skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Rocket Fuel (https://www.rocketfuel.com/careers) is hiring engineers ONSITE in Redwood City (Bay Area), Seattle, and South Norwalk. Looking for senior engineers to join our Artificial Intelligence, Server Infrastructure, Data Infrastructure, Web Applications, QA, and Ground Control teams.

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Xando, I propose adding a SALARY keyword if the post includes salary, just in case the amount is in Euro or whatever.
Endgame’s security platform enables organizations to hunt for adversaries within their networks and secure their most valuable assets. We are characterized by a high degree of autonomy and flexibility, intellectual engagement, and a competitive compensation structure that rewards performance. We work within a fast-paced, driven, and flexible work environment that allows for both professional growth, as well as unwinding through team events like weekend family brunches, happy hours, and outdoor activities. Endgame values engagement within the tech community. We provide opportunities for open source contributions, speaking at meetups or conferences, and participating in our technical blog.

Open Engineering positions: https://www.endgame.com/careers

Sr. Back End (Python)- SF and VA
Sr. Front End (React and node.js) Arlington, VA only
DevOps- SF and VA

Endgame is unable to sponsor H1-B or other visas at this time.
Email gsarria@endgame.com if interested
Oh wow, thanks! I hadn't noticed that yet :| So many caveats to this thing.

Look like I'd need to pony up >1k/mo on top of 3k to get access to the service then...
Problem I think is still range.
Tesla model S is no doubt a great, albeit very expensive, car, but it's real world range on European motorways, is still pathetic.
At 100 mph, range is is measly 100 miles, my BMW 535d does 500 miles at this speed, even in the UK averaging 110 mph is quite common, when not too busy.
In Germany one regularly sees cars travelling at 140+ mph for long stretches, which would be impossible for a Tesla.
that job posting provides no specific details about how BSD is "better" than Linux execpt making unspecific allegations about stability.
You also get the same thing with LD_PRELOAD.

We only way forward is proper sandboxing and not allowing any form of executables to run from $HOME, even if it means some coding patterns will no longer be as easy to implement.
Well, this is likely due to the refocus on "Metal". Which is just DirectX _de novo_.

It's not only bugs, it's the lack of features. It's out of date, to the point that companies are no longer releasing games. For instance, Frontier has an Elite: Dangerous version for the Mac. It doesn't have the expansions, due to the lack of compute shaders, which are not supported by Apple's crappy OpenGL implementation.

Not that Macs are good gaming machines. But this only compounds the problem.
Nice idea. Surprised it wasn't more popular on HN.
Since moving to the US, my health insurance is handled by the private sector. Competent is not how I would describe it. (The more accurate term is 'Kafka-esque')

Back in Canada, on the other hand...
So... self-sustaining feedback loop? :(
It's likely to go much higher, because the UK imports a lot more than it produces.

And unlike countries that can export home-grown food and/or raw materials, most UK exports are the end of a long supply chain that starts outside the country.

So even on exports, its margins are a lot lower than those of countries that produce raw materials and food.

Brexit will make this worse.

The UK can't continue like this indefinitely (it's not the hegemon, like the US) because when you spend more than you earn you have to make up the difference by borrowing money or devaluing your own currency.

The consequences are predictable - prices rise, inflation rises, the cycle repeats, and eventually the economy breaks down altogether after sovereign default becomes a real threat.

At that point the UK will either have to go full North Korea, or will need to strip everyone of their savings, raise taxes - and will still need a bailout.

Having "taken back sovereignty" the country will be on the hook to the banks for decades.
Yeah, just google for some of the high protein recipes.
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Thank you for reading!
New documentation for WhitestormJS 3D Framework
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Remote: Yes

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Résumé/CV: on request

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Full stack developer with over 15 years of experience, working remotely for the last several years. I have a couple of own software products/services that keep me busy when I’m not fully booked. Feel free to contact for more details.

Open to part-time or short-term freelance work.
For someone familiar with the products, yes. But for someone new to AWS most of these options don't make sense. I'm looking at a menu with hundreds of options like Snowglobe and Beanstalk and I have no idea where to start. Are they trying to brand their trademarks as the defacto name for the service (like Kleenex and ChapStick have done)?
I wrote about the PH VC circlejerk here: http://newslines.org/blog/the-new-gatekeeper/
Wasn't this type of a thing a concern back in 2011?

Microsoft talked about the dangers of this back then.
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/srd/2011/06/16/webgl-con...
> Sure, some people can afford to have a spare car for week ends, but not the majority. When they buy a car they typically want a "do everything" vehicle because it's typically the household's largest or second largest investment

You seem to be focused on single-car households - something that is incredibly uncommon in rural areas/suburbs.

Most people living in suburbs/rural areas commute to work, but not more than maybe a dozen miles or so. There are cases where people need to commute farther, but commuting more than average range of an EV is uncommon as well.

So, this is where the second car as a EV fits nicely. One household member takes one car to work, the other takes the other car...

> The beige is that mummy drives the big SUV kids+weekend car, daddy drives a commuter car which is slightly more powerful than needed in order that he not feel emasculated.

This seems to contradict your earlier argument. In this scenario, the EV would replace the commuter car...

> In fact I invested in a now failed company 15 years ago

15 years is a long time, and markets change. Perhaps you were "too early".

New car companies have difficulty getting traction (Tesla being an exception, not the norm, and even then, their traction is minuscule compared to the broader market). Most people are going to stick with the main car brands, or a specific brand (due to brand loyalty). Just because a new EV car company failed 15 years ago doesn't mean existing brands can't succeed today.
It's worth noting that the writer of this piece isn't a New York Times employee; she's an author doing a guest spot. It seems unlikely that the typical NYT journalist lives a similar life.
Github does expose an API for this: https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/statuses/

I mean integration is one less thing to build & manage, but you can sling together support in a pinch
This comment perfectly describes Fitbit as well. They were able to take a huge chunk of market share by being the first mover. And they had their own issues with rashes etc.
Do you have evidence that Nestlé purchases sugar that was produced through child labour? They claim to source the majority of their sugar from Brazil, Mexico and India [0] while the main instances I could find of child labour in sugar production were in the Phillipines, El Salvador and Nicaragua.

[0]: http://www.nestle.com/csv/rural-development-responsible-sour...
I'm working on a side project website and currently using all above except for Angular.

jquery been enough to do basic ajax form post, update some data, but I'm looking to do more dynamic pages using a simple library, I don't need a complete replacement for django templates, just a supplement

have you tried vanillajs or vue.js
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Hiring all roles (mobile, front end, java services, infrastructure) in San Francisco and Seattle.

Yammer's mission has always been to connect people with information to enable better, faster decisions. We believe effective communication involves more than chat rooms (though we use those too!). A big part of the mission I enjoy is that we are sparking cultural changes in our customers; to become transparent workplaces, with fewer silos and greater connections across the org chart from left to right and bottom to top.

Since winning TechCrunch in 2008 our growth has been exponential year over year. Over the last 4 years as a part of the Microsoft Office 365 suite, we've been quietly tying our systems together with the O365 fabric while continuing to improve the experience using our tried-and-true data-driven methods. We know everything we ship has an impact, and precisely how much.

We create with vim, SublimeText, IntelliJ, and GitHub; run on Macs and Ubuntu; write Swift & ObjC, Java (Dropwizard), Python, and Ruby on Rails; manage PostgreSQL, HBase, RabbitMQ, Memcache, HAProxy, ElasticSearch, Kafka, Storm, Kibana, and Vertica clusters at scale; and automate using Puppet, Docker, Mesos, Marathon and Azure across physical data center & cloud environments.

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If San Francisco isn't your thing, we have a large sibling team in Seattle (Redmond). We're hiring for all roles in both locations!

Microsoft pays very competitively, invests in employees, and is highly supportive of a diverse and respectful workplace. It's a startup atmosphere with the stability and maturity of a large company, which makes it a perfect balance for me.

If you have questions about a role I'd be happy to talk over email or in person. (I've been at Yammer for 7 years.)
Living systems are in dynamic equilibrium. They bound from one extreme to another. A large adult gives way to a small child and back again. If they reach static equilibriums we call them dead.

The beautify of life is that it is perpetually moving towards new equilibria. We can't really settle it down without killing it. Instead we need to be sure it keeps going through boom and bust.
We too almost always reduce the sugar in recipes, and also find it usually improves flavor. Though the article says Nestle has made a "scientific breakthrough" so that you get the same level of sweetness with less sugar--so their products may remain overly-sweep goop.

Probably healthier at least, unless their re-engineered sugar has weird side effects like Olestra does. I'll take high sugar over "anal leakage" any day:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olestra#Side_effects
Can we all take a minute to appreciate how shit Twitter is at consuming complex conversations like this? It's shameful when something like Imgur (as bad as it is technically) has a comment system that's light-years ahead in terms of conversation readability.
On the other hand, I use Chrome on my Windows machine - the constant dialogs that pop up over the Edge shortcut whenever I load up Chrome telling me how great Edge is are really tiresome.
big deal
> community, like Stackoverflow [ ... ] are very supportive and incredibly welcoming to beginners

I have never heard stackoverflow described like this.
Overall rankings don't tell you that. They also involve things like "who's been trying really hard lately"
>Without spilling any beans I let him know that we were very aware of this use case and that we had some interesting solutions in the works. Other customers have also let us know that they want to customize their end user experience by making quick decisions out at the edge.

It was in the pipeline already I guess.
I'm not sure what I should be impressed by. Maybe there's some real technical feat happening here, but I feel like a basic mad-libs style algorithm could produce something better.
JustWatch (Berlin, Germany) is searching for hungry & curious engineers (from INTERN to senior level) ONSITE:

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I still vividly remember that kind of atmosphere back in my Physics college days.

Then I switched to the computer industry when I finished my studies, and the atmosphere suddenly changed.
One Marine paid ‘the ultimate price.’ Another stole his story to get a free home
Jupyter notebooks can run with other programming languages too. Julia, for example, is designed to interface with Jupyter for a more matlab/mathematica -ey experience.
FreeBSD Foundation announces new Uranium donor
John Hancock Digital | Team Lead/Principal Engineer & Full Stack Developer (Ruby on Rails) & QA Engineer & UX Researcher/Designer | San Francisco, CA | FULL TIME | ONSITE

John Hancock Digital uses machine learning, mobile chat innovation and automated money management to help millions of families better manage their finances. Our team has the impact and excitement of a startup with the resources and stability of a Fortune 500 company.

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You grew up on a farm and never decided to make a bit of ANFO?
ENDGAME
Locations: Arlington, VA | San Francisco, CA |

Endgame’s security platform enables organizations to hunt for adversaries within their networks and secure their most valuable assets. We are characterized by a high degree of autonomy and flexibility, intellectual engagement, and a competitive compensation structure that rewards performance. We work within a fast-paced, driven, and flexible work environment that allows for both professional growth, as well as unwinding through team events like weekend family brunches, happy hours, and outdoor activities. Endgame values engagement within the tech community. We provide opportunities for open source contributions, speaking at meetups or conferences, and participating in our technical blog.

Endgame is unable to sponsor H1-B or other visas at this time.

OPEN POSITIONS:
SF/VA Senior Software Engineer (Back End) Python
VA Senior Software Engineer (Front End) React/Node.js
SF/VA DevOps Engineer (Fulltime and Contract)

Apply: https://www.endgame.com/careers or email gsarria@endgame.com
Yahoo is only the default for users in North America. Bidau for China and Yandex for Russia. In most other cases Google is the default as their search service produces good results for the user.

https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2014/11/19/promoting-choice-an...
If you're not debugging, why are you using strace?
Sure, but that requires me to actually go out and buy a calculator. For a single use. It's so incredibly wasteful and forces me to go completely out of my way to complete the process.
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Y Combinator-Backed People.ai is Hiring Engineers to Help Us Build AI for Better Team Management

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We’re starting with sales teams because they’re a particularly notorious black box. No manager today can definitively say what makes a “top performer” do better than a “low performer.” People.ai is solving that by making sales transparent and building the world’s first AI for managing sales teams.

We have a 10+ person team and are actively looking for a Senior Software Engineer to join us. Our team needs someone with full-stack/backend development experience as well as a deep background in Python, Linux, AWS, REST APIs and machine learning. Salesforce API experience is a plus!

This isn’t just another job. Your input will be incredibly important as we’re currently shifting from to a microservices architecture. You’ll have an opportunity to make a major impact on a number of our microservices and ML/big data infrastructure as we are turning our MVP into a massively scalable product.

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BMW i3. Just look at that line under the window of the rear door. It's like the designer forgot how to draw for a split second and he never reviewed the design.

Oh, and I never understood why you have to change the design for an electric car? Just use the same design. The electric motor and batteries save space, they don't need more.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/83/BM...
> I had no idea Ernst Mach had a mystical experience that he based his theories on. Very interesting.

This is a lot more common than most people realize.
A lot of people like them. I've always considered it a desirable feature, and though that omitting the numpad was just a compromise for the times that it doesn't reasonably fit into a smaller keyboard layout.
Location: Southern California

Remote: Open

Willing to relocate: Open

Technologies: .NET / C#, Java, Node.js, React, Angular, Bootstrap, SQL Server, Redis, UML, AWS, Azure

Résumé/CV: https://www.amarkota.com/resume

Email: resume [at] amarkota [dot] com

I was recently laid off as a CTO. I still code in the technologies listed but would appreciate another CTO or technology exec role.
Doesn't really matter one way or the other. We have hired some great folks in the past who found out about us from HN. Looking forward to seeing your application. Cheers!
Ah, OK: the answer is "no" (as the question did not lead to the feature), not "yes" ;P; and also "I am dumb" (FWIW, I actually got to this thread by searching for it after already knowing about @Edge, so I didn't even click the article link: I saw the @Edge stuff today in the ECS FAQ, searched for it on Google and saw it had been announced 15 minutes earlier, and then came to HN to read comments about it).
This debate is like watching Michael Jordan go one-on-one with someone who makes basketballs explode.
I guess my information was not just outdated, but clearly wrong.
So the recent apparent rejection of the elites in both America and Britain is surely aimed at me, as much as anyone. Whatever we might think about the decision by the ... American public to embrace Donald Trump as their next president, there is no doubt in the minds of commentators that this was a cry of anger by people who felt they had been abandoned by their leaders.

So the election of a billionaire now counts as a rejection of the elites...

That guy should just stick with theoretical physics.
ADB was merged two days ago. That closed much of the gap between ZoL and Solaris ZFS in one stroke. :)