skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stealth Real Estate Startup | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite

We are a well funded, stealth mode startup looking for the best talent in San Francisco. We are early stage so you would have significant impact in your area of focus and be part of a rapidly growing team. We look for self starter types who like to get things done, but at the same time are not afraid to ask for help along the way.

We use a modern tech stack and hope that you'd be familiar with as much as possible, and willing to learn the rest. We also offer a no BS interview process that treats people like human beings and asks relevant questions.

Requirements

-BS Degree in Computer Science or equivalent

-3+ years working as a front end software engineer

-Excellent written and oral communication skills

-JavaScript, ReactJS, Redux / Flux, NodeJS, ES6 (Babel)

-SASS / LESS / Flexbox

-Unit test frameworks such as Jasmine, Mocha, etc

-Interacting with internal and 3rd party REST APIs

-Submitting and reviewing pull requests

-Helping define deployment strategies

-Task runners like Grunt, Gulp

-Webpack, Browserify

-Git / Github

Nice to Haves

-Have experience with: Firebase, React Native

-Built integrations with Twilio, Docusign, Lob

-Travis CI or other CI platforms

Responsibilities

-Transform product wireframes into responsive, web-based user interface components and modules using ReactJS

-Exercise sound judgement when architecting front and back end structures

Benefits

-Competitive salary and equity packages

-Full medical, dental, and vision insurance coverage

-Top of the line hardware: laptop, monitor(s), desk, chair, etc

-Flexible working hours

email: eddiewu80 [~AT~] gmail
Man if they can just get handoff & continuity working reliably for the original intended usecases I'll be happy ...
In practice we have no idea if this will work. It has never been done before.

With that Apple example: For all we know, the industry could be in a much better position if it were not for the iPod/iPhone.
The stuff Apple brought with the iPod/iPhone (DRM and the App Store model) have arguably set the software industry back.
And an argument in favor of Apple: stuff like the RPi/VR wouldn't have been economically feasible since there was no pass production of ARM processors / high-density screens.

Point is, we don't know.

There's no way of telling if BI works without actually doing it. And that's what the point of this study is.
Show HN: HeartsBot – simple dating chat-bot with rich UI interface
But do enterprise companies use FreeBSD jails regularly? AFAIK they're basically used as toys by developers.
Flags are done by users, so it is expected that they are inconsistent (e.g. if not many people are looking at new submissions right now it is less likely that enough of them flag a post)

IMHO blue should have been flagged as well, since I don't think Stack Overflow questions belong on HN, with rare exceptions for extremely interesting ones, ideally with high-quality answers. Those look to me like you wanted more people to look at your questions in the hope to get a quicker answer, which is not what hackernews is for.
the industry is moving away from direct DOM mutation and towards v-dom, so this isn't an issue for a lot of devs.
Ezhome (ezhome.com) | Palo Alto, CA, USA | Full-time | Remote | Onsite

Hi!

We are looking for Senior Engineers for full-time remote job.

A Bit about Us

ezhome aims to become the #1 trusted provider of tech­enabled home services. We provide an amazingly better home service experience using data science and software technology to dazzle customers and enable our service personnel to be more efficient. ezhome was founded by two serial entrepreneurs and has been growing extremely fast (we are approaching a $2 million run rate in year one operating in the South Bay Area alone). We assembled a very high­caliber team and have raised significant funding from top­tier investors. We are looking for top talent—join us in disrupting the $100 billion home services market!

You can use the direct links to apply:

Senior Front-End Engineer (Javascript, React.js)

http://grnh.se/f0yjtp

http://grnh.se/ou6vb4

Senior Back-End Engineer (Python, Django)

http://grnh.se/ei1wl5

Senior Full-stack Engineer (Python, Django, Javascript, React.js)

http://grnh.se/g4tpas

http://grnh.se/lbj836

We have also several open positions in our office in Palo Alto, CA (Onsite)

Data Engineering Technical Lead

http://grnh.se/mou0ta

Mobile Technical Engineering Lead

http://grnh.se/b3qo1u

Join an exceptional team of engineers and be part of the home services revolution!
What is the next step after learning HTML and CSS?
I Find Gulp.js Extremely Frustrating
Unless I've missed something (and I may have!), FreeBSD's jails have a very respectable security track record. Really, really want to make use of them.

I can't give up Debian's package system, though, so I'm left hoping that kFreeBSD will amount to something someday and I use Xen or KVM in the meantime... :-(
> Ayn Rand, a noted speed addict for decade

Didn't know this. Googled it:

http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/culturebox/features/2013/...
Location: New York, New York

Remote: I am willing to work remotely.

Willing to relocate: No, though I would be willing to commute daily to New Jersey for the right opportunity.

Technologies: JavaScript, jQuery, PHP, WordPress, WordPress Plugin Development, Node, Email Development, Photoshop, HTML, CSS. I am currently studying Java and data structures.

Résumé/CV: http://www.tanwill.nyc/ https://github.com/tanwill https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanisewilliams

Email: tanise.williams@icloud.com
Tableau | Palo Alto, Fulltime | Sr. Engineer/Dev Manager | ONSITE

Tableau's (http://tableau.com) extensibility team is growing and building a developer platform. Tableau's mission is to help people see and understand data and our team is building the APIs developers can use (http://developers.tableau.com) for everything from automation, custom visualizations, and connecting to new data sources.

If you're interested or want to know more please get in touch with me (Ben Lower, I'm leading the team) directly -> email (bklower@tableau.com), twitter (@benlower), SMS (+1 206.659.NINJA)
Apple releases Swift 3.0 Preview 1 ahead of WWDC 2016
This page was so clearly written, and its content so compelling, I was actually left wondering whether it was the same bafflingly pretentious Urbit that I'd stared at in mesmerised bewilderment in years past.

This makes sense, looks great, and I might well give it a try!
Fancy Hands | https://www.fancyhands.com | New York City - Full Time (onsite)

Fancy Hands is a personal assistant service. We've had a lot of good press, we're growing and we need some help.

We're looking to hire a python programmer to work on our back end. The ideal candidate would become our head of engineering.

Specific details: https://www.fancyhands.com/jobs/python-app-dev

We're also hiring front end developers: https://www.fancyhands.com/jobs/frontend-web

Fancy Hands is a small, profitable company trying to change the way people work. We'll won't call you a guru, ninja, or rockstar
New York, NY | CloserIQ (https://closeriq.com)

CloserIQ is the network connecting top sales talent to venture backed tech startups. We are a NYC based self-funded and highly profitable recruiting tech startup combining powerful software with world class service.

We're currently hiring for 4 roles:

Talent Advisor (ONSITE, NYC)

Our Talent Advisors attract, engage and onboard top sales talent to the rapidly growing CloserIQ network. You’ll be joining a small team of sales leaders, technologists, recruiters, and growth hackers as a “sports agent” for the top revenue generators in the tech community. Looking for candidates with interest in sales and recruiting.

Talent Development Analyst (ONSITE, NYC)

This role is a hybrid sales & marketing where you will be responsible for generating demand for CloserIQ by leveraging digital sales & marketing strategies. You'll have a chance to work directly with our founders, wear multiple hats and have a meaningful impact on the success of the company from day one.

Sales and Marketing Intern (ONSITE, NYC)

We're looking for smart and tech savvy interns to help out as we grow the business. We're a team of 6 based in midtown east. You'll work with our founders, talent team and engineers on all aspects of the business and have a meaningful impact on the success of the company.

Freelance Writer (REMOTE)

CloserIQ is looking for a freelance writer to help us create and curate relevant content as we build out our content strategy. The focus of this work will be within the scope of sales and careers, along with some viral content.

Contact us here: https://closeriq.com/about

or email us at careers@closeriq.com
Whenever I read something about global warming, I can't help but think our situation is more dire than people let on. I'm not sure if it's that the endgame is so unsettling people can't confront it, or if there are other reasons for our blue sky analysis.

I don't think we can "innovate" our way out of this hole. We can't stand around waiting for a silver bullet. Peoples' lifestyles will need to change dramatically. We can't keep consuming power the way we are now.
Nextdoor (http://nextdoor.com/) | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite

I'm one of the founders and Chief Architect at Nextdoor. Our mission is to use the power of technology to create stronger and safer neighborhoods all around the world. Over half of the neighborhoods in the US are using our platform to communicate about the issues most important to them, and we've just started expanding internationally as well.

Founded in 2010, we're backed by Benchmark Capital, Greylock Partners, Google Ventures, and Tiger Global among others, and have raised over $210M in venture capital to-date.

We are hiring across the board, and growing quickly. A list of our open job reqs can be found here at http://nextdoor.com/jobs. In particular, we're always looking for great full-stack generalists who are comfortable working in an agile, fast-paced environment. Our stack is primarily Python and Go, running on AWS, with client apps built in Obj-C/Swift (iOS), Java (Android), and JavaScript (Web).

If you're looking for a relatively small startup (we're still fewer than 120 people total, with ~45 in engineering) with an opportunity to have global impact, we'd love to hear from you at jobs@nextdoor.com.
The app is correct, both of those phrases are passive.

Grammatically the passive voice uses the equative verb to be with a past participle of the verb. Both those phrases satisfy that condition.

Semantically, the passive voice involves action being done to the subject. Both those phrases also meet that condition. Rearrange them and you'l see:

[1] "I was exhuasted" --> "${SUBJECT} exhausted me".
The phrase may not seem passive because you've elided the subject, which is part of the problem of the passive voice, it lacks clarity

[2] "Our work here is done" --> "We completed our work"
Like the first phrase, this phrase elides the subject of this sentence, the individuals doing the work. In this case, including the subject ("We") may feel repetitive because of the pronoun "our", but its still more precise.

Also, passive voice isn't bad, however it most often lacks clarity. Sometimes that's okay, and sometimes you want some flexibility with your sentences for effect, such as ending a sentence with the subject (one of the primary reasons to use the passive voice).
DeepText: Facebook's text understanding engine
Of course predictions can be wrong; that includes yours.

Betting tremendous amounts that 60% of the population will be out of work in 20 years seems foolhardy to me. But so would be assuming that it can't happen. Building systems (and our understanding of how we can build systems) that can help, in those circumstances or others, seems like a good move.
There are a few reasons why someone would abuse Adderall.

One of the first reasons that sticks out to me is that it motivates you to get things done, especially things that would otherwise be boring and repetitive. For example, something like fixing formatting errors in 100,000 lines code.

As for why you never felt the need to use it, my guess is that maybe you're more secure with yourself than some other people.

There's an incredible push to become "successful" these days (partly due to social media I guess), so I can see why some people resort to Adderall to give themselves a leg up.

Of course, I’m talking about people who don’t have ADHD and are taking it simply to augment their performance.
Check out Pertino
http://pertino.com and Zerotier
https://www.zerotier.com
If by "clean" you mean its fallback behavior without JS is to show a white page with nothing, then it is squeaky clean. :D
Your question, by what, shows why it's not passive. In this case, "exhausted" is an adjective, and thus the sentence is not passive voice. The subject (I) is not receiving the action of getting used up or drained, it is doing the action of being in a drained, used up state. Now, if the sentence was something else like "I was exhausted by his tiresome ramblings," then yes, that would be passive voice.
IUGO Mobile Entertainment|Software Engineer-C++ Vancouver, Canada |Full-time/VISA/ONSITE

Responsibilities
Develop games for the iOS and Android platforms, Collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team of programmers, artists, producers, and designers, Develop tools to support mobile game development and other interventions, Program games and applications in C/C++, Obj-C, Java, Xcode, Android SDK and our proprietary mobile platform

Requirements
2-3+ year of professional development with iOS/Android, 3-5+ years of relevant professional development experience
Expert in C/C++, Obj-C, Java, Xcode, and Android SDK
Strong foundation in logic, computer science, and mathematics, including areas such as algorithms, optimization, and vector/matrix/3D math

Email Jera: jera.gunter@iugome.com
The answers here are off the mark. You can obviously have the update channel use HTTPS and keep your website at HTTP (not recommended, but certainly possible).

Or just sign the updates and version information.
Apparently this Laster guy has been an tough judge for cases like this over the past few years, and has spoken out against this before:

From the article (in reference to shutting down a suit against Aruba for selling too cheaply to Hewlett Packard)
"It wasn’t a first for Mr. Laster, long the court’s firebrand. In his six years on the bench, he has made weeding out weak cases something of a pet issue. But “this time feels different,” said Ed Micheletti of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, in part because Mr. Laster’s colleagues are joining him."

http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-judge-who-shoots-down-merger...

It seems that in this case he felt that the price discovery mechanism of the process and go-shop wasn't sufficient to reach the theoretically "correct" price, which makes sense. The reason any market approaches efficiency is because investors can easily buy and sell undervalued or overvalued securities. In massive transactions of this sort, there are only a handful of buyers who can participate, and it would be unreasonable for such a situation to be as efficient in price discovery as a liquid, publicly traded market.

My sense is that the issue is more with the law, and ability to challenge this sort of thing (which is mostly capitalized on by specialized hedge funds who buy shares and sue) holds a transaction to a different standard than when it actually occurred. Specifically - the board, representing the fiduciary interests of shareholders, should be expected to make a reasonable effort to get the best price. If markets are not efficient and no one has the capital to step up and make a purchase, how would they know that? You can never prove the counterfactual in that type of situation, and it seems dangerous to attempt to do so via ex-ante analytical modeling.[1]

1. I get that this concept is widespread in settlements of all sorts (loss of use, damages, etc.), but in this case, no one was defrauded or coerced. Shareholder agreements were obeyed, and that should be that.
funny, I never really used it myself, but I got a few people telling me they use it :)
> The consequences for me were devastating. I was briefly prescribed anti-psychotics at my lowest point. I experienced migraines, complete with terrifying tunnel vision, blackouts, severe depression, anxiety, panic attacks, paranoia, hallucinations and thought insertion.

That sounds pretty terrifying - wonder if there's a way to be resilient to this or if everyone is affected this way given enough time.
The (unofficial) Wizardry source is available. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/comp.sys.apple2/w...
I never understood how some people who work in tech have no ability to say no. I understand that passion runs deep but that's no reason to become a slave.

There is no way whatsoever that I would work 80 hours a week for an extended period unless I were working on my own startup or company and the time that I invest would benefit me in the future. And even then, I wouldn't do it.
- Location: Venezuela -Las Vegas (moving)
- Remote: Yes
- Willing to relocate: Maybe
- technologies: hardcore backend - REST API's, Node.js, PHP, Laravel, Redis, Vagrant, Docker,TDD/BDD, AWS
- résume: http://stackoverflow.com/cv/johnnymn
- linkedin: https://ve.linkedin.com/in/johnnymn
- github: https://github.com/johnnymn
- email: johnnymn@hotmail.com
Do you guys hire remotely from all over the world or only US/Canada? I've been following the careers page for a few months anxiously and have been totally afraid to apply. Few days ago I checked, you guys had updated the remote options to only US/Canada. Hopes totally dashed since then.
Sorry about that. Since this page is built with urbit it's easy to just request the raw Markdown.

Here's plain text for anyone interested: http://urbit.org/posts/overview.md

Edit: it should be easy for us to stick that link inside a noscript tag be default. Issue here: https://github.com/urbit/arvo/issues/149
LLVM bitcode already has some architecture-specific things baked in (pointer size, supported data sizes, macros matching to architectures in C are already evaluated, ...). You can target a neutral bitcode ABI that can be further compiled down to different architectures. That's what PNaCl still does, but I think Apple doesn't do that.
Cool, will keep on adding to this. Although its not automated, even a handful of them will be a great help to people, I think.
I think what Intel are doing with Clear Containers is really interesting. They are encapsulating containers inside VMs, avoiding the security problems of containers.

To do this efficiently they've had to make a bunch of changes on the VM side so the overhead is much smaller than an ordinary VM (of the order of 150ms and 20MB of RAM). I've also been looking at this and am hoping to give a talk about it at the KVM Forum in August (http://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/kvm-forum).
I can't find an email on your profile. Can you email me at kliment@0xfb.com ?
Just letting you know that you misspelled SEEKING FREELANCER
Mir Islam – The Guy the Govt Says Swatted My Home – To Be Sentenced June 22
OK, I didn't understand how the "neural_network" was connected to the data.

Thanks for responding.
Parallel Algorithmic Differentiation for OCaml
Veracity | Software Developer | Provo, UT | On-Site | Full-Time

Veracity Networks is an up and coming telecommunications company seeking a full-time Software Engineer with development experience that can be a strong addition to our Development Team.

Responsibilities will primarily include the forward development and upkeep of our internal management systems.

Stack: Python + Pyramid + Sqlalchemy + Postgres + Web Frontend

The full job posting is located here: https://www.veracitynetworks.com/index.php/16-careers/117-so....
Maybe the noscript tags for those pages could just show a link to the underlying .md? Then you don't need to worry about including it in the page, and it's still available. :)
Which are mostly running on ARM and PPC. Intel screwed up by dumping Xscale and their legacy embedded lineup. Windriver isn't going to save them.
Funny, the joke used to be that there was nothing to do in downtown LA. Guess that's slowly starting to change.
Do any of this type of tool have an offline version or plugin that would work on Mac? I'd love to use one, but I can't use a web app for confidential information. I'd be happy to install a bundle in vim, Sublime Text, emacs, or whatever.
Random fun fact: Naughty Dog co-founders Andy Gavin & Jason Rubin started out making Apple II games, and later Mac games. If they hadn't both had Apple IIs (and later Macs), they might never have started making games in high school. Goodbye, Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter, Uncharted, The Last of Us, and so on.
Beware, tech world: 'Easy growth is behind us,' says Mary Meeker
summer 2016 applications are closed if you read the header for the application on the careers page. They're accepting for the fall/winter.
I'd probably switch to KeePassX instead of running KeePass in wine if the password generator were as flexible.
Introducing DeepText: Facebook's text understanding engine
San Francisco; Full Time; Onsite

I'm the cofounder of Figma (www.figma.com), a startup in San Francisco building a browser-based collaborative design tool to improve the way designers and engineers work together. We're a small team of 17, and we're looking for talented designers and engineers (www.figma.com/careers) who are interested in tackling challenges in the creative tools space.

Example challenges: annotation system on top of documents for feedback, 2D boolean operations on paths, speed up zooming in the app using a tile quadtree, UI testing framework that simulates user actions, real-time events and data pushing across the site, zero-downtime deployments, search API for filtering user files.

Our tech stack: C++, Emscripten, Node, CoffeeScript, JavaScript, WebGL, Ruby, Sinatra, Skew

If you're interested in learning more about what we're working on or want to meet up to talk about any of my other projects (http://madebyevan.com/), you can email me at wallace@figma.com.
Rafflecopter | Sr. UI Engineer (Clojurescript) | Boulder or Remote

Looking for someone with a deep knowledge of ClojureScript - and the browser environment in general - who can help build and evolve (and open source) our internal reagent-powered UI toolkit. Should be able to blur the line between frontend/backend development - care about getting small UI details right and not be afraid of diving into to server-side Clojure when the need arises. Bonus points for experience w/ a variety of past/present UI toolsets & techniques.

We're a small, smart team/company run by developers & we care a _lot_ about UI development. You'll be hard-pressed to find a team more dedicated to making a great product, or an environment more amicable to this kind of work.

Email me (ceo, product/ui lead) directly: jr@rafflecopter.com
NetworkLogUtility class for Retrofit2
She could have just as easily been a big donor. Just an appointment that seemed destined to either benign neglect or failure.