skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
LegalNature | Downtown Los Angeles or Remote (US) | Salary + Equity + Full Benefits

We make it simple for consumers to create legal documents in minutes without an attorney, and are currently in the process of expanding to small businesses and law firms.

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UpCounsel (upcounsel.com) | San Francisco (ONSITE)
At UpCounsel we provide businesses with an alternative to expensive and slow law firms through an online marketplace and an all-star virtual lawyer community. UpCounsel is working with thousands of entrepreneurs and companies to increase the quality and speed of legal services, while dramatically reducing costs.
We are looking for Engineers (Data, Full-stack, Front-End), Data Analysts, Data Scientists, and Sales Positions!
Check out & apply on our careers page
(https://www.upcounsel.com/home/careers) and be sure to email me at bernadette [at] upcounsel [dot] com
There are quite a lot reviews from people that have had negative experiences applying to Citymapper on Glassdoor. Would you care to comment?
About a year ago I made Rust bindings, but they are out-of-date now, as I kind of stopped participating in the wren community (not their fault, I stopped participating in a lot of communities due to some happenings in my personal life). I will have some more time coming up here soon, and hope to get back into it.
This may be related to my provincial ignorance (I was in Ann Arbor during the check-in boom), but I remember Gowalla being the Lyft to Foursquare's Uber. Of course, there is an actual business model for the ride-sharing companies, so maybe there's room for multiple players.
Factual - Los Angeles, San Francisco, Shanghai

Factual is currently hiring engineers and data lovers of all levels in the SF Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Shanghai.

Factual’s location platform enriches mobile location signals with definitive global data, enabling personalized and contextually relevant mobile experiences. Built from billions of inputs, the data is constantly updated by Factual’s real-time data stack. We were named one of "50 Disruptive Companies in 2013" by MIT Technology Review. We have a terrific team that is still fairly small and an incredible CEO who was previously the co-founder of Applied Semantics (which was bought by Google and became AdSense). Factual has venture funding from Andreessen-Horowitz and our partners/customers include Bing, Apple, Facebook and Groupon.

There are many challenging problems to work on at all layers of the stack: data cleaning and canonicalization, storage, deduping, serving, APIs, improving data using machine learning, etc. A great example is one of our most recent products, Geopulse Audience, which stands at the intersection of high quality places data and large scale analysis of user geo-data: http://www.factual.com/products/geopulse-audience . If you love data, Factual is the place to be. Our main criteria are that you're smart and get things done, but you'll get bonus points for experience with Clojure (http://www.factual.com/jobs/clojure), machine learning, NLP, algorithm design, or Hadoop.

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Company: DoubleDutch
Location: San Francisco

About Us: The first event app to bring engagement and event performance together to make events memorable, measurable, and more successful.DoubleDutch apps are about more than just social networking — we’re tying people and data together to get the most relevant content in front of users, regardless if they’re attending the event, organizing it, or exhibiting there. We want our employees to do the best work of their careers here, so we give them the autonomy and transparency needed to get things done.
Come join us!

Director of Engineering: https://jobs.lever.co/doubledutch/d6baaf42-d98c-45d0-b3a6-a8...

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Drones are not a good replacement for the traditional fighter aircraft. Remote piloting has too much latency for dogfights and software is no where near smart enough to trust full autonomy in order to, say, shoot down another plane.

That said, would you consider a cruise missile a drone? One can imagine other types of weapons getting smarter. Additionally, its clear the roles that drones tackle will expand at the expense of manned aircraft.
Let's keep it civil.
Predict Future? IoT Is Here to Help
Now, here's my opinion, and I know it might be wrong. Anyone, please feel free to correct me, but:

Everything I've read suggests that 1lb muscle requires about 50 calories a day to maintain.

The workout programs these contestants are using are focused solely on cardio, or very heavily focused on cardio.

If as part of the 239lb weight loss, Mr Cahill lost 8lbs-10lbs of muscle (and never regained it), there's your entire 400-500 calorie difference right there.

Like I said, I could totally be wrong, but over the last year I lost 93lbs (as of today), but my measured BMR is actually higher than it should be (and higher than it was when I started). I attribute that difference to my focus on lifting weights more than cardio.
In contrast, Chinese people got hooked on Opium because the British was making so much money off of it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Opium_War

The Treaty of Nanking was basically crafted so that British Merchants can continue to get China hopped up on Opium. Because it was so profitable.

And people think today's trade deals are bad...
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Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Common Lisp, Bitcoin

Résumé/CV: http://hn201512.no-ip.org:8080/sentient?resource=resume.pdf

Email: as on CV
SEEKING WORK

Remote: yes

CV / Résumé: http://registry.jsonresume.org/johnwilson

Github: https://github.com/johnwilson

Backend web developer. My languages of choice are python and go(lang). I also have experience with javascript (both client and server).

Get in touch if you need a developer with my skill set. I especially like to work on your MVP projects!
Hey Georg, good luck! ;)
When fast jet pilots run the procurement, fast jets get bought.
Sevensor, I'd LOVE to read more about this. Is there more in your diss?
There should also be a timer that puts the phones into require-password mode. So after a few hours they'll need more than a fingerprint.

Maybe you should also have the option of setting up a "coercion fingerprint(s)", which if used to authenticate would put the phone into require-passcode mode. Then, if the court compels you to unlock your phone with your fingerprint, you can put yourself back into 5th amendment territory.

Actually, in that last case, you might already be protected. If 9 if your fingers will force your phone to require a passcode, and only one will unlock it. Could the courts/police force you to disclose which finger is the one that unlocks? I'd imagine you could put them in a situation where they have to chose which finger you use (or manipulate your hand themselves) to perform the unlock action, and in that case they'd only have a 1/10 chance of actually getting what they want.
Laser printers are perfectly fine. CCC demoed this a few years back: https://youtu.be/aGjGzqYgz0c
Yes, I called the VC4 the GPU because the parent post (and many other resources) call it a GPU. But yes, it is the VPU.
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If I can get a good job somewhere else I will vote with my feet to get out of this ridiculous valley. Half of my salary goes in paying rent for a small apartment. It is simply not worth it.

Pressurizing government into opening up the empty spaces for housign needs is what the tech industry needs to do.
I'm very sorry for that. Sometimes we miss a follow-up and I always hate when it happens :(
We will investigate this case and I'll send you the result within the next 2 days.
Added a couple. Unfortunately, I can't link to all.
Rentlytics | Sacramento, CA (onsite) OR San Francisco, CA (onsite)

We are developing a scalable, dynamic, and easy to use business intelligence tool. Our customers love the product and we are looking to continue to delight them with the most advanced technology the Real Estate industry has ever seen. We perform deep, complicated data integration and normalization, and we have built an incredibly intuitive interface that allows our clients to explore and experience their data in meaningful ways. Through predictive analytics, machine learning, and signal intelligence, we help our clients find hidden opportunities within each dataset.

We use Python/Django, Postgres, and Coffeescript/Angular to develop our core BI app. A new product we've just started is using Django + Postgres + React.js. Heroku & AWS for hosting. Chef for automation.

Roles:

* Customer Success Manager (SF): 100-120k, 0.05% - 0.075% equity
* Senior Software Engineer (Sacramento OR SF): 120-140k, 0.1% equity
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Our hiring process is:

* Phone Interview (about 30 min)
* Technical Interview via CoderPad with me (about 60 min)
* Onsite Technical Interview with the rest of the team (about 3 hours)

Our compensation structure is modeled after Buffer, so we use a formula to keep compensation discussions easy and consistent across all of our roles. We are transparent and up-front with every candidate & employee.

Send your questions & CV to: phil@rentlytics.com or apply online via https://jobs.lever.co/rentlytics
voucherify | http://www.voucherify.io | CTO | Full-time | San Francisco, REMOTE

About: voucherify.io automates vouchers generation, distribution and tracking. Check out well-documented API and marketer-friendly UI. Built for developers by developers.

We are actively looking for a smart and curious thinker to join our team and create a modern developer tool for the sky-rocketing mar-tech industry.

A perfect candidate:
* is a hands-on Javascript or Java developer
* speaks e-commerce language
* knows cloud stack
* knows how to build robust and reliable systems
* has first class attention to detail, while maintaining overall understanding of business logic.

Your job will be to:
* design software architecture in a dynamic startup environment using the latest technologies,
* drive product development, advise on architecture choices and tools,
* explore technologies, be creative and push things forward, inspire other people, share knowledge, and more.

Salary: $120k – $180k, equity options available

Say hello at jobs@voucherify.io Please mention HN.
Calthorpe Analytics | Berkeley, CA | Onsite | Front End and Back End/Full Stack Software Engineers

Help us build SimCity for real! We help urban planners answer questions like "where should we put housing and jobs for the next 1.5 million people in California?", "what are the carbon impacts of adopting this transit policy?" and "what will the average commute time be in the year 2040?".

To answer these questions faster and in more detail we're hiring software engineers to build the next generation of UrbanFootprint, the world's most sophisticated urban planning and data analysis platform.

Our specific hiring needs at the moment include:

* Senior front end engineer to help direct a greenfield single page app project

* Mid-level to senior back end or full stack engineer to build the backend storage, query, and analysis components of the app

Our stack is rapidly evolving but you'll be sure to run into at least:

* Greenfield projects using ReactJS + MapboxGL

* Python + Postgres/PostGIS

* Large-scale data acquisition, storage, versioning

* Data analysis using tools like Apache Spark

We have real clients, are well funded, offer competitive compensation, a fantastic location in Berkeley, CA, stock options, and a chance to be part of something in its early stages.

What we do: http://calthorpeanalytics.com/

Open positions:
https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/companies/calthorpe-analytics
http://calthorpeanalytics.com/hiring.html

Interested? Send a cover letter and resume to softwarejob@calthorpeanalytics.com.
"Seems". You can't know what fraction of your remaining 900 had cancer but weren't diagnosed with it for any of a wide variety of reasons, from death through misadventure, through false negative, to simple loss to followup. Clinical studies are designed to exclude such confounding outcomes. It's very difficult to see how any study of this data could be designed to do likewise.
"It would be interesting to compare them across several different data sets to get a better feel for strengths/weaknesses, etc."
I agree. I think that would be the logical next step for this article. Show various real world examples and describe why certain clusters might be better for these types of problems. But all in all, awesome article, thanks for the education.
Generally I would say the responsibility of doing something that is beneficial to society but not economical rests on government. Vote for politicians that will increase research funding
Let's Code a Pomodoro Button – FunFunFunction #30
This statement isn't even really true of the old iSight cameras; they were attackable, but only by overwriting the firmware on the camera itself.

Is disabling the LED on a modern Macbook trivial? I'm genuinely asking. If so, can you provide a link demonstrating how? The ability to override the LED on the old iSight cameras was interesting enough that the paper demonstrating it got published at USENIX.
As a child in the early 80s I had my bag searched due to some GI Joe toys, in this case knockoffs of missiles for some SAM launcher or somesuch. It's not just a modern TSA thing.
I also like this:

http://blog.detour.com/introducing-progressive-equity/

Early exercise for the vast majority then is something you have to know to ask for in addition to number of shares.
For balance:
I also tried this process because it sounded fun and unique.
Got the assignment within 1 day, all inquiries answered within single day.

I still think the process is fun and uniq, so I'll apply again now.
Maybe if a home in a safe neighborhood with good schools for my kids and a reasonable commute to a decent job wasn't $1,000/sq ft then people wouldn't be so ''obsessed'' with wealth.
An option that might be worth looking at is AngelScript, which I think minimizes the context switch between C++ and the scripting layer really nicely.
When you hear someone stating that they find burning 3,000 calories a day necessary it seems like a logical question. You can't burn that many calories without first adding them.
Interestingly enough, I stopped powerlifting about a year ago and the atrophy hasn't happened as quickly or as much as I thought it would. Now, I say that with the caveat that I have NO idea how big my muscles were when I was at my strongest (which is also when I was 300 pounds), but I still have 25+ pounds of muscle that I didn't have the last time I was the size I am now (scientifically deduced from being able to fit into the same pair of pants that I did when I was 180lbs, when I am now 205lbs). I currently have a knee injury that's keeping me from doing any lower body lifts, and am only doing upper body bodybuilding style stuff twice a week. I'm absolutely not as strong as I used to be, but I'm still muscular... although, again, don't know how much of that is a hold-over from my powerlifting heyday because at the time I was like a muscular manatee... couldn't see the muscles for all the blubber on top.

[edit] 5'11", about 1.80 meters
Thats cost me north of a few million before ...
How about have one dolphin watch a group solve it then add that dolphin to a second group and see if the second group consistently solves it faster.
>In reality Manufacturing hasn't created jobs since the 1970's.

That's true, but output has steadily grown over those years.
I'm sure i'm on some watch list for visiting that site now, but it's still fantastic that somebody put all together. It's like an anarchist cookbook that isn't designed to maim bored teens!
Full stack web developer with advanced knowledge of JavaScript and modern application architecture. Formerly employee #7 at Meteor, most recently building GitSpy.com. Interested in mid-sized, rapidly growing startup with strong pragmatic product and world-class application engineering team.

Location: SF Bay Area

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, Angular, Node, MySQL, MongoDB, Meteor, React, ES6, Socket.IO, D3, Mocha/Chai, Grunt/Gulp

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yaliceme

Email: <my HN handle> + <gmail>
Checkr (YC S14) is hiring Back end engineers to build the future of online trust
So... what you're saying is that it's a standard part of the normal cycle where things grow for a while, plateau or shrink a bit, then grow again?

i.e. Not A Bubble.
I came here to say very similar to what you're saying. I'm down 50 pounds in a little over a year after being obese my entire life, with very minimal exercise (I walk to and from work, about 3 miles a day, but only walking) but weight-loss and slimming has accelerated greatly after cutting out carbs and sugars, which wasn't as painful as it seemed - replacing carb-rich noodles with Zucchini or Spaghetti Squash is amazing.

Lots of fats, proteins, and veggies, staying away from carbs and sugar, and I feel better than any other time in my entire life (at 34). I'm no longer eating simply to eat, and at this point I'm not craving the crap I used to. The sickness that now ensues after ingesting processed sugars or carbs, does make it easy to skip. While this story is anecdotal, it seemed worth a try because I kept stumbling on research supporting it.
Bellhops | Chattanooga, TN | https://www.getbellhops.com/ | Full-Time | ONSITE | Frontend Engineer

What: Bellhops is the largest and fastest growing tech-enabled platform for moving services in the world, serving 80 U.S. cities.

Perks: 401k, health, vision, dental, company pontoon, etc.

Stack: React.js, Node.js, Redux, *.js MVC Framework

Focus: Blowing Customers' Mind!

Application: https://jobs.lever.co/bellhops/123f0b19-5807-406a-b640-7aa87...
Why should I have a problem with "judge we want to search this place?"

The point of a search warrant isn't to establish guilt! It's merely to ensure that the search is connected to a legitimate investigation --- and legitimate dragnet investigations are common! --- and not as an instrument of harassment.
Bloc (https://bloc.io/)

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Our mentors are experienced developers and designers with a passion for sharing their craft. They believe in the apprenticeship model of education: learning by building under the guidance of an experienced professional. As a mentor, you'll lead your students through the program and train them for a junior developer role using our platform and curriculum for support.
As a long time HN lurker, I created this account just to directly thank you for the amazing work you've put into the first issue. I loved it so much and I'm going to recommend it to all my friends who read sci-fi.

I loved the fact that you are so reachable via HN and e-mail, and I loved the positive discussions about the first issue on HN. The blog and the 'behind the scenes' posts are a really great idea. I sincerely hope the magazine grows and becomes self sustaining. Quick question: if I subscribed to the magazine by e-mail, would I automatically receive notifications of new blog posts, or do I manually have to check your blog from time to time? I searched for a subscribe button for the blog but couldn't find any. Thanks a lot!

EDIT: I forgot to mention that I absolutely love the podcast idea! Can't wait for the next issue!
I definitely wasn't just giving the current state of the law; I was offering the opinion that out of the pile of problems we do have with government overreach, surveillance, and lack of understanding of technology, this case seems perfectly reasonable and not worth worrying about.

I'm not bothered by the compelled production of a fingerprint, given the due process of a warrant; I don't see any obvious reason why someone should expect otherwise from the law, nor any right or reasonable expectation this violates, and I don't think the law needs to change in that area.

(I do see other issues associated with fingerprints, such as the retention of fingerprints from non-criminals cleared of all charges, but I don't see an issue that applies to this case.)

I am bothered by (attempted) compelled production of a passphrase. And I see those as significantly different cases.
“Please enter your phone number”
Install an app and everything? Why not just take a picture when you join, then take a picture just before you are there (with the same people before you) and lastly afterwards. Then just upload them to Twitter.
Decision Making Lessons from a Professional Poker Player
It feels so incredibly good to watch them slowly getting corrupted. After the cancer they introduced to 4chan, they deserve it.
They actually can if they determine that you possess non-public information which could allow you to gain from the stock in a manner that can be considered "insider trading"

Typically this is only for short periods for higher-up people but it can affect "normal" engineers too (say you do a tech due diligence for an acquisition etc....)
> Please don't tell me about how a treaty should be voted on by the people, because I already agree about this part.

Direct democracy in diplomacy and trade negotiation sounds like a really terrible idea. It would just be constant protectionism, xenophobia and probably ruin economic growth and everyone will be the worse of for it. Sometimes giving more people a voice does not result in positive outcomes.
Wait. There's a smaller government party?
If you want a reliable result, yes.

Consider: I may have a medical record that doesn't indicate knee issues because I have correctly been diagnosed with no knee issues. Or I may have such a record because I have been incorrectly so diagnosed, despite the presence of knee issues. Or I may have such a record because I haven't been to a doctor about my knee issues in the years since they've developed, and so no opportunity has arisen for my knee issues to be documented. Simply from a medical record reflecting no evidence of knee issues, you cannot know which of these, if any, is true.

As I mentioned in a reply to your neighbor comment, clinical studies are designed to exclude such confounders as these - and that's a considerable part of why such studies are so expensive to design and carry out. It's very difficult to see how such exclusion could be achieved with data of the quality which seems to be involved here.
Before you're given contempt for not divulging information you are given immunity from criminal charges as a result of that testimony.