skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Remote: Preferred

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Technologies: C/C++ (OpenMP, gprof, Valgrind), Javascript (node.js, d3, lodash), J, Java, Haskell, MATLAB, Linux, Bash

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J programmer (co-designer of the DBMS Jd--see http://www.jsoftware.com/jdhelp/) and recent MS graduate looking to break into an industry that has actual jobs available. I have substantial experience working with low-level C, but am interested in general backend development.
Great and just today it made me quite angry, wifi on mine is not very reliable.
Just make sure my voucher is for Fresno. I'll quit my job tomorrow.
Neumitra - digital medicine into daily life - Boston, MA

We're hiring data-driven engineers including:
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- Mobile developers for hooks into apps for daily life management

- Front-end developers to show how stress impacts large groups

- Algorithms engineers for extracting insights from data streams

- QA including device, mobile, and platform applications

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We're also hiring mechanical and research engineers who love to iterate on technologies based on user interactions. We appreciate experiences and enthusiasm for building unique tools that have a meaningful impact. Our mission is to solve global questions of health, productivity, and happiness.

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Please send a note listing your interests and efforts to hello@neumitra.com.
I have absolute no idea what I'm doing, but damn I feel like a rock star! Kudos!
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Imagine a job where you are creating the best time machine on the market.

Welcome to Timehop where your in depth knowledge of the iOS platform will help millions of people around the world remember the past. Our digital footprints are growing exponentially and we have more 'old' photos and old content than ever before. Yet most of the internet remains focused on 'new' which presents Timehop a huge opportunity. Backed by the same investors as Twitter, Tumblr, and Foursquare, we're creating an entirely new industry out of old content.

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Spell checkers can pick up on its/it's errors
Hyperloop One co-founder and CTO steps down
100% agreed.

Rotate the image to the left (i.e. swap the X and Y axis).

And you can clearly see that the larger the black population the less they rely on fines.

There are some outliers, and those should be stopped.
"Compensation: Equity only (for now)"

good luck with that fellas ;-)
So what's the trick to using APL if you don't have the keyboard? Do most people use the custom keyboard? What about with laptops? Is there some sort of mnemonic for what symbols correspond to what letters? Do people put stickers over their keycaps?

EDIT: Guys I mean literally the keyboard. Once it's software it's easy. I wanna know the best way to remember what key maps to what character.
Indeed. The development of quantum mechanics added almost nothing to classical E&M because classical E&M already has wave mechanics baked in.
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Aclima designs and deploys distributed sensor networks for environmental quality. Aclima’s sensor networks generate billions of data points to reveal actionable insights about buildings, cities, and communities. In collaboration with partners like Google and the EPA, Aclima applies these insights to improve human and planetary health. Aclima’s mission is to use this new body of knowledge to create a more resilient, healthy and thriving world. For more information, visit www.aclima.io. We are looking for passionate engineers to help build, scale, and improve our platform. We’re looking for engineers who are smart and get things done. Our engineering culture values rapid iteration, continuous improvement, and as much automation as is sensible. We work in a relaxed, purpose-driven atmosphere with flexible hours and competitive perks.

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Where are you getting that from? Airbus claims the A380 gets 3L/100km per passenger when fully loaded[1], which is better than all but the must fuel-efficient passenger cars. Even the Concorde got ~17L/100km, putting it in line with large pickups.

[1] http://web.archive.org/web/20071214144443/http://www.airbus....
From my experience on the AppleTV3, the PBS Kids channel/app had very limited access to past episodes. Is this different on ATV4?
The 6-second developer resume
Apple patents tech enabling police to prevent iPhones from filming police abuse
> SIP and the IETF to some extent encourages this with Postel's Law, telling implementors they should guess what the intention of the message is. We need less of VB's On Error Resume Next and more panic-abort type functionality.

I don't think it's as clear-cut as that. I think the main thing is error handling must be defined: it doesn't matter whether it's panic-abort or whether it's defined how to deal with any stream of bytes. Don't let implementers choose what they should do.
Very nice experiment. It will be nice to be able to test it without playing the youtube video.
Exactly this. I was just in the situation to look for a new apartment, and one big reason I chose my current place is because it had a "virtual tour" that allowed walking around in 3D. If that were in VR, even better.
"Didn't know the check would bounce" implies you, what, don't know how to add up a list of numbers? Its fair to say a bounced check means bad faith.
Sentenai | Boston | ONSITE
Machine Learning Engineer, Structure Prediction

The future of industry requires smarter machines, and to achieve that, they need instant access to both sensory input and contextual data. ​Sentenai connects machines with the data they need to make better decisions in complex environments. ​We're building the machine cloud, redesigned for intelligent systems in the physical world.

​Our team is looking for someone who is smart, motivated, and creative​ to help us build the software infrastructure needed to power networks of smart machines. Sentenai​ is a venture-backed startup located in Boston near South Station.

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Responsibilities:

— Design and build unsupervised structure prediction systems for semi-structured data streams

— Work with platform engineers to create distributed representations of structure prediction models

— Help enhance distributed query optimization

— Offer user feedback to our front-end team and query language design team

Requirements:

— Intermediate or expert understanding of reinforcement learning

— Expert knowledge of online learning models

— Intermediate knowledge of Haskell strongly recommended

— Knowledge of learning from small data sets a plus

— Experience ​with ​a variety of machine learning libraries a plus
You have to consider how the computer reconfigures itself every time you add or remove a display device.
If you set -std=c++11 or some other version of the standard, they'll be there forever.
Should Microsoft be forced to let Sony sell Playstation games on the XBox?
I don't even get it and so may the downvoters
It's not like the upstream content providers have any part in this balkanization of content.
Yeah I wish Linux desktop was that great. I run Xubuntu for dev work (Rust actually). Even really trivial things, like making the edges of the windows easy to grab to resize -- they get totally wrong: the target area is 1px or so. (Yes I know, Alt+Right click is an option, and I should really just use XMonad.) I go search for this issue. Sure enough, many years ago people were talking about this issue, and it's just one excuse after another. Never resolved; maybe it's a theme issue (with all in-box themes), maybe it should be solved somewhere else. Whatever. End result, out of box, it's difficult to resize a bloody window. I think that sums it up pretty well.

I've less and less love for MS (though Visual Studio...), but even with having to install crappy hacks to fix Win8, it's _still_ a smoother end-user experience than Linux desktop.

With Win10's Linux layer, assuming there's an accelerated X server for Windows, I can't think I'll keep even a VM around much. (If I can turn off Win10's spyware.)
Best i can tell, many things were developed in R&D and on mainframes that is being "rediscovered" today on desktop and laptop. This because the price to performance on ICs have gotten to the proper point, and because computing was at the time insular (or at least seems to have been).
Front-end web developer with experience throughout the stack. I make all kinds of goofy stuff: https://github.com/robotnoises

Location: Tallahassee, FL
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Not at this time
Technologies: JavaScript (Node, Angular, Electron/NW.js), .NET (C#)
Résumé/CV: upon request
Email: d.avenich at gmail
No, I think you're confused.

What they've said is that they're not willing to negotiate BEFORE the 2 years is TRIGGERED. i.e. they don't want the UK to foot-drag on triggering A50 and prolonging the process indefinitely. Basically, "shit or get off the pot"

The EU position is that if the UK is really going to trigger it, then they should do it as soon as the next PM is installed.

Again, the 2 year window is explicitly for these negotiations. It has not started yet, though.
Does it have past episodes of all the shows?
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I've been working as a freelance Web/UI Designer and front-end developer for 8,5 years. I especially enjoy working with early-stage startups.

HTML, CSS, LESS, SASS, PHP, jQuery, MeteorJS, Bootstrap, Git, Grunt, Sketch

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You could say the same thing for derivatives traders. At least with beating the casino, you're usually comped swanky rooms and perks (since you're wagering so much money).
I view this detail that you're harping on as just such a technicality.

If you want to make a point about the media exaggerating such technicalities to warp public perception, I may well agree.

But you're trying to show that there's a perception that "law enforcement and this judge are blatantly ignoring their half of the social contract when they skip the warrant requirement." This is not a very good example to show that. It may be misinterpreted by people who already want to find evidence of double standards, but it can't be the source of such a perception in the first place. You can't use it as an example of such.
YouTube creators accuse BuzzFeed Video of stealing their ideas
"Keeping everyone in shape to handle crises they're likely to never actually see is, arguably, an enormous waste of money."

This point, while true, depends heavily on the consequences of the crisis. If the cost of failure is too high, it's not a waste of money.
Nibbler: The Billion Point Arcade Game
What would you rather have seen ARM do for a 64-bit ISA expansion? (Genuine question; I have no opinion.)
What I want to know (and what the article doesn't address) is: Why are so many other wi-fi routers such trash?

I mean, I sort of know why: Because manufacturers keep making new hardware without the long-term support commitment that's necessary to get the firmware truly sorted out. But how did the market come to this?

I would have thought that the average home router customer, at this point, groans in dread when its time to buy a router. To heck with crazy speeds my "broadband" cannot realize, never mind bleeding-edge protocols and questionable NAS USB ports. Don't we all want something that doesn't need a manual reset every couple of days? Why isn't uptime the #1 selling point by now?
Why would complex life depend on plate tectonics?
Except that's already happened. That's been the rule since the App Store was set up. And Spotify responded by having the in-app price be $13 instead of $10. Spotify's other option is to not allow signups in the app at all; I believe this is what Dropbox and Amazon do to avoid falling afoul of these rules.

Spotify is trying to have it both ways here.
If I had to guess this is only for carrier branded phones in most cases, that article is an exception obviously.
From a consumer standpoint; is android free?
I paid for the phone, I own it outright but Google still seems set on turning me into a cash cow.
They mention that in the article, and ask if anyone in the Bay Area has a rejuvenator they can use.
Exoscale.ch, Berlin or Switzerland.

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Help us build awareness, adoption and community for our public cloud iaas platform.

Ideal for someone looking to learn the ropes of developer relations and community management.

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1 could be a prime, too, as for example Legendre, Lesbegue, Cayley (in the Encyclopædia Britannica), Kronecker, Hardy and Sagan stated at least once (see the URL I linked to earlier)

One isn't typically called a prime for the same reason as mathematicians typically say 0^0 equals 1; it makes many theorems and proofs look better.
Pretty obvious move. Disney has been hurt hard by the switch away from cable (despite the massive profits they're making with Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars). Buying MLB helps shore up their positions on sports, which have been eroding away under ESPN.
One wonders if the wordingnof thenruling also implies that business and government computers - and hence their email - also have no e pe tation f provacy f cnnected to the internet? And I would note that they hacked a Tor node, one which couldat a stretch be called a business rsther than a home computer.
What's the hardware?
> How do you unbox something that could be null?

Wren is dynamically typed, so you don't really have to think about explicit boxing or unboxing.

> Why not have a separate method on the sequence to define the initial value?

Yes, I am definitely considering that. There's no real reason why that needs to be combined with the method to advance, and I'm honestly not even sure why I originally designed it that way.
I suspect an alternative input device.
if feature_thats_not_implemented_yet:

explicitly_crash
Could the decay of abilitys be avoided if the supervisors where kept in constant uncertainty wether the system is working?
Does this mean evidence collected from my easily-hacked computer shouldn't be admissible in court?.
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LYRASIS is a member-based, non-profit company providing services to and partnering with libraries, archives and museums and other cultural heritage organizations across the country and overseas.

Our mission is to create, access and manage information with an emphasis on digital content, while building and sustaining collaboration, enhancing operations and technology, and increasing buying power.

This position, the Repository Applications Developer primarily will manage and extend the LYRASIS cloud-based, open-source hosted service offerings.

If you are interested, please see/read more here:
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Opendoor - www.opendoor.com - San Francisco, CA - https://www.opendoor.com/jobs

At Opendoor we're changing the way homes are bought and sold. Moving is one of life’s most stressful events. We empower people with a simpler, more thoughtful approach to buying or selling their home. We have an amazing team of talented and passionate engineers and data scientists. We are looking for data scientists, front-end engineers, and generalist software engineers to help us change the real estate industry. Leadership experience is a plus.

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Well 'decrypted', that's my spam account.
not sure I follow

"the integers don't exist, because the percent of real numbers that are integers is effectively 0" is what the parent post is implying, which "works", in the sense that using this proof methodology "works"
What's next? Households with mobile phones can have no expectation of privacy?
I like how a few comments up you're saying how harmful Windows is and implying how easy it is to run Linux and Servo and here you are complaining about mismatched libraries.
I've gotten to the point where I don't care if Netflix or Hulu get an exclusive for series or movies, but it really annoys me when Amazon does. Exclusives are a way for them to sell subscriptions and I get that. For Netflix and Hulu, they both work really hard to basically make their content available everywhere. I think nearly every one of my devices capable of playing video down to Nintendo 2DSs can have Netflix and Hulu.

The problem with Amazon that they seem to be more about pushing the hardware by limiting where the service is available. Amazon Instant video was unavailable on Android tablets for a very long time because Amazon wanted to push Kindle Fires and now we're seeing the same thing for Chromecast and AppleTV to push FireTV devices. And then there's the auxiliary complaint with Amazon instant video where when you do actually have a device that supports it, the subscription content is mixed in with rent and purchase content.
Do you think any company has a written policy of "only hire women"? Of course not - that would get them in legal trouble. But I guarantee that I know companies where if there is an opening for a technical position, if there is 10 male applicants and one female applicant, the woman will get the position regardless of her skill, because they company is trying to hire more women no matter what.
If they were even aware that it'd run with one failed accelerometer.

Aircraft maintenance outside the US military (Air Force in particular) terrifies me. While it's not perfect, the USAF essentially rebuilds most of its fleet every X years. There's a reason they're flying planes, successfully, from 60 years [ago]. [EDIT: Missing a word.]

The airline industry does not do this sort of depot level work. Instead, they discover a crack, the put on a piece of sheet aluminum and "patch" it. Wash, rinse, repeat. 10 years later the aircraft is still flying but at greatly reduced fuel efficiency because, like an overweight, middle-aged man, it's gotten a bit of extra weight on it all the damn time.

This is what they do for structural maintenance. I don't even want to imagine what happens with electronics and other subsystems. They're literally willing to cost themselves millions of dollars a year in extra fuel consumption (across their fleet), rather than spend the money to do real maintenance on it.
This is certainly a big issue. In the comments, I see of course how it's so vital for all of us, and yet our problems and our advice...varies because we're all different and it's hard to express what we are and what we love in two paragraphs. We can't help but talk past each other somewhat with strangers.

Maybe what is best to take away from advice is less the specifics and more to take heart that others want to communicate and share and help.

For my part, I'll say that "work" as such is not the place to seek meaning unless...unless it's right there for you, isn't hurting anything or anyone, etc.
Is the title in the title bar related to that article? It seems like a hold-over
With Blockchain Technology, Where There’s Smoke, There’s Usually More Smoke
MetaMind, a Salesforce company | Palo Alto | Full-time | H1B OK

MetaMind are a machine learning company. We're interested in machine learning engineers and machine learning researchers who want to push the state of the art in machine learning, both in research and deployment!

Our production stack is primarily in Java and Lua/Torch whilst our researchers are highly, flexible using the framework best suited to the task (i.e. Lua/Torch, Python/TensorFlow, Python/Chainer, etc).

Since our acquisition, we've begun rapidly growing our team. With only the resources of a start-up we published two research papers[1][2] at ICML, one of the top tier ML conferences in the world. Now that we've got the full strength of Salesforce behind us, we're aiming to improve on that number substantially - and you can help us do it!

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[1]: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Ask-Me-Anything-Dynami...

[2]: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Dynamic-Memory-Network...
Mody, 0.5.4 released
You need an editor with some basic APL awareness. There is an APL-mode for Emacs where pressing dot ('.') switches to the APL layout for the next character. It feels very natural to use. I've seen others use a modifier key (like the Super/Windows key) to enter APL characters, which if done as an xmodmap thing, would work in every program. (The programmer I saw do this prefered to do his APL programming in ed(1) - no joke). I assume the Dyalog APL IDE has something similar.
You should amend your url validation to permit for websites using new domains like, say, ".agency" and ".properties"
Considering that in many places judges are elected, I'd consider that fairly close to randomly selected. Nobody is being particularly ardent in their vote for judges, and as a result basically anyone who runs for the position with the largest advertising budget can win.
I don't get why people keep reporting this as ARM unseating x86 when in this specific case its ARM replacing SPARC. Is there a perspective I am missing?
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You're absolutely right but unfortunately that's only one side of the equation. We do need practical measures as well while waiting to reach that very stage where that hate has dissipated and cultures and religions have made peace with each other.
Can you give an example or two of abuse that you've seen?

I've seen the complaint that operater overloading allows abuse, but most the examples I've heard seem farfetched.
the emergency line is the stressor I ment.
This particular bit might, but demoing the vive convinced me that VR is here to stay. It's biggest obstacle is price; the hardware itself is incredibly pleasing.