skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are good high level languages out there that use automatic memory management. Java (language) just isn't high up that list. If I'm going to pay for a garbage collector, I want to do functional programming, NOT mutable OOP.
Haven't read the paper, but it sounds like they just rediscovered the microcannonical ensemble (but for quantum mechanics). Probably works, probably hard to do anything interesting with it in the near to medium term.
I'm listening to GrooveSalad as I type.

http://somafm.com/player/#/now-playing/groovesalad
Location: Pennsylvania
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python, JS (ES6 + TS), Java
Portfolio: https://github.com/nhydock
Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/UFkr3c
Email: nhydock@gmail.com

Full-stack engineer with a focus on front-end and gamified experiences. Specialized in designing user experiences based around efficiency and accessibility.

I'm particularly looking to break into the game industry.
SEEKING WORK - Freelance App Designer, Brighton, UK. London, UK. Remote.

I'm Olly a digital product designer specialising in UX/UI app design for native mobile iOS, Android and web apps. I work with you to design the right things, for the right people, at the right time.

I've been designing for digital experiences since 2007 working with a range of clients from start-ups to multi-nationals. I love getting stuck into exciting design challenges, uncovering user behaviours and creatively problem solving to deliver simple and delightful experiences that people truly love. I pride myself on providing value-driven, thoughtful and detailed UX/UI design.

Website/Portfolio: www.ollythomas-designs.com

Email: ollythomasdesigns@gmail.com

Phone: +44(0)7810787512
> When I was your age I was leaving the security industry before it was cool

I'm not interested in leaving the security industry. I'd rather work to change it. I'm a millennial, I guess :)

> The "security industry" is not in fact chartered with stopping things like Mirai. So Mirai is a weird complaint to level at it.

No one "chartered" the industry to do anything.

You're right, a metal box or an AV isn't going to prevent your IoT product from shipping with default creds on telnet, but don't you think the industry is complicit in drowning out the good advice to not do that in a sea of noise and then blaming the victims?
I agree. I'd consider that 3 legs with 4 locations.
Football Radar | http://www.footballradar.com | London, UK | ONSITE

Football Radar is seeking skilled, motivated engineers to help us deliver the very best in football analysis.

We're looking for talented engineers who specialise Scala or JavaScript. We actively encourage a culture of innovation, where initiative is recognised and rewarded.

For more info or to apply:

* JavaScript Engineer (esp. React, RxJS and functional programming): https://www.footballradar.com/jobs/#op-14508-javascript-engi...

* Backend Engineer (Scala/PHP): https://www.footballradar.com/jobs/#op-20718-backend-softwar...
SEEKING WORK - Remote prefered, Montreal based.

Full stack developer with 15 years experience, specializing in Python and Django (10 years). Also: Javascript, Angular, jQuery, AWS, Big Data, Linux, SQL, perl, PHP

https://ca.linkedin.com/in/gabriel-ross-52234b1b

admin (at) grsites (dot) com
Very true, it would not make a perfectly anonymous voting system, but I think it could prevent some fraud.

You could take steps to separate the name from the vote of course. e.g. After the person confirms their identity somehow, give them a random number that only they see/have access to, associate the vote with that number.

The "repos" could be made public and you could confirm your vote afterwards. No vote could be "changed" if it was in a chain of hashes...

Your point about timestamp is true. And although I personally think we could stand to be more open about how we vote (and also more accepting of others) I agree anonymity is important.

Perhaps a system like this would be efficient enough to greatly reduce the voting time window. Make it harder to determine who voted by timestamp due to "noise". (or perhaps, can't vote unless there are 5 people present... not a perfect solution, just throwing some ideas at the wall.)
The safety equipment on vehicles is also an externality but it's mandated because when a car is unsafe it affects other people who aren't the driver. I don't see how IoT is any different. If you don't want to secure your product, then don't build your product and save the rest of us from dealing with the fallout of your laziness.
Just wanted to chim in to say that I love the name
_theInitialCommit Interview with Tom MacWright
Probably they are in the US on work visa's.
Despite saying here an intern role is sought, I find no internship position open on the site. Who do I contact?
Machines already count the pills.

(top search result: http://kirbylester.com/kirby-lester-products-and-technology.... )

Pharmacists are still well paid, which implies they are doing something of value (even at big chain stores they have good salaries).
Just a tip, you should add what you're using on the frontend too if you're hiring there (react/angular/etc., sass/less, webpack/rollup/grunt/gulp/etc., and so on)
How to choose the best e-Marketing companies for your business – Code95
If so, one can't get into or out of hell unless you're going this fast.
From the publication itself:

> Note that in the discussed example the reservoir acts as some quantum analogue of the classical Maxwell demon. Namely, having been prepared in a special state, the reservoir is able to decrease the entropy of the system without the energy exchange with it, and can be referred to as a ‘quantum Maxwell demon’ […] In what was discussed above, an electron interaction with the quantum spin does not induce any correlations between the electron and the spin and, therefore, no classical correlations are present. Hence an important distinction between how do quantum and classical Maxwell’s demons operate.

So, it sounds like the "refrigerator-at-a-distance" (and thus energy transmission, when combined with a heat engine) actually (1) is more of a battery, and (2) doesn't interact with classical systems.

Is my reading correct?
IMO, the remote work that you can get with little actual experience may be very unfun ($15/hr to mess with WP templates).

That wasn't bad for me... I bailed on a PhD in English and was able to spin that up to a stable, decent career in about 5 years and I live 2 hours into the sticks outside of Austin, TX.

But if I had a CS degree and wanted to do work that you can get with that degree moving to a city and getting on on site job would have been a far easier and rational choice.
> "Are you wondering why I used 2:17 am? Well, there is a simple explanation for that: almost everybody else did not."

Reminds me of the "fair dice": https://xkcd.com/221/
Wow, that is really beautiful. Topology optimization is cool stuff.

I think it's key for optimization to be fast so that the designer can get a feedback loop going between the computer and the ideas in their head. Would love to talk about whether geometric programs might help Autodesk generate topology faster.

Near future stuff is probably a real-world component input (optimized shopping), and making things more flexible so you can drag and drop something together from components.
Yeah, this is especially true, but even more bewildering when tossing web technologies into the mix.
IMC | Chicago, IL | Full-time, INTERNS | ONSITE | Software Engineer, FPGA Engineer

We are actively hiring talented engineers to grow our trading operations across the world. Entry-level, junior, and experienced. For entry-level roles, prior experience in Java or C++ helpful but not necessary. Also hiring FPGA engineers. Prior knowledge of financial industry helpful but by no means required.

We are building and optimizing high-frequency trading systems, sometimes at scale. It's fun and challenging. We have a very open and collaborative culture and you will find yourself working closely with traders, quants, system engineers, and other devs. We release code nightly and generally have a quick iteration loop: your 'clients' are frequently the coworkers sitting next to you, so you can work closely together to get to a solution. You'll learn a lot, and hopefully we'll learn a lot from you :)

I lead our dev onboarding team where we focus on getting you the knowledge and insight to be effective at IMC. Despite kicking up our growth rate, we regard a highly interactive and in-depth training and mentoring process to be critical to our growth. A typical day finds me reviewing a lot of code and conducting design discussions with the rest of the team, as well as fostering the onboardees' relationships with the rest of the organization.

IMC is a leading derivatives market-marker with offices across the world and was founded in Amsterdam in 1989.

Apply at http://www.imc.com and contact me at my email in the profile (put HNJOB in the subject line). Interview process: online Codility assessment, onsite interviews.
Bitcoin Alert System Retirement
A $25 Lamy Safari has done well for me for the last 4 years.
Parse server vs. BaaS
I really hate this. Just stop please.
If you don't mind me asking, Where do you get the data needed for the analysis ?
SpotHero | Chicago, IL | http://spothero.com
SpotHero is changing parking, and our tools will redefine the transportation industry. With over a million cars parked, fast growth, and solid funding (https://angel.co/spothero), SpotHero offers countless ways to make an impact on the company and your career.

Director of Development - https://spothero.com/careers/126707
We’re looking for someone who still enjoys problem solving, architecting, and reviewing code, in addition to leading engineers, communicating closely with our executives, and determining the best use of new technologies – all the while nurturing and maintaining a development culture that SpotHero can be proud of.

Senior Backend Engineer - http://spothero.com/careers/124847
As a member of our Backend team, you will be responsible for building all things related to the backend horsepower that powers our website, our API, and our native apps!

Front End Engineer - https://spothero.com/careers/491613
SpotHero is looking for a Front End Developer who is excited to work with a small, high-performing team of engineers that is building the features that our users interact with on a daily basis.

Senior Data Engineer - https://spothero.com/careers/242762
Our Senior Data Engineer with be responsible for building and maintaining our data pipelines, deploying computational resources for data science/analytics initiatives, and creating tools to help teams throughout the company make better decisions and customers have a better experience with our product.

Senior Android Developer - https://spothero.com/careers/88317
We need someone who can balance pushing the envelope on the New Hotness with stability, who’s ready to work with our backend and design teams to make the user’s experience buttery smooth, and who’s ready to help the rest of our Android team continue to learn and grow.

Level 2 Support Engineer - https://spothero.com/careers/260546
SpotHero is seeking a Level 2 Support Engineer to work primarily with our customer care and engineering departments in order to polish our product and defeat some parking villains (tech bugs). If you’re technical, love to solve problems, a little meticulous, and are ready to jump into an "all hands on deck" environment, this role is for you!

Junior QA Analyst - https://spothero.com/careers/487968

Junior Software Engineer - Spring 2017 Hire - https://spothero.com/careers/460619

Software Engineering Intern - Summer 2017 - https://spothero.com/careers/459520

To apply, please email your resume to jobs@spothero.com. Include any github account, linkedin profile, and any project that you’re particularly proud of. We love seeing work that others loved working on.
Benzinga (https://pro.benzinga.com, http://benzinga.com) | Detroit, MI | FULL-TIME | ONSITE & REMOTE

Looking for people who love to code, move fast and get shit done: the hackers and hustlers of this world. We need a few grown-ups that know their stuff.

A financial media company at our core, we're high-energy, focused on our users and our product. We reach over 2 million uniques and 214 million impressions / month.

WE NEED:

* Full-Stack Engineer (Golang, Kubernetes)

* Frontend Engineer (React, Redux, ES6)
We also have these in our stack and looking for good engineers:

* Full-Stack (C, Python, PHP, Kubernetes, Java, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, ...)

If you're interested, apply here: http://jobs.benzinga.com or email me direct with any questions: bert@benzinga.com
I'm pretty sure this only targets usage by small individual VPSs or something. For hosting services, especially with multiple nginx frontends, things are different.
UserIQ | Javascript Engineer | Atlanta | Full time | Onsite Preferred, Remote Considered | http://useriq.com

UserIQ is looking for a talented engineer with a thorough understanding of Javascript. The ideal candidate reads/follows Resig, Crockford, Eich, etc. not to sound smarter, but because they enjoy mastering their craft. They are well-versed in prototypal inheritance, closures, scoping, and event bubbling because they have learned what works best (based on the strengths and limitations of JS) while improving code that is delivered to customers.

If you love learning, creating great experiences for customers, and solving tough engineering problems, then we want to talk to you. Benefits: In addition to a very competitive startup salary with equity, we offer a full range of benefits including Medical / Dental / Vision / Life / HSA / 401k.

We typically prefer onsite candidates, but we realize this is a unique role and are willing to consider remote for the right talent and future team member.
Email us at jobs@useriq.com and let us know why you'd make a great fit.
Piketty's theory is not that capital's share of income is increasing. I read this many time and I think it is a misconception of his work.

His theory is that wealth grows faster than the economy, and that it creates wealth inequality. He has shown that it is not something new, that it is something stable throughout history.

I'm not even sure that his theory is limited to market economies. At least, it's not limited to modern market economies.
Karr Lab (http://www.karrlab.org) @ Mount Sinai Medical School | New York, NY 10029 | Full-Time | ONSITE

The Karr Lab at the Institute for Genomics & Multiscale Biology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is seeking talented, ambitious engineers to develop technology for building, simulating, and applying cutting-edge whole-cell computational models of individual cells.

We are developing whole-cell computational models which comprehensively predict how behavior emerges from the molecular level by representing all of the biochemical activity inside cells. Our goal is to use whole-cell models to transform bioengineering and medicine into rigorous, quantitative disciplines. Our work is highly interdisciplinary, involving systems biology, genomics, bioinformatics, data integration, parallel simulation, optimization, software engineering, and data visualization, and highly team-oriented.

We are looking for software engineers to develop several technologies, including a domain-specific language for describing whole-cell models, a parallel multi-algorithmic simulator, scalable tools for visualizing and analyzing high-dimensional simulation results, and tools for handling personal `omics data.

More information: http://www.karrlab.org/join or Jonathan Karr (karr@mssm.edu)
How to apply: Send a cover letter and a CV to Jonathan Karr (karr@mssm.edu)
This is not an accurate way to measure the size of Windows as most of those folders contain no files, just hard links. There is no reason for you to have to worry about deleting "defunct system files", the OS handles this just fine on its own.

You do not have to set your connection to metered to disable P2P updates, there's a setting just for that, and there's really no reason to disable it in the first place.
EyeQuant | Berlin, Europe, ONSITE

EyeQuant is a machine learning SaaS that makes design measurable, helping hundreds of customers like Google, Canon, RBS to bring data into the design process.

We're hiring for two positions right now:

Head of Inbound Marketing

https://eyequant.workable.com/jobs/365604

Machine Learning Engineer

https://eyequant.workable.com/jobs/350545
PubPub | Product Designer | Boston, MA or REMOTE | Contract/Part-time

We're based within the MIT Media Lab, working on revolutionizing academic publishing. PubPub is a free and open tool for collaborative editing, instant publishing, continuous review, and grassroots journals. You can read more about the mission of PubPub at: https://www.pubpub.org/pub/hello.

We are looking for a product designer to join us for a few design sprints. For most of these problems we already have the feature built and overall design philosophy and ideas done, we are looking for help in designing the interactions and making them pixel perfect, as well as turning these design ideas into primitives that can be used consistently in our design. A general outline of our design guide can be found here: http://pubpub.github.io/pubpub-design-guide/

The ideal candidate thinks of themselves as a UI and UX designer comfortable working anywhere from wireframes to high fidelity mockups (CSS is a bonus). No coding experience is needed but the ability to work closely with developers and iterate on designs is key. Remote candidates are welcome!

An example of a target of a design sprint would be the 'header' data in a publication (a GIF of which is found here: http://g.recordit.co/7TAT5qixzm.gif).

Please send us a short introduction and demonstration of your work (behance profile, dribbble profile, PDFs, etc) to pubpub-careers@media.mit.edu!
MongoDB’s JavaScript Fuzzer: Harnessing the Havoc
Huh? Annoying to maintain? Leather is really easy to maintain: you just wipe it off with a damp cloth! It does help to use some leather cleaner and conditioner on it a couple times a year. But leather seats are easy to keep looking new for many years; cloth simply doesn't age well like this. Try spilling a drink on cloth and see how easy it is to clean compared to leather.

And you're complaining about damage from dogs? How do you think cloth seats are going to fare with dogs? Most people who have nice cars and dogs end up getting some kind of fancy seat covers or other dog-specific solution, as far as I can tell, so their seats don't get ruined.
Math and Pencil | New York, NY | Onsite or REMOTE | Fulltime | Frontend Engineer, React.js/Redux http://www.mathandpencil.com

We are a small boutique consulting company with employees in NYC/Buffalo/DC/St. Louis looking for 1-2 front-end engineers on a 3-6 month contract (probably more, but for now, let focus on 3-6). You will be working directly with me.

Requirements:

- you can work full-time US based working hours for the next
3-6 months

- ES6 !!!!

- you have extensive experience building front-end web applications in react / redux / flow / webpack

- testing using mocha / jest

- you can provide some examples of code you have written

Bonus Points:

- you know python (backend is Django)

- you live in/around NYC (i dont really care where you live, but it would be nice to work together at least a few times a month)

- experience building applications on EC2

- machine learning!

Please email me at joseph dot misiti @ mathandpencil.com
Virtyx Technologies | Frontend Engineer, Backend Engineer | Boston, MA | ONSITE | Full-time | https://www.virtyx.com/

Virtyx is focused on building a new approach to devops and cloud management. We're using AI to setup monitoring automatically and have it change and adapt as your product grows and evolves. We're iterating over the AI and making it smarter and smarter. Every customer we add teaches it about additional infrastructures and setups.

We're looking for driven engineers who want to focus on building an incredible product. You agonize over details and love shipping code.

Our Stack:

* Angular.js 1.5, moving to 2.x
* ES6 (Migrating from CoffeeScript)
* Spring && Java
* Postgres

Please email your resume to jim [at] virtyx.com if you're interested!
Location: Boston MA, USA

Remote: No

Willing to Relocate: Yes

Technologies: Robotics, ROS, Python, C/C++, Java, Solidworks, MATLAB,

Resume: www.jaeger.engineering

email: amjaeger@wpi.edu

About Me: Senior at Worcester Polytechnic Institute studying robotics engineering. Looking for entry level full time job in robotics starting august or later. My background is mixed software and hardware, I have experience with Navigation, AI, Robot control, Embedded, Mechanical design. Information about my projects can be found at www.jaeger.engineering
to be clear, Stacker sued MS over intellectual property concerns, and not over monopolistic actions like bundling a web browser into their OS like they encountered with IE/Windows 98
Ability to write in cursive will actually help on the tablets with pen, IPad Pro and Surface. I am using more and more cursive than my usual writing when taking notes on these devices using a pen.
Show HN: Adventure Darts
SEEKING WORK, Copenhagen, remote work / freelance

I work with Node/JavaScript, primarily ECMAScript 2015, some Python, Docker and almost all services offered by AWS.

I used to spend my weekends in a server room back when I had eksperten.dk (largest Scandinavian tech forum; sold it to IDG).
My code is simple, clean and while I mostly build backend services like API's, I also work with Angular and am looking into React.

If you have slow services, I can optimize almost any service for speed and stability, usually making it as fast as Google PageSpeed recommends.

I have experience from x.ai (2nd hire) when I lived in New York, and many other startups, including my own: https://lorem.tech

My experience is strongest in tech, but I also co-wrote a book about Twitter, and have been in the web business since 1995, so I can assist on all aspects of building a product.

I can build you a complete product, or focus on tech, and if needed pull in more resources for design etc.

Reach out via jacob@webcom.dk, @webjay or +4542720871
Pinterest Adds Three New Types of Promoted Pins
Getting a 403 on that gif link.
Location: New York City

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Javascript/ES6, Node, Python, Pandas/Numpy/Matplotlib, D3, React, Angular

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisrxth

GitHub: https://github.com/cjroth

Email: chris@cjroth.com
Wasn't that the plotline in the most recent Doom game?
Owlstone Medical | London/Cambridge UK | Onsite, full-time | Full Stack Software Engineer

The work you'll do at Owlstone will be at the intersection of electronics, physics, chemistry, computer science, and data visualization. Owlstone’s mission is to save 100,000 lives and save health care providers $1.5B by 2020. We need to add more top-class Software Developers to our team to help us achieve it. You can choose to join our office in London or at the Science Park in Cambridge.

As a Software Developer at Owlstone, you will be a vital part of the team tackling very challenging problems such as detecting early-stage cancer from patients’ breath, or warning people of the presence of minute amounts of life-threatening chemicals in their surroundings. To enable development of new detection & diagnosis algorithms for multiple applications, we are expanding the team responsible for building & administering our data pipelines and data interfaces.

Full job spec here: http://www.owlstonenanotech.com/company/careers/full-stackde...

Send an email to jose.diez@owlstone.co.uk to get past the HR filter ;) (no recruiters, please)
Django security releases issued: 1.10.3, 1.9.11 and 1.8.16
A Provably Secure Proof-Of-Stake Blockchain Protocol [pdf]
Latin Lives (2015)
Currently the Digg Store has a lifetime subscription for $39: https://store.digg.com/sales/brain-fm-lifetime-subscription