skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Austin, TX

Remote: Yes, with experience in remote projects.

Willing to relocate: For the right position.

Technologies: architecture, team lead, security processes, devops, particularly AWS-focused, full stack web application development, Node.js as a presently favored environment for rapid development, but recently hands on with Java, Scala, Ruby, Python, Elasticsearch, React development, WordPress (how did that even get in there?), VM provisioning, and all the other fun stuff that accumulates and then needs to be managed and improved.

Résumé/CV: On request. It is somewhat like having a rotary dial phone stashed away in a box because people ask to see it out of what I can only assume to be idle curiosity about how their ancestors used to live.

Email: reason -at- exratione -dot- com

Look at my blog, https://www.exratione.com for code, views, and examples of what I may or may not presently be working on.
The Weak Evidence Behind Brain-Training Games
Thank you, I heard about Dokku but wasn't sure if it fits. I'll give it a look, thank you!
Basically, you just put a 'stamp' on a piece of digital paper, which shows what city you are in - then you 'fold' the paper into an airplane and make a little 'throwing' motion with your phone, being careful not to let go and fling your phone across the room, and the plane flies off. Then everyone can make a sweeping motion with your phone to catch other people's planes (seemingly random) to view the stamps, and add your own, then throw it back.
Not impossible? In today's world finding your full name and address is incredibly easy. Yes, finding which precinct you vote in isn't as easy, but I don't understand why the system is such that having a government issued I.D. is so difficult to obtain. If that's really stopping people from voting, then there's something wrong with our DMVs, etc.
CSRF problem fixed!
Yes, remove a 0 to that 40. Did the maths wrong. Fixed.
Why fomo is a poison and funkstionslust the antidote
I find the prices pretty straightforward mostly, the portal will give you an estimate of the monthly cost for all your current services. The problem is the data transfer pricing. Say you have a website that has 5000 visits a day, it is really hard to estimate your IN/OUT GB, then do the same for blob storage or other services.
I didn't write it, you're going to have to take that up with the author, on what his intended use case was for his website.

Sounds like he did what you said, anyway.
Pretty rare? Ok, it's pretty rare that people try my door handle at night, but I'm still not going to leave it unlocked. I think voting is a pretty serious issue, if we're meant to take to it seriously.
=== Senior Business Development Manager ===

London | ONSITE | www.walletcircle.com

Wallet Circle is a London based well-funded startup that connects physical store businesses and their customers via iBeacon powered mobile engagement that digitizes paper loyalty cards.

We are looking for a passionate and entrepreneurial Senior Business Development Manager who wants to continue building a successful career in SaaS sales. You should be a self-starter with the ability to own responsibility and deliver results, and willing to do what is necessary to succeed.
Please apply here: https://angel.co/wallet-circle/jobs/159521-senior-business-d...

=== Front-end web developer ===

India | REMOTE | www.walletcircle.com

We are looking for a front-end engineer with an expertise in Javascript to help grow our product.

Details here: https://angel.co/wallet-circle/jobs/172508-front-end-develop...

=== Full-stack developer ===

India | REMOTE | www.walletcircle.com

Looking for a full stack engineer to work on our web-dashboard and android app. If you have a solid experience in javascript frameworks and web technologies, and are ready to take up android development, then we want you to join us.

Details here: https://angel.co/wallet-circle/jobs/170797-full-stack-develo...
I think this solves most of your problems: only accept bitcoin. You can convert them to dollars when you want and the taxes on that are extremely simple.
Hotmail customer service phone number
I just tried it on my phone and it only took a couple of seconds before it showed me the button.
MacroFab | Houston, TX | Full-time | Onsite

Sr. Infrastructure Developer

MacroFab has created the world's first cloud manufacturing and operations automation platform. From prototyping, to production, and on to inventory and fulfillment, hardware teams around the world use MacroFab every day to build and deliver their electronic products.

As a Senior Infrastructure Developer, you will be creating and extending internal systems spanning the gamut from automated logistics, advanced workflow systems, just-in-time manufacturing APIs, and real-time quality control and feedback systems.

In this role, you'll be working with python, perl, and javascript, along with any languages you find suitable to the task. Key technologies include MySQL, ElasticSearch, RabbitMQ, and Mojolicious. Additional preference given to those with experience in any of C/C++, computer vision, embedded hardware design, or logistics/manufacturing automation/compliance.

Send resume or work examples to jobs at macrofab dot com
maybe you wouldn't have to filter such a large number of applicants if you provided any hint more specific than 'engineer' as to the kind of domains you're hiring in.
IDAGIO | https://www.idagio.com/ | Full Time | On Site | Berlin, Germany

IDAGIO is a platform where musicians share their recordings and connect with a growing global classical community.

We’re a small, interdisciplinary team moving very fast.
If you’re kind, have great communication skills and strong technical chops, you should get in touch: cvu+hn@idagio.com .

* Senior Backend Engineer: Ruby on Rails / Golang

* Senior Frontend Developer: React / Redux / Node
My dad has always told me that doing taxes is a pain in the ass, that I shouldn’t get into making money that fast. (I’m really pissed off with this one, I’d go back in time and fix it)

Huh, what?

But you're still young at 26 with lots of experience. I didn't even really start my "real" career until about that age.
We have a similar lineage. The process is simple; pick a reasonable objective, work hard, modify your plan when necessary and be stubborn about it.
Donald Trump's One Mistake
Fortunately, this is not the problem described above.
youre only 26 why are you flipping out about money you could have made. has your life been that miserable? no? then why does the money matter?
I have a license, but it seems unmaintained.
You don't need any special access to replace the launcher. They just need to set your Launcher as default as part of the pre-load. Since I don't know your product it's a little hard to say but the combination of a Home app that check on configuration sanity and a watchdog, which it sounds like what you are using AlarmManager for should do you.

Point of sale system?
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Regarding your interns, are you able to sponsor a visa for a Canadian student?
Amazon bans incentivized reviews tied to free or discounted products
Very good question. Do you or anyone else have a good test set of such images?

My gut feeling says that JBIG2 probably outperforms FLIF on repetitive images (e.g. text), since it specifically detects such patterns. On non-repetitive images, maybe FLIF is better. But it would be nice to have some benchmarks.
>At the same time, it seemed easier to be selfless as a teenager, probably for similar reasons for why it's easier to draft 18-year-olds than it is 28-year-olds. Given young persons willingness to sacrifice for the greater cause without realizing that life extends well past your 30s and 40s

I totally agree, the biological basis of this is Pre-frontal Cortex development.

"The [prefrontal cortex] isn't fully developed and won't be until the person is 25 years old or so." https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?Con...

"This brain region has been implicated in planning complex cognitive behavior, personality expression, decision making, and moderating social behaviour. The basic activity of this brain region is considered to be orchestration of thoughts and actions in accordance with internal goals." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefrontal_cortex

I can't understand any other context for drafting 18 year olds other than taking advantage of their youth and incomplete development, but avoiding Presentism and the comfort of Mutually Assured Destruction / Pax Americana, I can understand why when the cards are on the table and your entire society is at risk, why you must call all hands, young and old, into Total War a la WW1 or WW2.

As far as donations go, that's got to be a morally gray area as well for all the reasons you mention.
Wrong math, my bad. Remove a zero.
Well, I don't think the fact that it's difficult to do implies we should just give up on it.
Note: UC Davis student, looking for an internship / work

SEEKING WORK: California (North) / Remote

Technologies: JS, C, C++, Node.JS (Express / et al), PHP (WP / Laravel), Python, MySQL, Postgres, RethinkDB, MongoDB, Redis, RabbitMQ, Gulp, HTML5, CSS3, Java (Android apps), Swift (iPhone apps). Can also design in Photoshop / Sketch.

Résumé/CV: Just toss me an email. :)

Email: hi@shahzeb.co
I worked somewhere for four years with no raises.

I turned in my resignation, and my boss offered to double my salary on the spot.

No. Thanks. I'll work somewhere that doesn't need me to RESIGN to be willing to pay me what I'm worth.
Not in Azure SQL
How to Properly Mentor a Junior Developer
Cookie cutter Django. 30 mins seems on the high side.
Keep trying. Apply to more than 5 companies. What about internships? Perhaps some of those companies where you might have a connection can help out?

Don't take this the wrong way, but the attitude you give off in your writing comes off as kind of entitled. I'm honestly not sure that I would want to work with you. Even after you get a job you will still fail from time to time. I think what matters more is what you take away from failure and the only thing your writing says is: "Woe is me! The world is cruel".

Perhaps taking a critical look at why you were not hired will help you to learn how to correct any perceived deficits those companies say in you? Also network! Even if you live in the middle of nowhere IRC/Google Groups are a great way to talk to like minded people.
Crank Logic | Santa Cruz, CA | Full-Time| On-Site | Full Stack Developer | https://cranklogic.com

We analyze local retailers point of sale data and give them insights, suggestions, and all the answers they need to improve their sales and margins.

We're searching for a passionate full-stack developer to join our small, focused team. We are looking for people who are high energy, care about local business success, and are comfortable working in a startup environment.

We're looking for someone with python and javascript experience, who can take ideas and suggestions and turn them into a finished feature. You'll be the first dev employee, joining two technical cofounders and four others. The interview process is a 20 minute phone screen, followed by a brief onsite where you work on a small (1 hour) project very similar to the work you'll be doing. If you're interested, please email me, matt(a)cranklogic.com.
SEEKING FREELANCER - Based in Ottawa, Canada - Remote

Looking for an awesome React or React Native developer. The goal is to build an iOS and Android app in React Native. This would be a 2-month full-time contract with possibility of extension.

Send inquiries to jobs@alphalist.ca
Botmetrics (https://www.getbotmetrics.com)

Botmetrics is an open-source, secure, private conversational analytics platform (https://github.com/botmetrics/botmetrics)

If you build a Slack/FB Messenger/Kik bot and want to measure and grow your bot's audience in a secure, private way, Botmetrics is the answer.

We are a young open-source project but we have some interesting issues to work on: https://github.com/botmetrics/botmetrics/issues

We're also on slack: https://slack.getbotmetrics.com
Janelia Research Campus | Ashburn, VA (next to Wash DC) | Full-Time | ONSITE | Computer Vision Research

We're a research team trying to decipher the connectivity of neurons in a fly brain using nanometer-resolution 3D electron microscopy imaging developed within our group. The FlyEM Project is a part of Janelia (http://www.janelia.org), a world-class neuroscience research institute that is an extraordinarily beautiful place to work (http://prometheus.med.utah.edu/~bwjones/2014/04/janelia-farm...) and learn. If you want to do cutting-edge computer research and help figure out how brains work, come join our team.

Job posting: https://goo.gl/BYv31K

We are also looking for great programmers interested in data processing and storage (Spark, Go/C++/Python, Image Processing). That position does not require a Ph.D.
I spent a little time trying to extract the program from the audio at the end of this video, but it turns out someone had already done it:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ReverseEngineering/comments/4boa6p/...
A modern business owner is closer to a programmer than you realize. I automated almost all of my daily business tasks and now get to spend most of my days just coding new features and accruing income passively.

You can pay an accountant. They're not that expensive.
Averaging 680 lines every single day is still much, much too high.
Chameleon | Pacific Time REMOTE (Seattle / Portland / SF / Vancouver / LA / San Diego etc.)

We're looking for a full-stack engineer, our 3rd hire. Prior remote and startup experience required. To be a good fit you'll be chomping to learn quickly and get shit done!

Hate terrible user onboarding? Chameleon (https://www.trychameleon.com) allows you to build data-driven product tours without writing code.
We're VC-backed, with revenue and strong growth since our launch 6 months ago.

If you're interested then please email me pulkit at trychameleon [dot] com with some info about yourself.
Is RethinkDB shutting down?
The Far Away
I probably use a computer for everything BUT keeping track of what's in my freezer. Good idea though.
Learning to lead yourself and doing what you know is right and understanding how you add value and what your value is the most important skills I have worked to learn.

Motivation is the wrong thing to go after. Discipline is the key. Building discipline to do the things that are needed will beat motivation every time.

It's always nice to have external support, but the best support you can build and keep is from the relationship you have with yourself.
I've come to realize the same thing. Like the author, I've been programming since I was an early teen and that was pretty much all I did for years. I would love to break into the software market but realized that I only think like an engineer and not so much like a business man. I've been mainly interested in the design, implementation, and theory of software rather than thinking of what software that people would and have had a tough time thinking in the business mindset. Do you, or other HN readers, have any resources that they would recommend for engineering minded people to better understand what goes into building a business? Just started reading Zero to One and am enjoying it so far.
Appirater

Description: A library for your iOS app that gently reminds your best users to review the app. The project has over 4000 stars on GitHub and is widely used in lots of popular apps, however, I don't have much time to devote to maintenance/improvement.

It's a small library, so it's easy to jump into. The functionality is limited (but very useful), so there's not a lot of need for constant changes to it either.

What to do this month: Fix compiler warnings brought on by the release of Xcode 8.

Skills: Objective-C

GitHub: https://github.com/arashpayan/appirater/issues/242

How to help: Send me (Arash) an email (arash -at- ara.sh) and let me know you want to help out. I'm looking for a long term maintainer for the project, so if you can provide a couple good pull requests, I'd be happy to give commit access.

License: MIT/X11

Thanks for your consideration. :-)
I'm motivated by ideologies and idols that serve as role models to me, they keep me company even after death. My support comes from philosophy largely.
I was misremembering a bit because I got cable to my house in about 1996 but I don't think I got broadband for a few years after that. I'm pretty sure I had it by 2000 or so but probably not much before that.

I had a modem starting in about 1984 or so but they were certainly still a geek thing for consumers at that point.
The number might be inflated by a number of code generation tools. For instance various kinds of auto generated ORM logic.
So you have applied to Google et.al, you are not the first brilliant kid they have turned down, so don't worry about it. Your first priority should be to get a job though. Take the first one you get. It will suck, you will have ten years more experience then your boss, it will pay bad, and you will be the only one that knows shit, but you will afford to move into your own place, and that is the most important. You need to get a life of your own.
I am facing the same problem with my site www.mobijobs.net which I created for app developers.Its a very basic site as I have no content yet but I have plans.Please do share how you are going about marketing your site so others like me can learn and replicate
What is meant by "Real-Time Operations"(http://stateofjs.com/2016/features/)? The description could not be more vague and Google does not know either.
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Europe

Content curator for your blog, newsletter or other. Available to work on your projects part-time, piecemeal or as needed.

Email: hncurator@gmail.com
Masonry Construction Robot in Disguise
As an inexperienced engineer I did the same thing. My punishment for my hubris was to have bizdevs who felt the same way about us.

The weird thing is though, I still actively encourage new devs to make this mistake in certain circumstances. For one thing, telling them no isn't going to help, we have no shared context, and the math of their productivity versus mine works against me spending too much time convincing them.

If the problem has a logistical or bureaucratic component, once in a while the stars align and they manage to pull off something the department has been trying to do for years but always runs into a wall. Some people in an organization will assume something is true if they hear it from enough independent parties. I know if three people ask me the same question about a block of our code, I start looking at that code suspiciously. Clearly something is wrong with it. Sending the 5th guy to ask some IT guy or product manager he same question, especially in the way a new person tends to formulate questions, sometimes knocks the cobwebs off and the person decides to change their behavior or volunteer to do something they have resisted doing before.

A week of junior dev time for a 5% chance to clear out a bag of tech debt is a good investment IMO. And if it doesn't work they learn something about why things are the way they are.

I had a senior coworker who used to laugh and say "You're new here aren't you?" and I started giving him grief for doing it. Sometimes the new guy is the only one who can get things changed.
Location: Europe

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Yes, looking to move to UK/Berlin/English speaking

Technologies: PHP, Python, Javascript, some Angular/d3, also been doing work managing servers/processes and lately some wordpress work

Resume: https://github.com/paimoe/paimoe

Email: hn@paimoe.com
4M is still high. In order to maintain 680 lines per day on average, you have to sacrifice a lot. Remember that code is not intrinsically valuable.

The highest I've hit is 3,500 over a three-day weekend, and the experience was awful. I spent a week recovering.
Bit weird that the "Web Framework" section didn't have any Clojurescript libs at all considering it was on the list, heh. Re-frame, Om...
Mobx looks pretty based on reagent, heh
Ask HN: Best roaming multi GB plan for travelling multiple European countries?
SEEKING WORK - New York, NY or Remote

10 years dev experience, 2 years contracting. I worked at Pivotal Labs before that, and I try to bring that focus on quality and speed to each project. Currently focused on mobile development: iOS, Swift, React Native. In the recent past I have done: React, ES6, flow/typescript, node. Back end: Rails, Java, Postgres. Learning Elixir.

Github: https://github.com/kriskelly

Email: kris@kriskelly.me
I've only listed there what I think is important for my coding career and the ones that have resources to show.
The "See work" link it's trivial for anyone with their fair share of CSS. The projects inside their works are what look really awesome and complex.

To see more demos like that button, I highly recommend Tympanus/Codrops: http://tympanus.net/Tutorials/CSSMaskTransition/ (keep clicking on the arrow to see them all).
Inspirato | Denver, CO | Full-time | Onsite

- iOS Developer

- UX Designer

Apply Here: https://www.inspirato.com/employment/careers

Launched in January 2011 and now the largest luxury destination club in the world, our dedicated team has accomplished a lot in our early years and we have no plans to slow down. Each and every day, our mission is to inspire lasting memories and relationships by changing the way family and friends experience the world. Our company culture is based on Integrity, Teamwork, Relationships, People and Innovation. And having a lot of fun together as we build a world-class company with strong Colorado roots. If that describes you, we would love to talk.

Contact: bsidoti@inspirato.com
Geli | Melbourne, Australia & Sydney, Australia | Lead Engineer (Australia) | Renewable energy

Imagine a world where there is less reliance on non-renewable power. A world where you source your electricity from your neighbors rather than from power stations hundreds of miles away. A world where software makes the best possible use of the solar, wind and battery storage available. This is Geli’s vision - the “Internet of Energy(IoEn)”.
We're expanding our Engineering team from San Francisco, CA into Australia and are seeking an enthusiastic Lead Software Engineer with team leadership skills eager to work with our team and help build our Australian presence.
Ideally, you'd be fluent in both Java and Python, have an interest in Machine learning and IoT technology, and a passion for renewable energy!

Learn more at: http://www.geli.net/about/careers/ or feel free to contact me directly at: ben[~at~]geli.net
Location: Europe

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Content curator for your blog, newsletter or other. Available to work on your projects part-time, piecemeal or as needed.

Email: hncurator@gmail.com
I'm not talking about 'StavrosK's service here. I'm talking about your evaluation of threat models, which seems to include a great big exception around "well, if people aren't using it the way I want them to, then to hell with them."
I did read it, but you're talking about correcting for measurement biases in order to recover an accurate view of reality. But what I'm saying is that accurately measuring reality may in fact be how you get bias, because the very thing you're measuring may be biased. If you're aware the bias exists and have tools that can measure the bias itself then maybe you can correct for the bias, but you can't just expect your algorithm to automatically correct itself in the presence of bias because its goal is to model reality, not to figure out whether there's inherent bias in the thing it's modeling.
Oh, coincidentally, I've just had to do that, and it's true it is still a little bit "janky" since it's a webview and the process is a weird, but it was perfectly doable, it was also internationalized,

Not saying the app is perfect though, I'm sure it has lot's of bugs, and to be honest I definitely haven't used it fully, since I just use it for this one contact and mainly just talk, I was specifically talking about having good stable conversation for hours.