skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm on the light package so I don't even get the zero rating.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa, for example, has stood without toppling for many centuries, but it's not a place you'd want to live in.

I also suspect that people with the kind of money they're looking for are not going to accept "don't worry, we checked and it's definitely 100% safe!"
Build a command line interface using an existing CRMs API.
It would be good if you added an explanation of why we would want to use this to your README. Specifically, why would it be preferable to https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube
Snapping Up Cheap Spy Tools, Nations 'Monitoring Everyone'
Front-End Systems Engineer | Indeed.com | Austin, TX or Seattle, WA (ONSITE)

Join a small, talented team that’s focused on radically changing how we approach front-­end application development at Indeed. As an early team member, you’ll have significant input and influence on projects like a shared component library for UI development; tooling to make it easy for engineers to spin up and build new client­-side applications; common systems for measuring and monitoring application performance; and more. You’ll evangelize front­-end best practices to teams around the world, help them incorporate those practices into their development workflow, and take your learnings back to the front­-end systems team to develop new tools. You’ll also help identify and mentor individual developers throughout the organization who will be the ultimate source of the front­-end systems team’s success. Your work will increase the velocity of every developer who touches client­-side code; it will impact hundreds of millions of job seekers around the world; it will — quite literally — change the face of Indeed.

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The interview process will include a screening exercise and, for successful candidates, a day of on-site interviews. The process will focus specifically on identifying candidates with the required technical and communication skills necessary for the role; expect to talk about vanilla JS, maintainable CSS, client-side performance, testing client-side applications, designing and developing front-end systems to be used across projects, and communicating effectively with technical and non-technical audiences.

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More information: http://www.indeed.jobs/career/JobDetail/Front-End-Engineer-S...
GoToMethod is not perfect. However there are various auto completion plugins that are language specific and sometimes do a better job.
Krypton, Ethereum clone, re-writing platform for smart contract security
I've never had a good experience with sshfs on Windows. Different settings are either too slow or don't kill the cache when I change something.
My current workflow is to clone the project both on my machine and my development server, then sync the changes with the SFTP plugin.
Apple increases worldwide tablet lead in Q2 despite iPad sales decline
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Certainly wasn't planning on posting anything here, but the timing is right.

Looking for a seasoned React developer (one who also knows React Native) and is comfortable with a small company (just 3 of us currently).

We have a solid base of users (over half-a-million), a great growth rate (>50% annually), and we're looking for a great React developer that will be able to help move us forward.

If that sounds like you, please send your resume to jobs@race-monitor.com
theft???
What plugins have you got installed? And what OS?
Water pistol emoji replaces revolver as Apple enters gun violence debate
next time someone suggests a faraday cage for rf work, I think I'll suggest a maxwell array instead :)
Judge wipes out patent troll’s $625M verdict against Apple
Sublime also has the reveal in sidebar functionality. At least my setup has, not sure if it came with the enhanced sidebar plugin, but you need that one anyway to be able to work properly.

Indeed I liked the good looking atom without configuration. Lately I switched back and use sublime with the material theme which is great, but atom is much easier to style, or doesn't event need it.

In the end it was startup performance that killed atom for me. I use it to view all sorts of single files as well and each time it took ages to open a file which I wanted to look at for 20 seconds.
Which also reminds me of LTE-U vs WiFi. I wonder if the fundamental problems are similar.
Has there been a comparable earthquake yet?
Proof please. Besides FUD, can you show me actual Fiddler logs that say Microsoft takes any of your usage, adds your personal information to it and then saves it any more than what Android does? If not, please leave. Don't spread false information, you may think you're cool and hip for hating on Microsoft but lies always come back.
Why can't they be brilliant and have no interest in harnessing that amount of energy for whatever purpose.
A relatively large proportion of what I watch on Prime is Amazon Studios content. Largely because there are more interesting series than I have time to watch, and so it's easy to pick the content that's already included in the Prime subscription I'd still have just for the delivery first, and relegate content I have to pay extra for for later (that said, I do end up paying for quite a few movies).
Save measurement time with custom 3D printed fixtures
I completely agree. We need to separate the data layer of the internet from the presentation layer. Most spam and poor user experience is due to the data owner controlling the presentation. I also believe we won't reach true accessibility without such a decoupling.

This is what I'm building at Optik. A network focused on knowledge rather than display. The average person should be able to receive, manipulate, and publish data without understanding API integration. That will only work if we change the information providers.

The technology exists, just the mindset has to change -- so it's great to see articles like this.
Anyone interested in hiring a remote backend engineer from the other end of the world?
I'm from Pakistan and due to some very unfortunate circumstances it is extremely hard to get a work VISA for most countries. Lots of companies I've contacted that do remote hiring seem to hire from within a certain radius of timezones.

If anyone needs a backend engineer, I have just above a year of experience working at a prominent startup. The startup mostly has computer vision people with no engineering experience so I practically built their analytics platform, the backend for their dashboard and processing pipeline, and some VR/AR applications in Unity. Most of the above, I learned myself and got productive very quickly.
arsalanahmad [dot] ars [at] gmail
Very recent video profile on Avi -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKLMXdZNmZk
Could Black holes be Dyson spheres?
F*: A Higher-Order Effectful Language Designed for Program Verification
> No civilization more advanced than us is going to let stupendous amounts of energy go to waste in the form of star light.

Unless it is not worth the trade off. Material is rare and might be more useful for data storage than for harnessing energy. It's not difficult to imagine a civilization that consists of a single Dyson swarm, perhaps using the star as both an energy source and propulsion system. When they use up the star, they can move on to another star.

Detectable, but just barely, and only if we happen to look in the right direction.
> I like to complement this with memorization of the most difficult concepts, especially things I don’t run into very often while reading. You can use Anki for this (or any other spaced-repetition software).

Sure enough, I took a look and found this: http://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/org-drill.html
Will the 3MF format replace the STL file format for 3D printing
Go outside. Exercise. Meet new people.

Inspiration always comes when you least expect it.
Rust on BBC micro:bit
im not a member. but perhaps he has a cult for a reason.
Nexiona - http://nexiona.com |Barcelona | Backend and Frontend Engineers | Full-time | remote/onsite

==Nexiona==

• software development company focused 100% on professional IoT

• young company but growing very fast (currently 17 people expect 30 before the end of the year)

• HQ in Barcelona, office in UK and looking forward to open on GE, FR and US very soon

== Positions ==

• 5 open positions per 2 profiles: http://goo.gl/WzghSj

• keywords: rabbitmq, mongodb, python, flask, elastic, graphite, extjs, nodejs, ansible, raspberry pi, arduino, embedded, docker, cloud, agile, scrum, etc.

• Interview = culture [1h] + tech: interview [1h] + tech: coding project presentation [1h] + final: onsite interview [1h]

== Final notes ==

• g33k p30pl3 and nice atmosphere

• remote work but fully connected with workmates

• one week per month we spend time together in our Barcelona offices

oriol.rius@nexiona.com - Oriol Rius, Co-Founder & CTO - http://oriolrius.cat
I think the real magic here is you can drop down (fly up?) to writing Haskell code alongside this bash like DSL and have sane flow control.
8 Apps for iPhone, iPad to Watch the Olympic Games Rio 2016
GearLaunch | San Francisco, CA | Developers, Developers, Developers | Full Time | ONSITE

GearLaunch is a one-stop shop that provides everything businesses need to sell custom branded merchandise, from an online storefront to production, fulfillment, and customer service.

Our tech stack is "agile Java" with as much functional style as the language allows, and AngularJS with ES6 on the frontend. We're built on Google App Engine and embrace a NoOps philosophy - we spend every day building features for our customers instead of maintaining systems. The two technical cofounders (I'm one of them) are former Pivots and we've embraced much of Pivotal Labs' philosophy, including TDD and pair programing.

Our interview process is a 30 minute skype call followed by a 2-hour pair programming session with me in our downtown SF office, and I'll tell you immediately whether or not you will be getting an offer. We have all the traditional employee perks including medical, dental, take-what-you-need vacation. Reach out to me 'jeff' at the expected domain or apply here: https://gearlaunch.workable.com/jobs/245314

Cheers!
Software Engineer (Cloud) | Microsoft (Azure) | Seattle, WA

Come work on Azure Resource Manager, the core API gateway and template engine for all of Azure. We're a large-scale, distributed, highly reliable service that enables deployment across all resources in the Azure stack. Development in C# with an agile (scrum + backlog) methodology. Position is onsite in Redmond, WA.

For more information, email bburns [at] microsoft [dot] com
I know people using a tiny little fraction of that which have negotiated discounts well beyond the published prices at usage well below the top tiers.

If they do pay the public prices, they are being totally fleeced to the point where you'd have to ask what in the world they are doing.
Theranos tries to quell doubts with new blood test platform
Since both cities are highly contaminated with chemicals from mining and from toxic-waste disposal, I'd venture to guess that the result of driving there is that you will die a slow, painful death from poisoning.
I remember having to read Proust's In Search of Lost Time in school when I was something like 16-17 years old. I remember the book as excruciatingly boring. It's a small book and I used whole two weeks to read it because of that and went away from it with no takeaway whatsoever.

I blame it on the school program. Perhaps we were too young to appreciate it at that age, perhaps the approach was upside-down: we first had to read a book w/o any guidance, and then we'd discuss it.
Based on what you are responding to, it sounds like you are saying those not at said schools should not learn what is in the curriculum.
I think most of HN are true believers.

Seriously in a world run by bean counters and MBA's where the only excitement is Donald Trumps next dick move or how thin the next iPhone is going to be how can you not like what this guys trying to achieve.
Quick Service Restaurant industry one of the most competitive. The reason why they were able to increase productivity and product quality might be because when you focus on a few core metrics like serving time and food prices it doesn't come at the expense of productivity but because of it.
It needs rooted android phone. OP has done it without even needing a rooted device.
I agree with you. HN should get rid of the downvotes. They don't really serve a useful purpose. It just adds needless friction and anxiety, puts a certain amount of negativity at the center of the discussion, and reinforces a certain level of groupthink. If someone's factually wrong, a response pointing out the errors is far more effective than a downvote, and encourages further discussion. If something is offensive, flag the comment and move on. Downvotes also encourage some pointless noise in the conversation involving the downvotes themselves.

I could see keeping the upvotes as a way of helping to keep things positive (pun probably intended), but I'm not attached to them.
Thats what I would have thought too... just going off of what he has said in previous comments directly to me.
It's also interesting to see that technology indeed moves in cycles. In the beginning, the web was intended as a data layer, where that data was interlinked documents; but once it became popular (and commercialized), we built more elaborate 'documents' until they were graphically intensive for visuals' sake.

Then to gain interactivity we fitted an entire framework for manipulating that document's structure through imperative code (DOM), drawing arbitrary pictures (canvas), making other requests (XHR), and now we're at a point where the browser proxies nearly every feature of the OS platform for use of a website.

JS and WebAssembly aside, the VM inside the browser isn't even the new VM... rather, the integration point is the entire browser and everything that's inside of it, and this article predicts a future where we use an intelligent but headless browser to manipulate a page just to get some data out.
Hi neighbor, I'm at 28th and Geary!
Rollbar | https://rollbar.com | San Francisco or REMOTE | Designer, Developer Advocate, Engineering, Support

About Rollbar:

* We help tens of thousands of developers find and fix errors faster.

* Our backend handles billions of errors with low latency and high reliability.

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* We're a fifteen-person team (SF, Las Vegas, Fort Worth, Victoria, Barcelona) building tools that make developers' lives better.

* Benefits and perks - competitive salary and stock options, medical, dental and vision insurance, generous hardware and software allowance, casual work environment, inclusive team oriented culture, rapid career growth opportunities, have fun and have an impact.

We're currently hiring across the company, in particular:

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* Support Engineer - https://rollbar.recruiterbox.com/jobs/fk06h7h/

To get in touch, please apply via https://rollbar.recruiterbox.com/ or email jobs@rollbar.com
OnboardIQ (YC S15) | https://onboardiq.com/ | San Francisco, CA | Frontend & Backend Engineers, Data Scientist | On-site | Fulltime

OnboardIQ is a hiring automation platform for companies employing lots of hourly workers — think delivery companies, retail, call centers, and service marketplaces. We went through Y Combinator’s batch last summer (S15), raised a $3.3m seed round, and we’ve grown tremendously in the past year.

On the surface, we're a b2b software tool. Underneath the hood, we've collected approx. million applicants by serving as the backend that processes every single one of our customer's hourly-workforce applicants, and we've started to build algorithms that can predict hire rates and retention of applicants in a service economy that is characterized by unpredictable labor.

Our stack is in Ruby on Rails + React.

Ping me at keith [at] onboardiq.com with "Hacker News" in the subject line!
I guess he could be technically right in that they might overall be so far into the "Contact Us" tier that they've just been given a steep enough discount for that part of their usage to nullify the premium on the lower tiers. Having Netflix people say they're paying the regular rates certainly is good for Amazon PR.
I don't much like it either, but there's no need to inject anti-Windows propaganda into every single post about everything.
i am passionate about evs. i have been for a long time -- before tesla and the model s. i watched electric vehicles get laughed off the stage every time they made an appearance in the media. i watched the tesla death countdown. i watched the tesla roadster get railed on top gear. at every turn it seemed as though there was a conspiracy to keep evs from ever happening. i watched the new york times drive a model s in circles in a frozen parking lot to try and make it look like the battery ran out. they didnt realize tesla was logging all of that.

so yeah, i kind of have a chip on my shoulder. its only because the success that electric vehicles are currently experiencing came after a long, tooth and nail fight led jointly by tesla and electric vehicle enthusiasts and absolutely nobody else. tesla and by extension elon musk deserve huge credit for what they have accomplished because in the end this is a victory for everyone.
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I kinda understand it now, because when I was busy I used to get lot of ideas but now nothing... blank
I made something like a cross between a chat room and reddit. There are any number of possible rooms (like subreddits), with new top level posts popping up in real time, and when you click on a post, it expands and the replies become visible as a comment chain. It's not done yet though. For a while now I've been trying to do as much as I can on a single project for one week, and then start another. I definitely plan to come back to this one when I can.

This week I'm using Channels again too. I'm making a head-to-head Minesweeper web app where you can challenge and compete against other players. After finding an opponent, essentially you'll see your own board and your opponent's board side by side, and each players' progress is broadcast in real time via Channels to one another.
Although I agree with this point, I wonder if the removal of downvotes would alter the usage of 'flag' by a measurable amount, and flag be used by some as a proxy for when they would have used a downvote instead.
Please brother can someone tell me how to re download my darkcomet because I lost my laptop and I need it back now I have replaced my laptop..
Sigma Designs (http://z-wave.sigmadesigns.com) | Copenhagen, Denmark | Full-time, ONSITE

Join us in making wireless mesh networks as reliable and ubiquitous as electricity and running water in the home.

Sigma Designs is expanding the Z-Wave R&D software organization in the Copenhagen office. We are looking for a knowledgeable and analytical Z-Wave Senior Z/IP Software Engineer. You will have the opportunity to shape the networking technology and protocols for the world's leading wireless Smart Home IoT brand . We are passionate about reliability and security and strive for the highest technical excellence while maintaining a strong focus on pragmatic solutions that work in the field. We are a multi-cultural and international workplace with offices on three continents.

As a Senior Z/IP Software Engineer you will be a part of a strong team of Software engineers designing and implementing Sigma Designs 'Z-Wave for IP strategy' Z/IP – Enabling Z-Wave products for the Internet of Things. The team is working on a wide range of Linux platforms. Your primary work tasks will be a) Design and implementation of new generations of Z/IP Gateways and Z/IP clients and b) Participation in the continuous development of test systems

We expect that you have/are:

*	Strong analytical background with experience in design, implementation, test and documentation

*	Passionate about development in constrained and Linux environments

*	Extensive experience with IP Protocol stacks

*	Extensive experience with wireless networks and communication protocols

*	Interest in iOS and Android application development is a plus

* Extensive experience programming in C/C++

*	Relevant technical background such as M.Sc.E.E or equivalent

Our interview process consists of resume/cover letter screening, a couple of 1-hour interviews and a reference check. We don't use puzzle questions to assess candidates.

For additional information, please contact:

Jonas Roum-Møller (Z/IP Project Manager) Tel. +45-3913 0051

Jakob Buron (Staff Engineer) jakob_buron@sigmadesigns.com

Please forward your application marked 'Sr. Z/IP Software Engineer HN' to: Jobs-DK@sigmadesigns.com
Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Backend Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com/

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

We're a Ruby + Java based company with a small group of developers looking to add an additional backend developer to our core. Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty at every opportunity (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina. Our dev team is small enough that you have the opportunity to have a major impact.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers
I don't think that would go over very well. You'd see a firestorm from whichever party was the one biased against. That said, in the bay area any Republicans are mostly underground and progressives are pretty open, as well as libertarians.
This is kind of like how we currently have 8tb drives, but many systems are shipping with 128 or 256gb drives. In that case, the trade-off is for the speed of SSDs.
Love Canal is not a city, it's a neighborhood of Niagara Falls, roughly 16 acres of the worst of which is fenced. Since the toxins have been buried probably nothing would happen unless you went digging around the soil and eating with dirty hands; or maybe spent a few years living in a tent above it.

Perhaps a more interesting case is Centralia PA.
Loved the challenge, too bad it's only onsite
it sounds so strange a company that does not does a basic "due diligence"

This applies to government relations as well. Ronald Reagan made a big deal about this in his dealings with Gorby.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust,_but_verify
Is There Any Room for the Not-Passionate Developer?