skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Jonas & der Wolf - http://www.jonasundderwolf.de | Berlin, Germany | Frontend Developer | ONSITE

We're a small development team working on applications for small and big companies such as the Deutsche Bahn. We develop using Django and React, striving for a clean API between backend and frontend.

Currently we're looking for a frontend developer to complete our team since we're mostly backend-focused. You should have some experience with a modern frontend stack.

See the jobs description here (http://www.jonasundderwolf.de/de/jobs/) or send me an email directly at "jvp" on our domain and we can meet for coffee and a chat.
Oh no, my development database! What ever will I do if 10,000 entries of Lorem Ipsum get leaked!? In the wrong hands, all of my bunk data from trying to get a PUT right could be really dangerous.
Omada Health | San Francisco, Ca | Rails, DevOps, iOS, Android | H1B Transfers OK | ONSITE

Omada Health is a digital health company on a mission to make healthy behavior change more accessible and achievable. We’re looking for software engineers on all our stack to join our growing engineering team.

As a key member of our engineering team, you will help design, build and maintain systems necessary for rapid growth. Our team practices pair programming (at least 50% of the week) so you will have the opportunity to learn new techniques and share your skills.

Rails Engineers: https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/94276

DevOps Engineers: https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/267353

Android Engineers: https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/267369

iOS Engineers: https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/125038

Front End Engineers: https://boards.greenhouse.io/omadahealth/jobs/266693
If they don't know where to stop, then how they can learn where to stop? The only way, I think, is making errors. It's nothing bad in taking a glimpse of something too difficult to understand. Even failed attempts to understand something too difficult is not bad. The only risk is the loss of motivation because of failure.
Half of people click anything sent to them: So much for counter-phishing
Did you know you were going to do F# coming into the position? Or did you start up while you were there?
no, it depends which language you use, but each allows you to 'listen' on an ip address and a port.

The point is that the most commonly used IP is 127.0.0.1 but we can as well use 127.120.99.12 because the entire subnet is the loopback address.

https://github.com/thewhitetulip/web-dev-golang-anti-textboo...
For an example in Go.
Not all launches are insured. One of the largest satellite TV companies in America claims to have launched their first satellite without insurance because they were so strapped for cash.
"Compare strings faster with this one weird x86 instruction!"
When you're using a fully fledged game engine like Unreal why does the form it takes on the hardware matter? What devices or platforms does Vulkan support add to Unreal it didn't have before? Is there a measurable performance improvement?
Do you provide instructions on how to do proper backups? I know that's perhaps "not your problem" but for the type of information you're offering to manage (invoicing, time tracking, project data, etc), a server failure could be catastrophic to someone's business.

Maybe a future version should provide easy backups (to Amazon S3 or even just a "click here to download a zip of your data") and a periodic warning to users who have not backed up in a while.
Of course you can outrun your fork
Skuid | San Francisco, CA/Chattanooga, TN | Full Time | On Site

Skuid is a platform that allows you to design and develop bespoke web applications with an engaging user experience, incorporating data from almost any other platform, without code.

We're growing at a rapid rate and hiring for multiple positions:
* DevOps Engineer - (Kubernetes, AWS, go, python)
* Software Engineer - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend)
* Systems Engineer - (Manage multiple cloud platform environments)
* QA Engineer
* Sr. UX Designer

The interview process consists of a few phone screens, a 2 hour at-home programming challenge, and an in-person interview.

https://www.skuid.com/careers
3.0.0.0/8 isn't loopback. Or did I miss something?

I thought he said use 127.3.99.7 or something of that sort to avoid using the default localhost
I would be interested to see speed comparisons to know how much this instruction helps. My gut would be that it helps. A lot.
smoking is the most deadly thing that ever happened in humanity
It's part of configuring whatever services you're running (or an option in your tcp/ip library if you're programming your own), and will depend on the service. For memcached for example, you can change the listen address with `-l <addr>`. Usually you just have to find the configuration documentation and ctrl-f search for "address," "bind address," "listen address," "IP address," etc. Or scan the page for something networking related.

It's pretty much always a command line flag or config file parameter.

If you're running with docker, it's even more standard. When you expose a port, just use `-p 127.12.12.3:11211:11211` (with your chosen IP address, of course), and docker will set up the forwarding for you, only for that address.
Huh, never heard of that. Care to explain how that happened?
What you presented indeed has no alignment spaces, so all-tabs approach works.

The thing is, there are codebases that use "my" line breaking, and with no
editor that handles that case correctly, tabs are just no-go.

> 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.

I gladly accept this drawback, for the sake of situations when a linebreak is
necessary, but the argument list is just too short to be split it into
separate lines like in your example. (The necessity is a matter of taste,
obviously.)

I admit, these situations are rare, but they happen from time to time, so
I simply don't use tabs.
Insurance was only for post ignition, there will be no insurance payout for this accident.
Wow that is a very clever idea! It seems like though that I would get green letters even though I had never made a guess. For example punctuation, e.g. newlines and whitespace and dots, would be green instead of red, even though I'd not typed any character at all. Awesome idea nonetheless!
he could have got over it by moving a bit his ass, sport help fighting depression with hormones, but not easy once you have 50% lung capacity
Can you talk about your firmware work on the X99-A board? Any coreboot tips?
How was it racist?
Spindle | Groningen | Netherlands | Onsite

What started out with one man crazy enough to think that calling over the internet would have a future, is now an ever-growing company with developers, engineers, designers and marketeers who work side-by-side on products that spark conversations. Located in one of the places in Europe with the highest quality of living: the cosy student town Groningen.

https://wearespindle.com/jobs/experienced-software-developer
Cloud Academy | Multiple Positions| San Francisco, CA / Mendrisio, Switzerland | Full Time | On-Site/Remote | Salary varies by position (see below)

At Cloud Academy, we‘re builders. Learning new technology is just as exciting for us as building it. We do this through utilizing and developing cutting-edge technology and empowering students, developers, engineers and companies to build and grow products with robust and constantly updated cloud skills. Now is your chance to join our talented team that delivers unparalleled educational content to developers worldwide.

We are looking for several members of our cloud engineering research and training team to work on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and/or DevOps. If you’re passionate about cloud technologies, and love to always be learning, this might be a great fit for you.

Cloud Engineer and Trainer (salary range $80-140k): https://cloudacademy.workable.com/jobs/286145

Cloud Content Acquisitions Manager (salary range $70-90k)
https://cloudacademy.workable.com/jobs/306924

Check out jobs.cloudacademy.com for all of our open positions.
A Google self-driving car was seen leaving the scene at high speed!
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, computer vision, and systems integration.

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 systems 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.

Systems Integration Engineer: We're looking for an engineer with experience developing firmware or device drivers. You are excited about getting disparate hardware talking the same language and think everything should be connected and communicating. You have worked extensivily in C/C++/Javascript. While hardware and physical devices is your playground, you have familiarity with web development and networking. Experience with industrial machinery and knowledge of Modbus, RS232/485, and other protocols is desired.

Email us at jobs@tulip.co
> A dear friend of mine quit smoking, cold-turkey, and she went completely berserk for 3 months, with dangerous mood swings and outbursts of violence. She had previously suffered a mild depression, which now emerged as some kind of dark nightmare of rage and guilt and hatred and also self-hatred.

> This is what struck me: of all the SSRIs she'd had ever tried, none had ever worked as well as tobacco. Tobacco moderated her depression and mood swings more effectively than any modern drug that her doctors had prescribed for her.

I'm not sure there is justification for the conclusion that the previous depression, and relatively severe symptoms on smoking cessation that, from your description, seem to be of a type that is known to be associated with nicotine withdrawal (though atypically severe) are indications that smoking was "treating" an underlying depression that morphed into something else when tobacco use stopped, rather than that the person involved had a past occurrence of depression and later had relatively severe nicotine withdrawal when they stopped smoking tobacco.
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These exploits rely upon the ports being exposed on a predictable IP. A lot of setups are going to give you very predictable IPs for the virtual machines.
Touch typing is a bit like knowing where the accelerator, break pedal and gear stick is. Its like knowing the layout of notes on a musical instrument.

Sure you can look down and see where they are. But its just that your brain on enough practice has mapped your fingers to the pattern of what you wish to do. There is very little memory involved in all this exercise.

The bad part about not having this kind of muscle memory is you have will have a whole lot of unnecessary overhead of working out things by sight and coordinating it with hand movements, which is very distracting when you have something requiring very high focus to do on hand. Especially in things like music, timing is everything. Working out things by sight is a straight no-go to even start with.

IDE makes it easy for you to work with complex navigation patterns, whether its bugs or understanding some part of your code or debugging. IDE is a tool designed to make that workflow easy for you. Its not a tool designed to make typing easy. And using tools like to these to avoid learning typing, makes it more hard in situations when you can't find your way out without typing.
At the same time, why do we tolerate excessive boilerplate in our systems? Particularly in areas where it offers no measurable improvement in the output, and probably a reduction in quality due to the increased opportunity for error.
SEEKING WORK | FULL STACK DEVELOPER | REMOTE + EDINBURGH, UK.

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I don't recall the source, but they identified the CRS-7 strut by using several mechanical vibration sensors placed on various parts of the rocket.

The deflection / explosion reaches the sensors at different times, and with precision timing, it enables you to reverse pinpoint where it must have originated: the failing strut.
Melbourne, FL, United States :)
Wag! | Los Angeles | Onsite | Fulltime | https://wagwalking.com

We're a fast-growing on-demand dog walking startup and we're currently operating in LA, NYC, SF, DC, Chicago, Austin, Seattle and San Diego. Our HQ is conveniently located on the Sunset Strip (West Hollywood) and we're backed by several top VCs.

Our tech stack: backend API (PHP/Laravel), iOS apps (Obj-C), Android apps (Java/Javascript), web app (Angular) and internal tools that use React/Redux.

We're looking for pragmatic full stack engineers who are tech agnostic and not afraid to work on multiple parts of our stack and willing to learn new things when required.

We aim not to take up too much of your time so interview process is: 15 min online code challenge, 2 phone screens and an on-site interview (3 hrs max).

If you are interested, please email me directly at melvin@wagwalking.com with links to your LinkedIn and any interesting things you've worked on.
Cortx | Growth Hacker | Baltimore, MD | Full Time | Onsite

Cortx is a small, profitable, natural language processing startup looking to hire a growth hacker with both inbound marketing and outbound marketing experience - preferably with a startup that also sells products using a SaaS model.

You would be working to maximize conversion rates, retention, and customer LTV, as well as identifying and iterating through marketing channels.

Cortx is working on interesting products such as:
- A newspaper comprised entirely of robot authors
- A marketing consultant that uses AI to provide actionable advice to clients
- A machine proofreader that automatically corrects bad grammar

Our interview process involves a phone interview followed by an onsite interview.

You can see more info here https://inbound.org/job/view/cortx/growth-hacker or you can contact us at jobsatcortxdotcom.
I'm actually wondering why they do not compare the lengths first, anyone know?
To me that would seem like the first obvious optimization, do not run the character compare at all if the lengths are different.
No, it doesn't. If you are running Vagrant in a bridging config, it has it's own separate IP on the network. If you are running it as a private network, it has it's own IP on a private subnet isolated to the host machine. You have to explicitly do port forwarding to make it work as you describe.

EDIT: I'm not thinking straight. Please ignore me.
Planet [https://planet.com] | San Francisco, CA | Full-time, onsite or US-based remote

Planet operates the largest fleet of Earth-imaging satellites, and we're looking for an SRE to join our Mission Control software team. Come work on AWS and satellites in low Earth orbit. See more info in the full job post: https://www.planet.com/company/careers/jobs/?gh_jid=237107

(^^^ my team)

also...

Planet [https://planet.com] | San Francisco, CA | Full-time, onsite

We're looking for senior software engineers to join our geo-platform team. Planet runs a large data processing pipeline that crunches terabytes of imagery per day downloaded from our custom, manufactured-in-the-office satellites. We run a cloud-first, API-driven architecture with the goal of enabling everyone in the world to access our imagery. Our ‘full stack’ runs from the spacecraft to our web tools, and there are enough hard and interesting problems to keep many teams busy for a long time to come.

Our mission is to image the entire Earth every day, and provide universal access to that data. A platform engineer not only builds public API’s and interfaces, but will be an integral part in the architecture and design of high availability, scalable, maintainable services to power our mission. If you're interested email stephanie@planet.com. We also have other jobs open here: https://www.planet.com/careers/
Thanks gents :)
Oh yes, that was a feature I added. If you don't make a guess, it automatically guesses the most likely next character. You can see in the table to the left what it's predictions are. Which is just the letters most likely to appear after the last letter seen.
Its not even that, blame local regulation and NIMBYism that doesn't let you put fiber/infrastructure into the ground without huuuuge permitting costs! The poles are the workaround, not the real solution.
I believe translated to modern startupese that's:

We're putting laundry onto the Uber platform.
RepSpark Systems | Costa Mesa, CA | Full-time | ONSITE | $60k-$90k

We’re a casual, seven-person software development team based in Orange County, CA (south of Los Angeles). We provide many large apparel brands with intuitive and efficient sales workflows, enabling sales representatives to place bulk orders for brick and mortar stores (i.e. how O’Neill ends up in Tilly’s or how Armada ends up on Backcountry). Our stack includes JavaScript (ES6), TypeScript, C#, ASP.NET Core 1.0, SQL Server, Redis, RethinkDB, React.js, and mobx (http://stackshare.io/repspark/repspark).

We are looking for talented engineers who have strong skills in application-level TypeScript/JavaScript. This includes engineers with experience applying design patterns to their code (Module, Sandbox, etc.), implementing modularization, writing unit tests, and optimizing performance.

We think it’s especially awesome if you have experience with modern JavaScript libraries, such as Backbone.js, React.js, Angular.js, Ember.js, Polymer.js, etc. You will work in a highly collaborative, cross-functional, and Agile team and may take a lead role on various software components.

We’re also big on fun. It’s not uncommon to spontaneously jump into a table tennis match. Plus, every Friday we eat and drink together.

Please email hn@repspark.com with applications or questions. We'd love to hear from you!
Pretty sure you're right, but I like "badassity", it's got a nice ring to it. Plus MMM [0] agrees.

[0] http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/
Arch GNU/Linux on the HP EliteBook 820 G2
An insect flying in front of the camera lens. You can see this multiple times throughout the video: 0:54, 4:28, 4:41...
You can require API keys and provide them to clients. We'll be adding rate limits and quotas soon as well. Are you more interested in X per month or X per second?
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I only wanted to say it has a pretty nice GUI. I'm a solo developer too, and try to put a lot of attention to the visual part of my projects. This one came out very nicely. Congrats!
Somewhat related:

"The Most Unwanted Song" is a novelty song created by artists Komar and Melamid and composer Dave Soldier in 1997. The song was designed to incorporate lyrical and musical elements that were annoying to most people. These elements included bagpipes, cowboy music, an opera singer rapping, and a children's choir that urged listeners to go shopping at Walmart.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Most_Unwanted_Song

Most Unwanted Song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gPuH1yeZ08

Most Wanted Song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McIfIx29tSg
1bios -- Truckee/Lake Tahoe, CA -- FULL-TIME, REMOTE or ONSITE

About 1bios:

* we provide a digital health platform to care providers and insurers

* our products help these organizations monitor, support and reward the best health of their covered populations (insured, patients, community members)

* we are based in Truckee/Lake Tahoe (near Reno, NV)

We are currently hiring both front and back end engineers:

* UI development with Angular and React

* designing, developing, testing and maintaining the front-end codebase

* native iOS and Android apps via Cordova

* helping with visual assets and all ux

* Ruby backend services and APIs, on and off the Rails

* interest in functional programming is a bonus

* growing culture, brand, product as core team members

Please send inquiries to pro@1bios.co
I'm a little confused about how this works, are they investing real money based on submitted models?
Updates...

Elon tweeted:

"Loss of Falcon vehicle today during propellant fill operation. Originated around upper stage oxygen tank. Cause still unknown. More soon." [1]

SpaceX tweeted:

"At approximately 9:07 am ET, during a standard pre-launch static fire test for the AMOS-6 mission, there was an anomaly at SpaceX's Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex 40 resulting in loss of the vehicle.

The anomaly originated around the upper stage oxygen tank and occurred during propellant loading of the vehicle. Per standard operating procedure, all personnel were clear of the pad and there were no injuries.

We are continuing to review the data to identify the root cause. Additional updates will be provided as they become available." [2]

[1] https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/771394161756942336

[2] https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/771395212304277504
Right, and furthermore an address in 3.0.0.0/8 isn't likely to be added on any of your interfaces, so attempting to bind/listen on that will just fail. Even if you add it yourself, there's a tiny chance you might start redirecting some traffic you care about (say, facebook) to a local interface where facebook services are definitely not running. :-P

Fortunately, the whole 127.0.0.0/8 block is automatically added to the loopback interface (edit: on Linux at least), so you can bind away to your heart's content.
YouTube has been dying for years now