skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Scalyr | Agent Engineer | $110-160K, >=0.3% equity | San Mateo, CA (ONSITE)

"Agent Engineer" sounds like something from Person Of Interest, but actually you'll own our lean, mean data collection agent. An ops visibility tool is only as good as the data it collects, and we pride ourselves on gathering everything from logs to system metrics to application metrics to API data. If you enjoy constantly getting to play with new tools, come help us connect to... everything. You'll get to play with packages from Apache to Zookeeper, APIs from AWS to, er, Azure, while tackling challenges such as monitoring 100,000+ simultaneous log files using minimal CPU.

At Scalyr, we've built a log analysis and ops visibility tool that our users rave about, because it smashes expectations for performance and ease of use. We offer the equity, influence, and fun of an early-stage company, with stability, great pay, and a low-stress culture. We have great backers, strong traction, and an 11-digit target market. I've built half a dozen startups, including Writely (aka Google Docs), and I can honestly say this is my favorite so far.

If this sounds like fun, please reach out to jobs@scalyr.com.
Hipmunk | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE

Looking for Android, Full-Stack, iOS, DevOps, and machine learning engineers.

http://www.hipmunk.com/jobs

Travel is a huge industry and we're shaking it up. We consistently lead the pack in every measure of customer love (net promoter scores, app store ratings, etc) because delightful customer experiences in travel are why we exist. We value the same high standards in our code and people. We value learning and growth (and not having bored people) and invest regular time in doing so. For example, every other Friday is open time for you to spend time becoming a better engineer. Our stack is built on PostgreSQL, Redis, Python, nginx, HBase, Coffeescript, React/Redux, es6, Swift, and a few more things. Steve, our cofounder, built Reddit with many of those and they've proven solid throughout the years.

We hire diverse, well-rounded, communicative people we can envision being friends with and trusting. Our projects tend to be 1-2 engineers max so trust and accountability is required for us to work. Also helps us keep processes & overhead low. We appreciate that we've built a reasonably-sized, high-powered team so far (55 employees incl. 30 engineers) and are always striving to be the best place to work for them. We're looking for folks that love all of the above and will help us keep our standards high. You can go to www.hipmunk.com/jobs if you're interested!
I like the old style where the artist submits a song and the crowd approves it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=It3Cctk6BRs
Mostly fixed income securities and fixed income-like assets (like real estate, asset-backed loans, etc.). $10,000 invested at 4% brings in a little more than $1/day.

Yes, the market value of the securities and assets may fluctuate day-to-day, but the income doesn't. As long as the borrower is of sufficiently high quality, then there really isn't any concern about the principal getting paid back.
> Sorry, no, questioning a journalist's claims is not defamation.

If you're falsely claiming a journalist is lying, it damn well is. We're talking about someone who referred to his notes of an interview and flat out quoted Erlichman by name with a lengthy quote. If you're contradicting him, it's hard to see how you're suggesting an innocent misquote - either Baum is lying or you're wrong.

> The family thinks this quote is bunk, too.

The family clearly doesn't know shit about Ehrlichman's racist views. He was caught on one of Nixon's tapes, released in 2003, ranting that black people were sexual degenerates with no family values, and in another tape that black people should be stuck in boxcars to work as domestics.

I'd point you at the recordings (good luck denying those), but the Nixon archives are really hard to search, so it might take some time. The latter is quoted in John Dean's book "The Nixon Defence", but google books isn't giving up the footnote today!
So sabotage could be a factor?
Indian space agency bags orders to launch 68 foreign satellites
If a fully loaded (cryogenic fuel + oxidizer) SpaceX rocket did a belly flop into downtown Orlando I suspect this distinction would be quite meaningless to the locals!
Disclaimer: this is not medical advice and I am not a medical professional.

If the long-term protective benefit of the otc drug specifically as it relates to AD has not been studied, don't start taking it under 30.

What has been studied are the links between your lifestyle and both protection from disease onset, and maintenance of cognitive function at the highest possible level throughout the early stages of disease. Stay smart. Always learn. Be physically active. Challenge yourself.

Also, as treatments emerge over the next 30 years, the barrier to adoption will be the social stigma and an education problem. People don't want to get diagnosed for Alzheimer's Disease. Geriatric Psychs lament that family members are bringing in their loved ones nearly 100% of the time. Preventative drugs, as they become available, need to be taken early, yet, the earliest phases of the disease are difficult to disambiguate from normal cognitive decline that occurs with aging. Add in the fear - you just don't want to know - and you get most patients arriving to diagnosis too late. You're already on the right track by being confident, proactive, and taking responsibility to do what you can to remain as healthy as possible throughout your life. Don't stop.
While I see what you're getting at, I actually prefer indentation in this case as well. Something like:

var some_call_result = some_object.a_method(
with,
quite_long,
list_of,
parameters
)

Alignment adds inconsistent negative space to the code which I find breaks the flow and makes it hard to read because lines start at arbitrary columns. If your method name grows or shrinks, the alignment in your example needs to be fixed whereas with simple indentation there's no such need.
Rideways | Manchester, UK | Onsite | https://www.rideways.com/

Rideways is hiring Java Developers and Senior Java Developers to work at our office in central Manchester. We're using Java 8, Spring MVC, NodeJS, Camel and AWS to make it easier to book a taxi from the airport to your hotel or conference centre.

We are a small team within the larger Rentalcars.com company and we are looking for enthusiastic developers, keen on working in an agile team.

If you are interested, please email me on arthurembleton@rideways.com or apply through our jobs board at http://grnh.se/fvg20p where you can see all of the jobs currently available across Rentalcars.com
It sounded like such a perfect fit, and then:

> Must be US citizen living in the US and able to obtain a security clearance
Kubernetes- production grade container scheduling and management

The Kubernetes developer guide walks through how to get started: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/release-1.3/do...

Things we are trying to fix this month for the v1.4 release: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues?utf8=%E2%9C%...

Features we are trying to get done in the next two months: https://github.com/kubernetes/features/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is...

License: Apache
I suspect that such links are screened by the software because the potential for technical and social abuse outweighs potential technical and social benefit.

To me, if a comment is interesting enough to be brought back from the dead, it's interesting enough for someone to write a blog post about and submit that...and if it isn't interesting enough to write a blog post about, then maybe it wasn't really that interesting to begin with.

Good luck.
Please don't list an arduous application process and then say "if you don't feel qualified for the position." It's rude and feeds imposter syndrome.
Unfortunately accidents happen, I have a feeling that some insurance company somewhere is going to end up paying for the damages...
Today's NY Times Crossword: A Schrödinger Puzzle
Or that lawyers in that country are terrible?
Baidu Silicon Valley AI Lab | Sunnyvale, CA | Full-time | On-site | http://usa.baidu.com/careers/

The Silicon Valley AI Lab is Baidu's US-based research group, started a bit more than two years ago by Andrew Ng and Adam Coates. The mission of SVAIL is to build hard AI technologies that let us impact hundreds of millions of users.

We work on deep learning for speech and language; systems research to drive scalability of deep learning models; and new product development to bring research success to end users.

We are hiring for lots of roles in all three of these areas. The above link has the full list, but I'd like to draw particular attention to our need for software engineers (the "Software Engineer - AI Product" role). There is a huge opportunity to be an early member of a newly-formed team responsible for building the next generation of AI-enabled products. No prior experience in machine learning or AI necessary -- if you are a strong engineer, we feel confident we can teach the needed ML.

Apply at the link above, or email eloise@baidu.com if you have questions (or ask right here). Thanks!
>there is no reason for Tesla to have purchased Solar City. It was an extremely financially stupid and ego-maniacal deal...

I think you're speculating. There are lots of plausible reasons. For example, see S+C's Alex Danco's series on this: https://medium.com/@alexdanco/in-a-world-of-energy-mainframe...

Could it all go horribly wrong? Well sure, of course. But that doesn't mean that the Tesla board is composed of idiots.

edit: See also this thread, related:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12402366
Resin.io | REMOTE | Linux engineers, Security engineers, Backend engineers, UI/Front-end engineers, Sales engineers

Resin.io allows IoT developers to push Linux Containers to embedded devices. See our demo of updating a drone in-flight at DockerCon [1]. We're very emphatic about our remote culture [2].

The resin.io team is composed of people passionate about quality code, well-thought out architecture, and great user experience. Etcher.io, a tool we recently released, is a good example of all those things. Most of our code is node.js though we're transitioning some parts of the stack to Go.

Some details on the individual roles:

Linux engineers - We're building a minimal OS for embedded devices[3]. Knowledge of Yocto Linux very helpful.

Security engineers - Passionate about building an end-to-end secure code delivery pipeline, from the cloud to the device, all the way down to the bootloader and CPU?

Backend engineers - Resin's backend is composed of ~10 node.js microservices, each with unique challenges.

UI/Front-end engineers - We're passionate about UX, and have a lot of cool features to build. Most of our UI is in AngularJS but knowledge of other frameworks a plus.

Sales engineers - (ideally in the bay area) - End-to-end understanding of resin.io, ability to work with customers to both teach and guide them to use resin.io effectively. You may need to spend time on-site with customers.

Workflow engineers - Looking for full-stack developers passionate about optimising the way a remote team works.

Our interview process is a first call to go through programming competence, as well as a follow up with the corresponding team lead. If any of the above sound exciting, drop us an email at join@resin.io

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1573&v=75vm6rRb6.... [2]: https://resin.io/blog/how-we-run-a-remote-team/ [3]: https://github.com/resin-os/
> cardiac arrest..kills 98 percent of its victims.. most of the rest permanently impaired.
.... two weeks later... back on the tennis court.

You really buy into this?

It's 6%-18% depending where! You can chose where you live :) and bloomberg .... 6% is the lower end not relevant to the story.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/9687421/Cardiac-...
I taught myself the basics by picking apart the sample projects in the learn tab of the launcher. Specifically I started with a top down template (c++) for my own project and then looked at how the strategygame sample worked, gradually porting features across to my own project and adjusting as needed. I think a lot of people do something similar with ShooterGame, since that's a really simple multiplayer shooter and also gives you an idea of how to structure things for network replication. I had even heard that the Ark: Survival Evolved binary was actually still called ShooterGame, but I don't know how accurate that is.

The UnrealEngine youtube channel is also fantastic, and their training streams are very good. The documentation is OK, but you're better off reading the source most of the time for anything lower level - the headers are generally pretty well commented.
You can't say that all mistakes are worthwhile just because they reach us that we shouldn't make those mistakes... We already knew that. That wasn't research, it was a prelaunch test, and it failed.
What a beautiful sentence - and challenging.
I know you have mentioned this, and you do not hear what I'm mentioning. This isn't an EU issue. Apple was given an unfair advantage, which is true. I whole-hearedly agree with you there, I don't think anyone doubts that.

When they gave Apple an advantage, they gave it an advantage over Irish firms too - which is unfair.

It should not be the EU's role to judge this, it should be something done in Irish courts, to make sure everyone else is treated fairly. The EU is doing a job it should not be doing. This is my point, as I hear yours and I agree with it. After all it is a foreign company given an advantage to local Irish businesses - in Ireland. Other Irish businesses suffer.

One day the thing the EU will do will be something very drastic and there will be no recourse.
That's not to say it will never happen: Companies can apply for special testing waivers from the FAA that allow them to go farther than what the rules permit. And those are generally approved on a case-by-case basis. The FAA is also running an experimental program called Pathfinder that's looking at how companies like CNN and others can fly drones over people (for example, for newsgathering purposes) and in beyond-line-of-sight operations.

The FAA has granted 76 of these waivers. Of those, 72 had to do with flying at night, which is still prohibited under the official regulations.
Debugging terminology
It takes years to build a satellite, the bus, and every component is purposely built each component and the satellite itself goes through months of testing and even if they could build one within 6 months all of the contracts would expire by then which will require Spacecom to open the bids again.

All of the contracts were based on AMOS-6 being operational by a given date, AMOS-6 has been "under construction" for probably 4-5 years, SpaceX was selected as the launch contractor in late 2012 originally for a mid 2015 launch but the launch was delayed for various reasons.
If the organization underwriting the insurance is implicitly and explicitly insured (too big to fail) by the US govt, it might as well be magic pixie dust!
Location: AL/EU

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Elastic-search, Postgresql/Mysql, Cassandra, Redis

I do your backend/full-stack. Previously I've done entire SaaS apps, rest-apis, multi-(threaded/processes/green-threads), realtime analytics, adserver, won startup weekend, taught a class in college, built webapp for a MIT research team, worked for big us-franchise and small startups.

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/15x28iwoobfjn7d/Dorian%20Hoxha%20R....

Email: Inside resume or inside the account page.
Interesting attack. A far more feasible one is just to throw nmap around your next conferences WiFi network and try common postgres/mysql combinations. You'd be surprised how many developers have such services exposed, often with 'developer passwords' and production dumps loaded.
Can someone please tell me which laptop runs openbsd flawlessly and is fairly new?

For example what do the openbsd devs use?

I'm pretty much just going to buy whatever is suggested if I can verify that it's at least a half decent laptop.

Thanks
In general, U.S. reduces its tax by $1 on foreign income for every $1 of foreign taxes paid on it. So if Apple decides to repatriate the money after paying foreign taxes on it, the U.S. is in effect paying for the increased money going to the EU. (Or presumably would; perhaps the U.S. could argue this additional payment is not a creditable foreign tax.)
SEEKING WORK

Location: London, UK

Remote OK: Yes

Front-end developer specialising in Cordova-based (Phonegap) apps. Typically I help build MVPs or improve the performance of existing apps. I'm looking for short-term contracts at the moment.

CV: https://gearoid.me/about/

Email: hn@gearoid.me
No, it doesn't. Back when I smoked I would blow smoke at them and they would just duck and find a different direction to attack.
I can confirm that. And on top of the negative effects that you mention, I was also definitely addicted to it. The physical withdrawal was relatively mild, of course (even though it was still quite unpleasant), but it took me a long time and quite a few relapses until I finally managed to quit. And I was never a daytime smoker even.

And I'm not the only one. I've lived with and been friends with quite a few long-term 'potheads'. Some, but not all of them, were also part of this 'weed culture'. I'd say at least half of them wanted to quit, tried to quit, but often didn't manage, for years on end.

Now, I think that's actually pretty decent all in all, considering 'my crowd', and it's nothing like what I've seen alcohol do! But it's still significant enough to be a little bit careful around pot. I'm all for legalization, but let's not pretend there are no risks!
it actually gets the same requests per second than my hetzner instance which costs 2 € more per month, which is a lot in this price range.
Even after all the test launches, this expensive failure happened...
Location:India, Bhopal
Remote: Yes can
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Red Hat RHCSA, CEH, Desktop support, Networking, C c++, java
Résumé/CV https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5TNr4JMAbvcMGw2Vm9PcTNQYlk...:
Email: nikhilkushwaha8022@yahoo.com
Would it go faster the second time around, since they've already validated the design?
How often is the self-destruct mechanism tested?
Core Engineer | Replicated | Los Angeles | $130k - $150k + equity | https://www.replicated.com

Replicated is looking for a developer with Golang experience to join us build tools to support how enterprise software is built now. We are making it easy for cloud based SaaS vendors to ship on-premise, self-hosted versions of their software. We are a Series-A stage startup with great customers including Travis CI, npm, Code Climate, Sysdig, Circle CI and many others.

We’re looking for developers with experience using Golang, Javascript, Docker and bash. If this sounds like you, here’s what the job involves:

* Deliver critical features of our installable and hosted products

* Participate in architecture and design decisions about the product

* Manage and support production servers

Interested? Want to talk? Email: austin (at) replicated (dot) com

We are also hiring a QA Lead, Front-End Engineer (React) and Product Designer. LA preferred but will consider remote (US only right now).
Venture Research Inc. | Plano, TX (Dallas, TX, DFW) | Onsite Only | http://www.ventureresearch.com

Interested in RFID? In improving inventory and replenishment processes in hospitals, labs, and clinics? In automatically tracking pallets, containers, and other assets around a facility? Come join us!

Venture Research is a leader in the RFID industry and is consistently pushing the leading edge of what is possible using RFID. We have a variety of opportunities available for both fast-paced new product design and development as well as for development on some of our long-term stable products. 17 year old small but growing company, privately held, with excellent benefits, 401K matching, paid health insurance and highly competitive salary and bonus structure.

We are hiring for the following positions:

* Senior .NET / Backend developer: C#, VB.Net, ASP.NET, MSSQL, Oracle, JavaScript and JQuery. .NET MVC and Python is a plus.

* Embedded firmware engineer: microcontroller development using primarily Freescale Kinetis parts and the Freescale MQX RTOS. Ahem, NXP parts.

* Embedded platforms engineer: C, Linux, Android NDK. Experience with hardware co-design, Python, QT, Django, React a plus.

Please email resumes to hr@ventureresearch.com, or use the email in my profile. Thanks!
The first time you try it, it's a mildly successful novelty. The second time you try it, 4chan causes the site to get sued by Metallica for copyright infringement.
Tesla may disable Autopilot for drivers who don't follow the rules
That figure's low by a factor of 100 for the Space Shuttle program.
Thanks, just played with the demo and looks very polished. This seems to be very useful for consultants working on multiple projects/customers.

Can you give me some insight into your existing customers? Do they come for privacy or price or because it's better than Trello/Basecamp/Freshbooks? If they had to pick one, which would they choose?
SEEKING WORK

Location: AL/EU/UTC+1

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Elastic-search, Postgresql/Mysql, Cassandra, Redis

I do your backend/full-stack. Previously I've done entire SaaS apps, rest-apis, multi-(threaded/processes/green-threads), realtime analytics, adserver, won startup weekend, taught a class in college, built webapp for a MIT research team, worked for big us-franchise and small startups.

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/15x28iwoobfjn7d/Dorian%20Hoxha%20R....

Email: Inside resume or inside the account page.
A barely-adequate salary for a BS in CS in some rather awful location is 50K. The _top end_ salaries for grad students are about 30K nationally. Most are in the 15-20K range. Many times, grad students can qualify for food stamps and other forms of welfare.

I would suggest that "professional median salary for holder of degree with 0-3 years experience" is the rubric that should be applied for compensation. More for relevant experience.

Of course, that would entirely shatter the entire US academic system, since it is, today, built on the backs of grad students working in penury (often having a blast, it must be said). The entire current system is built around VERY cheap willing labor.

a remark: grad students working for nil and startup employees working for nil have a facially similar appearance. The difference is the startup employees should have some fat options to compensate. The grad students don't have any upside...
Location:India Bhopal
Remote: Yes, can be
Willing to relocate: Sure
Technologies: Desktop support Networking CEH C C++ RedHat RHCSA CCNA
Résumé/CV:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5TNr4JMAbvcMGw2Vm9PcTNQYlk...
Email : nikhilkushwaha8022@yahoo.com
You would now that they've changed their law. You would not have even a few years back.

Apple's structures are a correct reading of international tax rules. The rules should be changed; Apple should not be punished for following the law.
Wouldn't surprise me in the least. I know Musk claims that "working at Tesla/SpaceX is like being in the special forces", but there's no way that every employee at these companies has the work capacity to stay 100% focused through 80 hour work weeks all the time.
Devising Real Ethics for Artificial Intelligence