skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Code4Good -- https://www.engageSPARK.com - "MailChimp for IVR & SMS" | ONSITE: Cebu, Philippines | Full-Time & Adventure Fellowship

engageSPARK, a social enterprise, is the world's EASIEST Platform that empowers non-technical staff (marketing, sales, hr, operations, project managers, etc) at NGOs & Businesses to easily & quickly build interactive Automated Phone Calls (IVR) and 2-Way SMS campaigns in any country. We're more focused on emerging markets, where 66% have no Internet and another 15% access Internet infrequently. Interactive automated phone calls are the most cost effective and scalable method to engage anyone anywhere with any mobile phone.

Customers such as Facebook, Intel, UN WFP, Noora Health (YC W14) Asian Development Bank, International Rescue Committee, Innovations for Poverty Action, MedAir, Mercy Corps, and US Institute for Peace use the engageSPARK platform to interact with people for a variety of use cases, including social change in the areas of Agriculture, Health, Finance, Elections, and Disaster Planning & Response, as well as for sales, marketing, customer feedback, and operations. Forbes says we're "a leading startup. Since launch a year ago, engageSPARK has been used in 80+ countries.

Adventure Fellowship (1 year): https://goo.gl/YA8ENR | Full-Time Full Stack: http://goo.gl/Pljcgr

Our stack: Go (GoLang) Microservices, Python/Django, Java, Docker, Redis, Thrift, PostgreSQL, CouchDB, AWS, Android

Located in tropical Cebu Island, Cebu City is the second largest city in the Philippines. It’s a safe place to live with a variety of malls, restaurants, shops, beaches, and activities such as scuba diving, running, hiking, rock climbing, and snorkeling. It has a busy international airport with cheap flights to domestic and regional destinations. Check out Google Images: https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&site=imghp&tbm=isch&s...

Email us at Jobs at engageSPARK.com
Hey, as usual, a friendly reminder. All positions posted here are available to search on the map.

https://whoishiring.io/search/27.859/-37.178/2/

Also any feedback welcome here in comments
Genuinely curious, do you need a warrant to look through a window.

I guess the answer is "sometimes, it's complicated"...
Well a lot of people use Chrome and I immediately noticed a problem with the site when using Chrome, so maybe it's still something to keep in mind until it's improved.
Projects were merged:

https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/issues/2182

https://github.com/underdash/underdash/issues/14
From a recent HN article:

http://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2016/06/what-is-diff...

"Starting with iOS 10, Apple is using Differential Privacy technology to help discover the usage patterns of a large number of users without compromising individual privacy."

To paraphrase, Apple has been collecting telemetry all along and is announcing that they're starting to a new proprietary algorithm to obfuscate it a bit.
> If a bug causes an unexpected undefined value, it will lead your code to an undefined behavior.

Let's not confuse "undefined", a JS value that is basically like C's NULL, with "undefined behavior", the concept from e.g. the C language spec. Operations on the JS value "undefined" are perfectly well-defined in the C sense; you can reliably test for it and have a case to handle it. In particular, the well-defined behavior for Underscore/Lodash in response to mapping over "undefined" is to return an empty array. The programmer upthread is using the library's documented and well-defined behavior; there is nothing wrong with that.

It is just like how, in C, some functions (like time()) are well-defined if you pass them a NULL pointer, and some functions (like strlen()) are not, and result in undefined behavior. In this case, the functions in question are all well-defined if you pass them "undefined".
SEEKING WORK - Remote. Based in Croatia.

Primarily Python/Django developer with 8 years of experience in web development,
restful APIs and relational databases. I can do Javascript/Angular frontend,
but consider myself backend developer.

In the past, worked a lot with Windows, both native and .Net

Available for 4 hours a day.

GitHub: https://github.com/selectnull
Email: sasha@selectnull.com
The typical class action case goes something like this:
500,000 people suffer some small injury by a big company. Say they bought a coffee maker that's supposed to filter water but the filter doesn't always work right. Call it a $10 injury. An entrepreneurial lawyer gets wind of it, and files a class action suit. After some discovery and motion practice, he decides to settle with the manufacturer for $2 for each class member ($1 mm total, with unclaimed money to go to Consumer Affairs), plus $300,000 for settlement administration, plus an injuctive promise never to do it again, plus $300,000 for the lawyers' legal fee.

The manufacturer settles because the legal fees of going to trial would probably not be much less than that and if it lost it could be looking at $5 mm in damages plus the possibility of punitive. The lawyer is happy because he made $300,000 for the equivalent of a few hundred billable hours. The class members are mostly indifferent. Even if many of them open the letter and read it (unlikely) and even if many of them think the settlement is BS, they are unlikely to write a letter to opt out for something that didn't even bother them that much. And they can't practically sue on their own anyway over $10.

This case was very different. The federal government had already forced the credit card companies to admit that they had acted in an anti-competitive manner. This lawsuit was the private follow up to that. The Sherman Antitrust Act provides for treble damages. These potential damages are in the tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars. And they aren't all distributed $10 dollars at a time. Some of the members of the class are giant retailers that individually have in the hundred million or billion dollar range. So there are a fair number of class members that are and were very well aware of what was going on in this case and weren't going to just throw out an opt out notice like most class members in most class action cases.

Like most class lawyers these guys just wanted to settle. Sure maybe they could have gotten even more after trial but $500 million in hand is worth quite a lot in the bush! What's unusual is that there was someone with the incentive and ability to litigate and point out this conflict of interest.
I think that Mister Rogers' Neighborhood should be mandatory viewing for all children throughout the world. The show at its core teaches empathy, unlike a lot of children's programming these days that have the primary goal of selling merchandise.

If anyone is interested, there's a wonderful 4.5 hour interview with Fred Rogers: http://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/fred-rogers#
You could create a filter in your email program.
its a coding job, a lot of guys sound a lot like that
"We’ll offer the low end of the range, citing lack of experience with some framework that hasn’t left beta." and because, ah, you're self taught.
Interesting tool... I personally use Kaleidoscope (Mac only) and I really like it: http://www.kaleidoscopeapp.com
Also remember that the factory owners at the time screamed that they could not afford any changes and it would bankrupt them and destroy the economy.
I read an article recently about a British statistician who used statistical strategies in her dating life (I can't remember her name, so having trouble Googling the article...). She recommended dating 30 people casually before even considering dating seriously. That way you get a feel for what kind of people are available in your dating pool. After dating 30 people, if you meet someone who is better than any of the first 30 then you know they're a close-to-optimal partner for you.
Fair point, because I am all of those things. If people like me struggling to make a place for themselves in this world are a red flag... I'm not even remotely apologetic.
>The keywords are "exploit a vulnerability". In that sense, I'm inclined to agree with the judge

kicking a door to your apartment at 3 in the morning and sending the dogs in is also exploiting a weak vulnerable door.
Location: St. Petersburg, Florida, USA (remote worker)

Remote: Absolutely!

Willing to relocate: Yes

Frontend Technologies: REACT VUE.JS JAVASCRIPT

Backend Technologies: MONGODB POSTGRESQL NODE (JavaScript) ELIXIR RUBY

Résumé/CV: http://chriscombs.me/resume/resume.pdf

GitHub: https://github.com/combsco

GitLab: https://gitlab.com/u/crisopolis/projects

Email: hey@chriscombs.me (all lines are open and standing by)

Seeking to be your next Frontend, Backend or Fullstack JavaScript Developer.
It's probably possible, especially with today's compilers being smarter about using those instructions. You're right, in that concat is currently only available through interpolation.

At the moment, I'm not interested in adding vectors or SIMD. It's something I might try further down the line, but not now.
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Akkroo | London | Onsite — https://akkroo.com

Akkroo is radically improving how businesses collect data from customers at events and in-person. Our software helps businesses create measurably better marketing and sales teams.

We’re seed-funded, 3 years old, 10 people small, just passing $1M ARR (SaaS), and growing fast. Our global customers include Airbnb, PayPal, Harrods, IBM, Chloé and Mercedes-Benz.

Presently, we're hiring for Developers, Customer Success and Sales — https://akkroo.com/jobs

The primary hiring process comprises a role-specific task (which we’ll step through together) and a video or face-to-face chat.

I’m Andy, co-founder, and heading up the search for our next Full Stack Developer, primarily working with web & mobile technologies — https://akkroo.com/jobs/developer

Tip: if you’re used to working at an agency and would love to work in a startup on a product instead, we could be a great fit.

Questions? Let me know! jobs+andy+hn@akkroo.com
The focus point changes with time, so the cell/converter portion needs to move or the entire rear side of the sphere would need to be covered in cells.
In the last few months we have:

1. Paris
2. Brussels
3. Russian plane back from Egypt
4. Plane en route to Egypt
5. Couple of attacks in Turkey - assorted
6. Turkey airport
7. Orlando
8. Pakistani attack in the kids playing area
9. I am sure I forget a lot more.

Any gathering of people is valid terror target. More security won't help. Terrorism is here to stay.

We must accept that we won't be safe and we can only do damage control.
Depending on your device, you may be able to multiboot. See https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tassadar.m...
No idea about Stirling engines but you could always use other kinds of steam engines or turbines, albeit with lower theoretical efficiency. There's a very niche hobby for this kind of stuff, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJGpbvvJA2I for example.

The one thing that is problematic overall probably is the noise that any steam-based solution will make.
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> No, why would you?

Because he's a better programmer than you are, and he knows it.

> It's just a loop.

There are many kinds of common patterns in loops, abstracting them into resuable higher order functions, aka a collections api is rather basic functional programming; "it's just a loop" is a blub phrase of someone who doesn't see the point because they have tried it long enough to understand the value in a different paradigm.
I'm going to have to dispute your definition of "large system" if it's been running for a mere 6 months and you describe it as if it had a single author. Let me know once it's changed maintenance twice and also once it's changed management twice. Robustness is not about how well a system performs in its initial conditions; it's about how well it responds to change.

Also, from the sounds of it, it doesn't seem like a distributed system. Client-side JS is by its nature a distributed system, dealing with network partitions all the time because end-user internet connections are unreliable.
Well, it's not that hard to keep track of an atomic nucleus. I suppose you charge the thing up and manipulate it with electromagnetic fields.
The settlement was weak, so they opted to preserve their right to sue.

"The Home Depot lawsuit comes a month after Wal-Mart sued Visa for the right to choose how customers authorize debit-card purchases. The retailer wants customers to use a PIN, but Visa requires that shoppers can have the choice between a PIN and a signature."

http://www.wsj.com/articles/home-depot-u-s-credit-card-firms...
Tulip | https://tulip.co/careers.html | Boston, MA | Full time, interns | Onsite

Do you want to help realize the next industrial revolution?

Tulip is transforming manufacturing processes by bringing the latest technological advances from the lab to the shop floor. We have multiple Fortune 500 customers and are already enabling production lines building the things you interact with everyday.

Whereas most factories are still using state of the art technology from the mid 20th century, we come from the future to bring them a rich, realtime web app, modern tablets, IoT systems, in-depth analytics, and more. Our products are already (measurably!) helping our customers, so we're rapidly expanding our number of customers and size of deployments.

We're looking for software engineers to join our core team to work on data engineering, technical operations, and computer vision.

Data Engineering: We're looking for a software engineer who's excited about designing and building a scalable, flexible analytics pipline for the data we collect. While you'll spend most of your time on the backend, you should be comfortable working on our entire data stack, from databases, to backend APIs, to customer-facing frontend analytics tools.

Technical Operations: You might or might not have experience with technical operations, but you're excited about applying your software engineering skills to solve our complex operational problems. You're comfortable diving into complex codebases and large distributed systems, and equally excited about applying the same technical principles you'd use to build these system to take them to production.

Computer Vision: We're looking for a computer vision "research-ineer" with demonstrable experience in algorithm development and productization of in-the-wild vision solutions. Working knowledge of computation and optimization, algebras, statistics, machine learning is required. Experience in the following environments is highly recommended: C++11, Boost, OpenCV, OpenCL/CUDA, DNN/CNN.

Email us at jobs@tulip.co
CRITEO (http://labs.criteo.com/) | Paris or Palo Alto | Full-time |Software Development Engineer (VISA sponsorship for Paris)

Your mission:

• Build systems that make the best decision in 50ms, half a million times per second. Across three continents and six datacenters, 24/7.

• Find the signal hidden in tens of TB of data, in one hour, using over a thousand nodes on our Hadoop cluster. And constantly keep getting better at it while measuring the impact on our business.

• Get stuff done. A problem partially solved today is better than a perfect solution next year. Have an idea during the night ? Code it in the morning, push it at noon, test it in the afternoon and deploy it the next morning.

• High stakes, high rewards: 1% increase in performance may yield millions for the company. But if a single bug goes through, the Internet goes down (we’re only half joking).

• Develop open source projects. Because we are working at the forefront of technology, we are dealing with problems that few have faced. We’re big users of open source, and we’d like to give back to the community.

Feel free to drop me a line for a chat =) n.rassam[at]criteo.com
Nimbl3 www.nimbl3.com - ONSITE - Fulltime - Sponsor visa - Bangkok, Thailand | https://www.workhiro.com/companies/nimbl3

We are a software development studio focused on building products for startups of Asia Pacific Region and Europe. We work with startups from Austria, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Hong Kong in several vertical, you won't get bored. Join us! Our clients are well-funded, recognised startups and backed by early stage Alibaba investors, Ensogo, DeNA and 500 startups.

- Rails Developer https://www.workhiro.com/companies/nimbl3/049ee05b

- Android developer https://www.workhiro.com/companies/nimbl3/820c7cca

- iOS developer https://www.workhiro.com/companies/nimbl3/810d25a4

- Product manager https://www.workhiro.com/companies/nimbl3/2eef1fa0

- Marketing, Software engineering interns https://www.workhiro.com/companies/nimbl3/66dd3961
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Location: US

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, Objective-C, Swift

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/xyclos
Sounds like the same comments I see when Google changes their search algorithms.
Addepar | New York, NY, Mountain View, CA, Salt Lake City, UT; Full time; VISA; ONSITE only

Addepar is a fast growing startup trying to overhaul the data infrastructure of finance for openness and transparency. Engineering is at the core of Addepar's culture and we are looking to add the best, brightest, and most passionate software engineers to our teams. If you are excited about doing the best work of your career in web development, distributed systems, analytics, data, automation, or infrastructure, we want to talk to you!

Contact us at: https://www.addepar.com/careers/ OR email careers [at] addepar [dot] com to learn more.
FundApps | London, UK | On site - http://www.fundapps.co

FundApps helps investment managers comply with worldwide regulation. We're bootstrapped and have doubled in size in the last 12 months to a team of 25 currently.

Our competition is stuck in the dark ages with slow, clunky, complicated user interfaces and installed software. We're shaking up the industry - providing a beautiful & intuitive web-based service which takes away our customer's pains and lets them get on with what they do best.

We're a small team that cares passionately about delivering a great product and quality software. You’ll help shape what we work on and how we do it. You won’t be micro-managed or stuck in a rut. We work hard on challenging problems and have a good time doing it.

Expect to build and deploy your first feature in week one!

Apply at http://fundapps.workable.com or email me direct james@fundapps.co (I'm the CTO).
SharePop (http://www.sharepop.com) | € 40-65K | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | VISA

We are the first performance-driven influencer marketing platform for app publishers. Based in Berlin and Korea, SharePop combines branding and performance advertising by connecting app publishers with over 30 k+ influencers worldwide with a total audience of 90 m + followers. We enable app publishers and agencies to scale influencer marketing and create visibility on a risk-free CPI model.

Positions:

(senior) Backend Software Engineer (m/f) - http://bit.ly/1PzmmVR

(senior) Front End Developer (m/f) - http://bit.ly/1r9wU2B

Our current (to be improved by you) Stack Ruby and Elixir services and Ruby on Rails Web apps Front end with Vanilla JS, but we're thinking about improving it with React.

If you have any question, please send me an email at fm@sharepop.com

ps: There's a trend of agencies offering services, so if you're an agency, save yourself some time, and ping the next one.
SharePop (http://www.sharepop.com) | € 40-65K | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | VISA

We are the first performance-driven influencer marketing platform for app publishers. Based in Berlin and Korea, SharePop combines branding and performance advertising by connecting app publishers with over 30 k+ influencers worldwide with a total audience of 90 m + followers. We enable app publishers and agencies to scale influencer marketing and create visibility on a risk-free CPI model.

Positions:
(senior) Backend Software Engineer (m/f) - http://bit.ly/1PzmmVR

(senior) Front End Developer (m/f) - http://bit.ly/1r9wU2B

Our current (to be improved by you) Stack Ruby and Elixir services and Ruby on Rails Web apps Front end with Vanilla JS, but we're thinking about improving it with React.

If you have any question, please send me an email at fm@sharepop.com

ps: There's a trend of agencies offering services, so if you're an agency, save yourself some time, and ping the next one.
Dreamscope | Mobile Software Engineer - iOS | Palo Alto, CA (University Ave.) | Onsite | Full Time

We're hiring a Software Engineer with iOS experience. You'll be working with our team to continue to build our product used by hundreds of thousands of users. Math, EE, CS, or Physics degree. If you love math and software engineering, you'll fit right in.

Required experience:

- Experience shipping multiple Objective-C apps that are currently available in the app store.

- An aptitude for design, ability to innovate using all of the tools available for iOS
Ideal candidates will have:

- Multiple apps in the app store.

- A track record of making high quality mobile user experiences.

- Proficiency with basic computer vision and image processing. Desire to gain skills in training neural networks and implementing state of the art deep learning research.

To apply, please email your resume and github link to: s[at]lambdal.com
Of course. Just like I have difficult explaining to her just how crazy it is that a T-Rex egg not only ended up in a Pteranodon nest, but also somehow got adopted by them. Pteranodon would be ideal prey for a T-Rex, there's just no way Mrs Pteranodon would ever keep Buddy around.
Location: Melbourne, Aus

Remote: Yes, able to overlap 6 hours PST

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies
- React/Redux, Angular 1x, HTML/CSS, D3.js, Webpack
- Haskell/ FP
- SQL, Redis
- Git, Linux, shell scripting, Latex/MathJax
- MVC, C#, DI
- NServiceBus, SignalR, Azure Service Bus
- Android, Java
- Python

I've authored a few open-source projects:

HaxlSharp: Composable, automatically concurrent data fetching & request deduplication https://github.com/joashc/HaxlSharp

Probabilistic C#: A monadic probabilistic programming framework https://github.com/joashc/csharp-probability-monad

Have professional experience delivering large real-time web applications, mostly SPAs.

Resume: On request

Website: http://joashc.github.io

Email: joashxc@gmail.com
Mirador | Front End Developer / Back End Developer (Java) / Sales Engineer | Portland, OR

https://www.miradorlending.com/

Enabling financial institutions to grow their lending programs and compete in a rapidly changing market.

I am the front end developer here, so I can speak most knowledgeably about that position.

Looking for medium JavaScript knowledge with a focus on React. Understanding of Redux/Webpack would be a plus but not necessary.

Apply here: https://mirador-financial.workable.com/
Any questions about the company or positions can be posted here.
India.
We have a huge domestic market - so you're not just solving "outsourced" problems - one of the largest talent pools in the world, and a reasonable democracy.

India is not going to take the lead in manufacturing anytime soon, but if you look at mobile tech, retail tech, payments, robotics and solar ... there's super exciting stuff happening.

Plus it is a validated market - every month sees billions of dollars of VC investment in India.

It's not perfect - for example we are already at the stage where local, homegrown startups are competing against the valley behemoths ... and gave been found lacking. But the game is just getting heated up.

(I'm a YC startup based out of India )
Daniel Tiger's neighborhood is also a great show that takes a lot of the music and lessons from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, but is an updated and animated version of it.

I've always been very impressed with the music and talent of the musicians he had on his show - they actually played live during most of the shows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peDn6XQ3bjI for an example.
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