skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Trade Desk | Full Time, Onsite | San Jose CA, San Francisco CA, Aliso Viejo CA, Ventura CA, Boulder CO, New York NY, London UK, Sydney AUS

Hiring: All levels of software engineers, as well as front-end focused developers who are comfortable with data-access design, development and optimization.

You might be a great fit for The Trade Desk dev team if..

* You are a full-stack engineer who wants to work everywhere, not just a small subset of components. Experience / interest in working in a variety of layers and technologies within a SOA is a must for our team. This includes: client-side AngularJS / JQuery, MVC-based web architecture, external RESTful APIs, distributed (and in our case, highly scaled) request handling services, no-SQL and relational SQL databases, many-layered data pipeline (e.g. data bus architecture, Hadoop / MPP data warehouse, etc.) that moves hundreds of thousands of items per second, and data visualization (e.g. Tableau). Experience in all these layers is not strictly required, but we do like to see experience working in more than one, as well as eagerness to work on projects that might slice through them all.

* You have product-driven software development experience using a modern, object-oriented language. Memory-managed languages are best -- .e.g. C#, Java, Python, Ruby, etc. We do most of our work in C#/.Net, but specific experience here is not required.

Cool stuff about TTD:

* Our platform processes 4.5million+ queries per second

* Work with the best engineering team in adtech

* The combination of huge datasets, high throughput, low latency and amazing scale means that we're constantly solving some of the biggest challenges in computer science.

* We've grown faster than any other adtech company in the industry, and have been recently recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine and Deloitte.

* Amazing Company Culture (We're very proud of our 5.0 rating on Glassdoor)

* Top-tier benefits

If you want to learn more, email Casey- casey.rabiea@thetradedesk.com or apply directly on our website: http://thetradedesk.com/join-us/open-positions
2FA in Laravel with Google Authenticator – Get Secure
Looking forward to Pinterest shutting Instapaper down in 2 years.
This mind-bending puzzle game is available for all mobile devices
Raise.me | Full time | SF (ONSITE) | Senior Full-Stack Engineer, Full-Stack Engineer, Lead iOS Engineer, Lead Data Scientist

Raise.me is expanding access to college by reinventing how scholarships are awarded (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/21/technology/got-an-a-in-alg...). We're a Series A funded startup backed by top investors such as First Round Capital. We're looking for engineers and offer a meaningful equity stake along with great benefits and competitive pay.

Tech stack: Ruby/Rails, Node microservices, Go microservices, React.js/Redux frontend

Here are the listings: https://www.raise.me/jobs

Apply to jobs[AT]raise.me or you can email me directly at ryan[AT]raise.me.
Resolver | Javascript Developer | Toronto, Canada | Full-Time, On-Site | http://www.resolver.com/about-us/careers/?p=job%2Foap94fww

Resolver is looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer responsible for the development of the Resolver Core Platform. Growing rapidly, this innovative software and services company is looking to hire a Javascript enthusiast who can come in and hit the ground running in our downtown Toronto office.

Experience: 3+ years as a Full Stack Developer, React/Redux or any modern front end framework, AWS web application architecture, SQL
Code4Good -- https://www.engageSPARK.com - "Twilio (Voice IVR & SMS) for Everyone" | REMOTE and ONSITE: Cebu, Philippines | Full-Time

engageSPARK, a social enterprise, is the world's EASIEST Platform that empowers professionals (marketing, sales, hr, operations, project managers, etc) at NGOs & Businesses to easily & quickly build interactive Automated Phone Calls (IVR) and 2-Way SMS campaigns in any country. We're especially focused on emerging markets, where 66% have no Internet and another 15% who have smartphones can't afford data plans regularly. Interactive automated phone calls are the most cost effective and scalable way to engage anyone anywhere with any mobile phone. People opt in by sending an SMS or doing a Missed Call, which trigger an automated call back to them.

Customers such as Intel, UNICEF, Noora Health (YC W14) Asian Development Bank, International Rescue Committee, Innovations for Poverty Action, MedAir, Mercy Corps, and US Institute for Peace use the engageSPARK platform to interact with people for a variety of use cases, including social change in the areas of Agriculture, Health, Finance, Elections, and Disaster Planning & Response, as well as for sales, marketing, customer feedback, and operations.

Forbes says we're "A Leading Startup" and a "Notable Social Enterprise". Since launch a little over a year ago, engageSPARK has become the global leader in our space - we've already been used in 100+ countries.

Adventure Fellowship (1 year): https://goo.gl/YA8ENR | Full-Time Full Stack: http://goo.gl/Pljcgr

Our stack: Go (GoLang) Microservices, Python/Django, Java, Docker, Redis, Thrift, PostgreSQL, CouchDB, AWS, Android

Located in tropical Cebu Island, Cebu City is the second largest city in the Philippines. It’s a safe place to live with a variety of malls, restaurants, shops, beaches, and activities such as scuba diving, running, hiking, rock climbing, and snorkeling. It has a busy international airport with cheap flights to domestic and regional destinations. Check out Google Images: https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&site=imghp&tbm=isch&s...

Email us at Jobs at engageSPARK.com
It takes CPU to decompress audio, and games can easily be playing 100+ SFX at once.
Unfortunately, no. :( You'd need to have current US work authorization in order to be considered.
Startups with VC funding find buyers sooner than those with angel investment
The updates here are massive.

I'd been waiting for the official release, instead of preview because of some issues, the official release seems to have ironed out the issues.

Excited to code directly into notebooks as reproducible code for fellow workers.

Sparklyr is really also changing the game for me in how I can integrate new users into R. It used to take a little work to get people off SAS EG or whatever statistics package they looked for. Not so much anymore.
SEEKING WORK, USA or REMOTE

I have previous working experience with the following technologies:

Python, Django, Flask, Javascript, Angular, Wordpress, PHP, amongst others.

I have experience in the ecommerce, edtech, data extraction, API, and auto sales market.

Why you should email me and introduce yourself:

I have a vast network of contacts in the tech world. If I can't help you, then I probably know someone who can. Send me a little intro about you and your project. Lets work together to meet your goals.

Note: No recruiters or agencies, please.

How to contact me:

pr@yelluw.com

@pryelluw Twitter / Snapchat

PS. I don't offshore or subcontract work. :)
In my first month of high school (c. 1993), similar trolling (renaming a README.TXT to VIRUS.EXE on a floppy disk) got me kicked out of any computer classes and banned from touching any of the school's computers for the remainder of my high school career.

That was when I learned that the "powers that be" don't like you fucking with them.
> It's a hint on corrodes built-in functionality and extensibility.

Well, OK, but it was completely lost on me. One thing that did occur to me is that using the words "corrode" and "batteries" together might not evoke positive feelings in the mind of potential users.
10 steps to a successful #NaNoWriMo
The article states that he only wants 16 GB anyway, so I'm a little puzzled, too.
> decommissioning the domain isn't necessarily unusual

It is the timing that is unusual: The Trump organization decommissioned the domain right after Alfa Bank - and only Alfa Bank, not the Trump organization - was asked about it. It's very unlikely to be coincidence.

And according to the source, the Trump org setup a new domain to replace it and it was first contacted by Alfa.

Both are strong evidence of coordination between humans at Alfa Bank and Trump org. to secure and continue the communication. What they were communicating, of course, is unknown to us.
WebAssembly Stack Machine
The stats page appears to work for me. It shows the certificates jumping from 5M to 10M in the month of October.
R Notebooks are such a killer feature!
High-Frequency Trading, I'd think.
This is what multiple items on the list already suggest.

Relating to the first proposal, from Gensler, there already exists a proposal called the Triboro RX[0] to add transit along existing freight rail lines that run from the Bronx through Maspeth and Bushwick, ending up in Bay Ridge.

This sort of project, if implemented well, would bring people and development to these areas. Unfortunately, it's difficult to obtain money for a prospective project such as the RX that wouldn't immediately benefit existing NYC residents. One could make a case that residents of transit-starved Maspeth would appreciate the new train line, but they also might be politically opposed, as it would bring upheaval and development to the neighborhood.

Aecom's proposal also suggests new transit: that 1 train extension could make a big difference. Red Hook has always been transit-starved, but, as with Maspeth, I can see grassroots opposition to the community upheaval that would result from a 1 train extension.

Perkins + Will's proposal to rezone the Newtown Creek industrial zone would meet more of the residential need in the Bushwick area, but the transit in that region is not yet sufficient to meet a huge influx of new residents: the L and the M are already heavily loaded. The bus network would prove less useful than expected for interesting historical reasons: NYC's bus network exists along legacy streetcar routes that abruptly terminate along borough borders (for what I imagine were political regions prior to borough unification in 1898), and this section of Bushwick lies along the Brooklyn/Queens border. So, the bus lines in the area don't always make sense or take you where you need to go.

Some of the other ideas don't really relate to handling an influx of 9M residents, but are in the Robert Moses vein of improvements (i.e. leveraging existing yet overlooked details creatively to benefit the public), particularly the "under highway" public space and the "subway stations as public plazas" ideas.

The Javits Center and schoolyards ideas are kind-of silly, and the suspended tram line, while a cool idea, wouldn't be worth the money.

[0]: http://library.rpa.org/interactive/the-triboro/
Lenovo Yoga 900. Only thing I don't like about it is to get upgraded specs I had to get a hidpi screen and Linux just ain't there yet. Especially if you're not using a DE.

Great battery life (it's a charge every couple of days laptop for me), love the watch-style hinge (which is really solid), and the keyboard has all the keys I want on it.
Files will be still fragmented. However, you aren't affected by seek times.

The OS/file system still has to keep metadata about where stuff is stored, and many files fragmented into many tiny slices will bloat that metadata, meaning you may spend a little more time needing to read that metadata from disk (and space storing it in the first place) and spend a little more time to "re-assemble" these slices into something virtually continuous the user land expects. More metadata may also mean disk caches become full more quickly, leading to metadata being evicted more often.

This may all not matter on a beefy laptop/desktop/server, but your underpowered, memory-challenged ARM SoC NAS may notice a bit.
Alan | Paris | ONSITE, VISA | Full-stack engineers | jobs.alan.eu

We’re Alan, the first new health insurance in France for the past 30 years.

Some info about us:
- https://blog.alan.eu/alan-the-first-digital-health-insurance...
- https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/24/alan-wants-to-turn-health-...

We are looking to grow our engineering team (which includes French and Americans), with people from diverse horizons.

Our process includes a a couple chats with the CTO and an engineer, then a full day of work with the team at the office in the liveliest neighborhood in Paris.

Together we can change the way people experience healthcare.

Contact us on jobs.alan.eu or at jobs@alan.eu
SimpleLegal | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | Technical Ops Analyst

SimpleLegal is the dashboard for in-house legal departments. Salesforce -> Sales Ops. SimpleLegal -> Legal Ops.

We're looking for the right person to fill a varied role that supports our customers and our internal team. A QA Engineer looking to move into a more diversified role might be a good fit.

The right person is:

- Pretty Darn Good with Excel

- Experienced with scripting languages like Python or JavaScript

Day to Day Responsibilities

- Hands-on fixing data issues from customers

- Help build an internal application health dashboard

- Collaborate with developers to define application enhancements

About You

You get things done. You know when to automate and when to use brute force. You are detail oriented. You probably are an expert with Excel. You are technical enough to write short scripts. You definitely know some SQL.

You should want to genuinely help our customers. No one can succeed long-term in enterprise software without a genuine desire to make their customers' days better.

Email us at careers at simplelegal.com.
Hardware aside, does anyone who was used to OS X and its app ecosystem's polish really find Linux or Windows that much better? I'd miss Photoshop, Lightroom, Sequel Pro, iTerm 2, Homebrew, Sketch, Transmit, Alfred, Reeder, Keynote, Airmail, Spotify... just to name a few.

Not to mention every other OS I've used has varying HiDPI support and typography really looks best on OS X.

I wonder if some design-minded Linux geeks will rally around making Linux on the desktop a polished enough experience to rival OS X?
i've heard that the Asus Zenbook has very similar build quality. I've been looking for one locally to show-room for a bit to confirm that, but haven't had a chance to confirm it.

If they refresh that line or the Dell XPSs with an Nvidia pascal GTX 10xx, then I'll probably go ahead and get one. I figure that if I'm jumping back over to the Windows side as my daily driver, I might as well hold out for decent gaming GPU in a reasonably lightweight platform.
Does anyone have experience to share re: Instapaper vs. Pocket (or something better)?
StreetTeam | Full-time | ONSITE | London, UK | £40k-£60k + equity | https://getstreetteam.com

StreetTeam is building a global platform that enables advocates to sell the products they love to their friends. We're growing fast, breaking new ground and are well funded by some of the best in the business.

We need a Python Engineer to join our growing team and contribute significantly to the software and system design of our services. You will participate in an agile product team of engineers, building and operating our systems. You will build, scale, and operate a multi-tiered system separated by APIs, following best practices.

StreetTeam believes in freedom and ownership with the focus entirely on the value you create – there are no set hours, meetings are optional and you can take as much holiday as you need. We only care about the results you deliver. We are free-thinking, fast learners who want to inspire change. Are you?

Email me directly if you fancy having a chat - stevie.buckley [at] getstreetteam [dot] com
Wow, Rich Miner is on the board as well. Some big names for a company noones heard of.

What does a board member at this level actually do for a company? Is it primarily an advice providing role + match making? Or something more indepth?
> The city has not completed projects on the scale of Robert Moses since his tenure.

Good. I think we all learned our lesson from Robert Moses the first time around...

> It's time for New York to think big again.

No! Think small, local, and build from a bottom-up design.
Vanda Pharmaceuticals - http://vandapharma.com - ONSITE - Washington, DC | Full-Stack, Big Data, Senior Developers of all stripes | $100k++

We're a young, small pharma in DC with a couple products on the market, including one for circadian rhythm management that has helped many in the blind community.

We're looking for more Senior Software Developers to join our small engineering team, especially those with experience in data wrangling and high level DBA-type skills. The team is half onsite, half remote, but we are looking to hire more onsite at the moment.

For the last couple years, we've been building an in-house app that aggregates a lot of data from desperate sources, including user generated, into useful tools that have measurably improved performance throughout the company. We've got a modern stacks on the front- and back-end. React/JS/Ruby/Postgres, looking to integrate GraphQL and more: whatever tools will get the job done best.

What we lack in start-up glow we make up for in giving you the opportunity to build tools for users that are across the office that measurably affect company performance; you can get realtime feedback on what works what doesn't, iterate as quickly or as thoroughly as need be, with ample resources at your disposal.

Our compensation is excellent. Truly. Ask for what you think you're worth. Stock and benefits is also top-notch, w/ 401k matching, etc.

If you're interested, contact me at eric.fields@vandapharma.com. I'm happy to answer any other questions too.

Our email server is kinda strict so if your message bounces try ericdfields at gmail.

http://www.vandapharma.com/jobs/I6006.html
You seem to have slightly misunderstood the conversation.
Coincidence: Just submitted my resume this morning out to Wellframe.
Temboo | New York, NY | Full-Time | On Site | https://temboo.com/jobs

At Temboo, we're building a software platform that connects embedded hardware to the internet, enabling people to develop any type of physical computing system. Temboo ships on hardware from Samsung, Texas Instruments, Arduino and more, and has been used to build everything from offshore shrimp farming monitors to metal detection systems in industrial bakeries.

You can find our open positions here: https://temboo.com/jobs
Best people are always seeing the others as problems. ;)
I'm no physicist, but isn't the cold a result of the second law? Or is the second law a consequence of the dissipation of heat?

Also, is thermodynamic entropy applicable to organized matter?
> [1] I've found, totally anecdotally, that a few of my Christian friends who have spent a good chunk of their reading time reading translations are able to enjoy translated works better than those who have not.

I don't mean to be overly PC or anything, but the word 'Christian' seems to have nothing to do with the rest of the sentence. Is it just a true characterisation that has no effect on their enjoyment, or do Christians somehow have more (or less) difficulty with translated works than non-Christians? (Or was it maybe a typo?)
Is it possible to fix it more generally? You need to make the renewal request somehow, and that means there has to be an outbound request at some point.
What about Precision 5510?
How genome repetitions contribute to diversity and disease
Problem with original Alpha is that accessing memory as anything other than aligned 32b or 64b words (yes, including bytes) counts as bit-twiddling because only load/store instructions that it has operate on these two word sizes.

I can't remember any other non-niche architecture with 8*2^n word size that shares this (mis-)feature. (I suspect that Cray 1 and it's derivates also share this, but that probably counts as niche architecture)
Depends on how you value the features and build quality of the case. Apple laptop cases are extremely expensive (each one is individually machined from solid aluminum), but the result is a top-notch combination of strength to weight ratio.
Curve - www.imaginecurve.com | Shoreditch, London | Onsite | FT | FinTech - Salary + Equity + great coffee!

Curve is growing - join our adventurous startup!
We believe that the next generation of banking will be a single mobile platform that enables payment anywhere with any card from any account, and connects people in a simple way with the best technologies and financial offers - putting them back in control of their finances.

Our team of award winning (just voted leading startup at the EPAwards’16) entrepreneurs, product-builders and customer-focused marketers are developing a ground-breaking product with the customer at the core. Technical complexities; scalability, security & real-time transactions are all part of the day-to-day challenges; the near future will include a public API, fraud engine, machine learning & big data.

If you like to be intellectually stretched, your capabilities tested and want an opportunity to have a real voice, input and impactful contribution, then we’re offering that in abundance.

You bring your expertise; we’ll give you the platform to flex your talent!

For more info about our jobs, check out:
https://curve-1.workable.com
Or email Anney our Talent Lead on anney.wyner@imaginecurve.com We’re always eager to hear from naturally curious software & mobile engineers who want to make a difference!

Our process will include a developer challenge and 3/4 conversations….but we don’t dither when deciding and can turn offers around very quickly!
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Remote: Yes, sure ;)
Willing to relocate: No, for now.
Technologies: Fullstack Dev (.NET, SQL, EF, .NET Core, NodeJS, MVC at backend, JS, jQuery, AngularJS, VueJS, ReactJS and toolsets at the frontend)
Résumé/CV: https://br.linkedin.com/in/ygorlazaro
Email: ygor@ygorlazaro.com
I would like to find a laptop with a touchpad as good as a 2010 MacBook Pro.

I'm not aware of any, and this article seems to confirm it:
http://www.businessinsider.com/macbook-touchpad-better-than-...
Checkr | http://www.checkr.com | San Francisco | Full-stack Engineer, Back end Engineer, Product design lead

About Checkr:
Checkr provides modern and compliant background checks for global enterprises and startups. Since graduating Y-Combinator in 2014, Checkr’s product has shifted the on-demand economy. More than 3,000 businesses trust Checkr for their background screenings including Uber, Instacart, Handy, Zenefits, GrubHub, Caviar, and more. Checkr is featured on Forbes Next Billion-Dollar Companies of 2016. A career with Checkr provides the opportunity to make an impact on the professional lives of millions of people.

Get in touch at: https://checkr.com/careers/
or feel free to reach out to me personally: yan [.at.] checkr.com
Requiring the $100/mo plan and charging an additional $30/mo for HTTPS seems.. dated. It makes me wonder if they're behind the times with other things too.
This year we can end the death penalty in California
Kerboo | Full-Time | ONSITE | Leeds, UK | https://kerboo.com

We are SaaS digital marketing platform looking for someone to join our team in a Devops role, our platform is 90% RoR.

Email dom@kerboo.com if you'd like to chat.
Remote: Yes, or Denver only

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: PHP, AWS, Linux, MySql, Codeigniter, some Angualr 2, nodejs, LAMP stack, HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, Algorithms

Résumé/CV: http://www.strategic-options.com/resume?=hn

Email: chad.humphrey@strategic-options.com
It's funny how everyone was complaining about 16 Gb being the limit for Macs, but the person in the article put 16 Gb in requirements.
I think you mean Venice?
The ruling was in 2015, there was a year delay before it came into effect.
Narrated by Neil deGrasse Tyson
They do have my email address, but I'm glad they did not (yet) use it to ask for money.

If you provide an email address to Let’s Encrypt when
you create your account, we’ll automatically send you
expiry notices when your certificate is coming up for
renewal. We send the first notice at 20 days before
your certificate expires, and more notices at 10 days
and 1 day before it expires.