)

ABOUT CLOUDERA:

Thousands of enterprises solve their biggest data challenges with Cloudera. No one knows Apache Hadoop like Cloudera.

We provide the world’s fastest, easiest, and most secure data platform built on Hadoop. We help solve your most demanding business challenges with data.

With a foundation of 100% open source software and open standards, Cloudera’s platform delivers more flexibility, more cost control, and better results for your business.

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

Ready to get started? Take the next step and join us in helping to answer the world's biggest questions!
http://www.cloudera.com/about-cloudera/careers/current-openi... or contact me at infosourcer [at] cloudera [dot] com
I personally really liked using Mutt. I've stopped using it because snoozing emails is really, really useful, and no IMAP client supports this. (I hope that snoozing emails becomes part of the "next-gen" messaging protocol)
SEEKING WORK - Boulder, Colorado or Remote

We are a 3-person full stack digital agency that's more or less just getting started. We are looking for clients who have challenging projects and who have the time and money to prioritize quality execution. Check out our portfolio at http://stratosphere.digital. Check out our most recent client project at http://divvydose.com.

Some of the technologies we're most familiar with:
Web and mobile design, UI, UX, iconography, illustration, design prototyping, PHP, Node.js, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SASS, LESS, Stylus, CoffeeScript, WebSockets, AJAX, MongoDB, Redis, MySQL, Cordova, PhoneGap, iOS, Android, Browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Safari), AWS, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, C, C++, C#, Java, Objective-C, Swift, QS/1, HL7, HIPAA

We bid projects or offer hourly/daily/weekly rates.

Contact: via our website or you can contact me directly at eliyah@stratosphere.digital.
fair enough, but there are lots of resources, for example linkedin has a page dedicate to clojure:

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/clojure-jobs
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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

• Experienced Remote Worker

• Excellent Communicator

• Full stack front-end and back-end developer

Recent Projects Include:

1: Interactive Vehicle Configurator for Lotus Cars' London Piccadilly Store. Built in Backbone.js with a PHP CMS / Backend.
50,0000 configuration options plus ordering system to allow in-store enquiries.

2: New online site and interactive training system for Call-Centre SaaS Evaluagent. Built with Symfony / Bolt CMS.

3: Lead collection App for Subaru UK, built with Cordova for iOS and Android platforms, the app allows dealers and show staff
to present features and take customer details offline, which sync to a CRM in real-time once a network connection is available.

4: 200 site install of dealer website system for Honda UK. Using Docker for fast deployment / scaling with full configuration and design
choices for individual dealers. Build with Symfony / Doctrine, AWS used for fast resource scaling.

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

Email: ross@rossriley.co.uk,

Web: http://rossriley.co.uk

Github: http://github.com/rossriley
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Jumbleberry (https://jumbleberry.com/) | Toronto, Canada | ONSITE | Full Time ONSITE | VP Technology, Senior Developers, Intermediate Developers | Backend, Frontend, Machine Learning, ML, UI, UX

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

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

Your work will touch our entire network which drives hundreds of thousands of sales per month, where even a small performance improvement can have a large impact. We’re in the early stages of building out new systems and infrastructure, giving you the opportunity to play a large role in the future state of Jumbleberry and online advertising. Over the coming months you will help build out customer facing portals, wrangle backend data, and contribute to machine learning & optimization pipelines that will enable us make each day better than the last. Bring your ideas, excitement and skill to our team and we will foster your personal growth and give you the opportunity to make meaningful and far-reaching contributions.

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

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

Get in touch with me at ian@jumbleberry.com. I'd love to discuss more about our future plans and how you can fit in.
TextNow | Waterloo, Canada, San Francisco & Los Angeles | ONSITE |

Come disrupt the telecommunications industry with us!

With offices in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Waterloo, our mission is to connect the world by creating the most exceptional and affordable phone service. With a multi-faceted approach to our products and engineering, we continue to grow our millions of users daily.

We are changing the industry by providing what others cannot - a better user experience, better customer service, continual innovation, and most importantly – transparent pricing.

Join us to make a BIG impact as part of the disrupting force that's changing telecommunications forever.

We're hiring developers of all skill sets and UX/UI Designers. Check out our openings at http://about.textnow.com/careers/. You can also contact me directly, my email is in my HN profile.
Rob Pike, not Rob Spike
Location: New York

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (mainly looking for opportunities in Los Angeles)

Technologies: Django, Flask, Play, Python, Scala, C, C++, C#, OpenGL, OpenCL, WebGL, UE4, Unity, AngularJS, React, Postgres, Redis, Kafka, Spark, Mesos

Résumé/CV: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12436174/Resume%20-%2020... or https://www.linkedin.com/in/briangyss

Email: brian dot gyss at gmail dot com
British people will be fattest in Europe by 2025
Fun side effect of long-running AJAX apps: even though Google disabled the feature, it will still be live for everyone who has a gmail window since (at least) yesterday. The feature must have had a timed activation.

You have to refresh the page. And apparently even that may not be enough. I Ctrl-R refreshed in Firefox and still saw the button (aggressive caching?). I closed the tab and loaded gmail in a new tab, and finally button went away.