skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Swiftype - San Francisco, CA - ONSITE (relocation assistance)

The product you would help build powers the search experience on thousands of websites and applications. We're a product/engineering focused company and we're fortunate enough to be working at a massive scale. Everything is growing quickly and we need more generalist engineers to join the team.

Here is the view from our office: https://instagram.fsnc1-3.fna.fbcdn.net/t51.2885-15/e15/1515...

Some Open Source releases from our team:

- https://swiftype.com/blog/introducing-meta-events.html

- https://swiftype.com/blog/web-server-uid.html

- https://swiftype.com/blog/objectid-columns.html

If that sounds interesting, email us at jobs+hn@swiftype.com or check out https://swiftype.com/jobs for more information.
Location: RDU ( Durham, NC, USA )

Remote:YES YES YES!

Willing to relocate: To certain places (OR, CO, WA)

Technologies: Python, PHP, AWS, Docker, git, etc.

Résumé/CV: www.svajlenka.com

Email: chris@svajlenka.com
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (Iowa, US)

linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronhoffman
github: https://github.com/aaronhoffman

tech: data visualization, d3.js, javascript, c#, asp.net mvc
Interesting. How does bandwidth work? For example when you are in Florida do you rent a place just for a few weeks (can't stay more than 3 months) and register with an ISP or do you stay at a hotel?

I'd love to have that freedom, I already work remotely, but I can't really be offline for multiple days unless it's on purpose for vacations.
In this context, IR stands for Intermediate Representation.

Many if not most compilers have one or more intermediate representations, but most of them are not as rigorously specified as LLVM's.
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote OK

Type: Freelance Ruby on Rails or React engineer

Location: Based in LA / NYC

Interested in a strong Ruby / Rails developer, preferably full-stack (we use HAML and React) or someone who is comfortable as a tech lead. Ideal if you have experience with Spree or Solidus (eCommerce). We're building a content / commerce site using React + Rails on the backend. If you have some DevOps experience using Docker on EC2, even better.

Contact: rami@goop.com
Consider using a VM, and using either Windows or OS X as graphical user interface. You can then easily SSH into the VM, and do most of the development there. If you run a samba (or nfs) server on the VM, you can even easily use e.g. VS Code. Add an X server and you can run (albeit not very fast) run graphical programs (e.g. and IDE) as well.
SEEKING WORK

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: yes/exclusively

Willing to relocate: No, remote only please.

Fuzzy Logic - DevOps Process Consulting - Linux Systems Administration - Network Management

Fuzzy Logic can help you source, set up, and automate the resources your product needs to be successful in the marketplace.

With our DevOps process consulting, we’ll make sure your development team is ready to use the tools we bring to carry your success forward.

We’d love to have a conversation about where your business is going and what we can do to get you there.

Contact Fuzzy Logic or its principal Lee Whalen:

- [https://www.fuzzy-logic.org/]

- hnhireme (at) fuzzy-logic.org

- https://www.fuzzy-logic.org/file/Lee_Whalen_Resume.pdf
Bill Could Make Outdoor Expenses Tax Deductible
As a member of the commons I'm not sure if I should feel insulted or amused by your condescending tone.

I eat meat because I like it and I don't try to impose my view of the world to other people.
Budapest is essentially a run-down version of Vienna.

You can see they are quite similar, but it's also obvious that Soviet Block happened to one of them.
Specifically, with Mailchimp, 100 subscribers would be free.

10 million would be $40,700/month.

https://mailchimp.com/pricing/high-volume/
I can recommend switching Xorg Intel to the Xorg Modeset driver if you are using Linux with Intel based graphics. The stability of the modeset driver is much better than the Intel Xorg driver.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/intel_graphics
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-mode...
PMG | Senior Backend or Frontend Engineers | Fort Worth, TX | https://www.pmg.com/ Onsite or Remote, Full-Time

PMG is looking for some senior-level engineers to help us build in house advertising tools. These are usually more than just web apps and tend to be fairly interesting to work on. PMG works with a lot of high end fashion/retail and travel clients (https://www.pmg.com/clients/).

Lots of freedom to choose your own technologies, but we use a lot of PHP (Symfony, Doctrine), Python, JavaScript, and Go currently along with the usual mix of databases (Elasticsearch, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis).

- https://www.pmg.com/careers/positions/#job/05bbd107-30fc-4fa...

- https://www.pmg.com/careers/positions/#job/ce0c5068-3625-479...

- https://www.pmg.com/careers/positions/#job/bc07d1f3-46dc-4d3...
And this is why traders won't be replaced by AI - Because most are smart individuals who are continuously increasing their worth by learning new skills and ensuring they work WITH new technology rather than opposing it. They regularly elevate their skillset e.g. from manual trading to monitoring, performing trend analysis on a more automated trading system.

I worked in the finance industry as business facing software dev for 10 years and now work in a different but similar industry - my experiences can't be more different. My current industry's business is packed full of "traders" who don't trust the systems, won't work with them and outright refuse to admit the systems can outperform human's PnL numbers (especially not their own) despite being faced with raw numbers saying just that. It's a continuous battle between the technology teams being told to deliver automated systems to reduce costs and increase profitability vs plenty of "traders" who seem to see the systems as some sort of threat. As you say, most of the 'dump big swinging dick' style traders are long gone in finance - they're definitely still around in mine. My guess is that because our industry is significantly smaller meaning less employee opportunities, and the fact that almost all of these "traders" are relatively poorly educated (compared to those in the finance sector) they find it tough to elevate their own skillset to do things such as statistical quantitative analysis etc.

If it wasn't for the very high difficulty of entry, my industry is ripe for statistically minded, methodical, quant people to come in and make a killing.
Product Manager

Location: Los Angeles (preferred) / New York (Current)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Swift, JS, basic web stack
Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/shamenski
Email: shamenski@gmail.com

Process driven product leader with 10 years experience (Current #1 app in App Store for social media, Nike+, grubHub). Seeking very senior positions in product, strategy or operations. Looking for a position ASAP.
SEEKING WORK - remote

Skills: React, Angular, React-Native, Node.js, MongoDB, SQL

Portfolio: http://suprovici.com

Location: San Diego, California

Full-stack web application development consultant seeking a challenging project. Most recently worked on the Mercedes self-driving car program. Excellent communicator and top skill is 'gets things done'

Contact: hn@suprovici.com
You can also use socat (the multipurpose relay) to provide a bare TCP socket to which you can connect, even using telnet.
Once you're dead, there's no longer a "you" for your organs to belong to. At worst, they're violating the property rights of your next of kin, and even that is basically irrelevant in a place where selling organs is illegal.
It is not the speed, reliability, or processes.

There are numerous flash manufacturers all racing each other to build out capacity and increase density because they want to eat the HDD market.

DRAM is controlled by a small cabal, all of whom have multiple convictions for price fixing and collusion. I believe Hynix shipped some sacrificial C-suite execs to do prison time in the US over it. To a large degree no one is building out DRAM fab capacity as well.

DRAM prices have stayed high because the manufacturers want it to stay high and are colluding (either explicitly or implicitly) to keep prices up. The capital cost to compete is enormous: many billions before you can make your first sale. The day you break ground memory prices will mysteriously drop so low as to make your venture unprofitable, meaning your commercial loans get called in and you go bankrupt. Everyone understands this and avoids attempting to compete.
Craft.co | Chief Data Scientist | San Francisco | Onsite, Full-time | https://craft.co

Craft is an early stage technology company with the ambition and drive to build a global platform, with experienced founders (2 startups, 1 exit) and investment from outstanding investors from Silicon Valley and U.K. Our culture is highly flexible and agile, incorporating a very productive offshore team in Minsk, and growing offices in San Francisco Bay Area and London. Our concept has received significant validation from users, customers, suppliers and partners, confirming that we are "build[ing] something people want". We are now building out our executive team with key early hires, passionate about innovating at the frontiers of data aggregation, curation, management and machine learning with the ability to shape and strongly influence the evolution of the company.

If you are interested, please contact us at recruiting@craft.co
1 N 4th. The one that got built in front of the Edge. Moved in right after they opened up. Was in 184 Kent before that.
It sounds like you're using tap-to-click. If you don't want to get used to the trackpoint you could disable that and actually depress the touchpad when you want to click. Setting the synaptics parameter "ClickPad=0" makes that touchpad work a lot like the Apple defaults. I've been using this configuration for 3 years and I never have the cursor jump around or misbehave at all.
Location: from Montreal, Canada, currently in Tokyo
Remote: remote only (arrange my schedule to overlap with my team every day)

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Python + web (Django, Flask, AWS, Redis, mySQL, PostgreSQL), scraping + natural language processing (lxml, Beautiful Soup, pattern), machine learning (NLTK, scikit-learn), some js (node, jQuery)

resume/cv: http://almosteverywhere.github.io/, https://github.com/almosteverywhere

email almosthn@gmail.com

Looking for remote consulting or contracting opportunities. Experienced on distributed, remote teams and with startups. Latest client projects include: implementing machine learning research paper to automatically extract publication dates of news articles, adding automated spam bot detection to Django site with 600k users, rewriting shipping system for 25 million$/year online retailer and writing social feed back-end for graph sharing site.

Drop me a note to discuss what you’re working on.
Very cool. Here's a similar idea but instead it uses a node graph editor: http://idflood.github.io/ThreeNodes.js/index_optimized.html#...
Location: Iowa, US
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Data Visualization, d3.js, javascript, c#, asp.net mvc
Resume/CV: https://github.com/aaronhoffman
Email: gmail hoffman.aaron.d
They worked there voluntarily in every practical sense of the word. There was no threat of violence on behalf of any of the parties entering into contract. Which part of this equation do you feel entitled to intervene in?

If these miners chose to become farmers instead, would you still say that they were "voluntarily" farmers? Or that mother nature was oppressing them by forcing them into hard labor..
SEEKING WORK - Boulder, Colorado or Remote

We are a 3-person full stack team. Our portfolio: http://stratosphere.digital. Some recent projects we've launched: http://divvydose.com, http://www.fitnessration.com.sg, http://shoptwigs.com.

Some of the technologies we're most familiar with: Web and mobile design, UI, UX, iconography, illustration, design prototyping, PHP, Node.js, Meteor, Python, Ruby, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SASS, LESS, Stylus, CoffeeScript, WebSockets, AJAX, MongoDB, Redis, MySQL, Cordova, PhoneGap, React Native, iOS, Android, Browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Safari), AWS, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, C, C++, C#, Java, Objective-C, Swift, QS/1, HL7, HIPAA.

We prefer to do fixed bid projects, but we also offer hourly/daily/weekly rates. Contact: via our website or you can contact me directly at eliyah@stratosphere.digital.
CellTool | Munich, Germany | Software Developer/Bioinformatician | ONSITE

Who we are and what we can offer

CellTool, a biomedical startup working on Raman spectroscopy with a functional (and also already sold) device consisting of a digital microscope, camera, laser, spectroscope and fluorescent lighting. We are a small team with lots of individual responsibilities and often need to quickly learn a new technology to solve our tasks. You will be working on GUI design (using Python and Qt), Database stuff and data/image analysis and visualization, so plenty of different demanding, but always interesting, tasks. You will have an office all for yourself and the beautiful lake Starnberg right in front of you for a quick summertime afterwork or lunchtime swim. Munich is just a 35 minute train ride away.

Job description

You will be maintaining, extending and refactoring the GUI controlling the BioRam device. You will implement new data processing and analysis methods so that they are accessible from the GUI. Sometimes a new device will have to be integrated in the software, so you’ll have to write a wrapper around the driver.

Skills & Requirements

+ Our GUI is written in Python and Qt using the pyQt bindings and makes extensive use of twisted for asynchronous communication with devices and the database, so some prior knowledge about object-oriented Python is essential and knowledge of Qt and twisted would be beneficial

+ Data are stored in a CouchDB database, so some understanding of NoSQL document stores is helpful. At the least, you should know how to write some Javascript to be able to write new views.

+ Data and Image Analysis is mostly done using Python (numpy, scipy, scikit-learn and scikit-image), so prior exposure will help you get up to the task much quicker.

+ Being a startup, we are a small team that has to handle a lot of different things, so flexibility, quick learning and good team communication skills are essential.

Why work with us?

+ We acknowledge your creativity and input, due to our lean organizational structure.

+ Close customer contacts guarantee diverse projects and never boredom.

+ Highly interesting insights in innovative bio-medical research projects.

If this attracts your attention, please send us your CV (ideally including a link to your github account, if existing) and cover letter or email k.schuetze at celltool.de for any further questions.
Location: Sonora, Mexico

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: node.js, angular, c/c++, apache cordova, ionic framework, javascript, linux, windows, raspberry pi, SQL Server, Azure

Résumé/CV: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AimyIhrRbuaLiZJ_y6ryrHXWQRIKaA

email: enrique at eccentricdevelopments.com
Miners costs are denominated in their local currency so you need to look at the USD or CNY value of the transaction fees over time not the BTC amount to understand the financial picture as seen by miners.

In USD terms transaction fees have increased more than 7x over the course of 2016. [0] The block reward only halves roughly every 4 years so total USD denominated fees are growing much faster than the coinbase reward is shrinking.

Long term either the block size will have to be raised or the average value transferred per transaction will have to go up to increase fees. Either way rising Bitcoin price isn't bad for the cost of transactions. If anything it makes the coinbase more valuable and causes miners to care less about transaction fees.

[0] https://blockchain.info/charts/transaction-fees-usd
Instapaper and its app does this, been using it for many years now.
Generally your MITM scenario won't work. You won't have access to secure cookies to pass along in the attack.

I do agree though if you can spoof arbitrary cookies, I don't see how you are secure from MITM attacks.
Lessons I Learned from Reading Zero to One – Part 1
Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: yes/exclusively

Willing to relocate: No

Fuzzy Logic - DevOps Process Consulting - Linux Systems Administration - Network Management

Fuzzy Logic can help you source, set up, and automate the resources your product needs to be successful in the marketplace.

With our DevOps process consulting, we’ll make sure your development team is ready to use the tools we bring to carry your success forward.

We’d love to have a conversation about where your business is going and what we can do to get you there.

Contact Fuzzy Logic or its principal Lee Whalen:

- [https://www.fuzzy-logic.org/]

- hnhireme (at) fuzzy-logic.org

- https://www.fuzzy-logic.org/file/Lee_Whalen_Resume.pdf
Ask for another 100 grand, then haggle until you agree, I guess. TBH, I'm on the other side of this equation and I'd respect any potential employee who just said to me "just cash".
There's a way to deal with it that satisfies all concerned - make copyright extendable after 20 years, but only if you pay an annual fee. That way, works that megacorps can still make money off of can remain copyrighted, while essentially abandoned works will slip into the public domain.
Here are a couple of tricks :)

Sunday you park for free in Manhattan and should have no problem finding a spot up around Central park. Was there yesterday myself.

Restaurants are something you need to kind of learn how to deal with. I can honestly say that I am now mostly never having issues finding a right restaurant for any kind of need. Read eater.com and use opentable plus become a regular at a couple of restaurants and you should soon get access to easier dining.

I take the subway everyday to work switching from L to R. Takes me max 30 minutes normally. Sure there are delays but it's not that bad IMO.

Healthcare here is very different than europe (i am from denmark) it's a long discussion. I know what you are saying but there are drawback to european style healthcare too.

Agree.

I Think New York is amazing for raising kids. They will get a perspective on life that's hard to get anywhere else. But it's not for everyone :)
This type of response is intentionally obtuse. By 'planet' people mean the planet's ecosystems. By the time humans are in danger, 90%+ of other species will probably be long gone.
For the source code management, you can try rhodecode. There's a community version too.
flaregames | Karlsruhe, Germany | Full-Stack Web Developer | Full-time | ONSITE | VISA

Our team serves as the service infrastructure provider for all of our games, played by millions of players worldwide. We are responsible for supporting our publishing services, game development studios and business intelligence department. Thus we develop and maintain a wide range of various web-based services and APIs, written in different programming languages.

Our current stack is based on Java 8, Dropwizard, MongoDB and AWS.

Required Skills and Experience

* “The Sage”: you are a Full Stack Web Backend Developer and need no explanation on what that actually incorporates.

* “The Juggler”: you have the ability to switch between different technologies without entangling your brain.

* “The Pathfinder”: you can quickly find your way through 3rd party documentation/code.

* “The Discoverer”: you have the urge to learn something new everyday.

* WW91IGNhbiBzZWUgdGhlIE1hdHJpeCBhbmQgc29sdmUgUmVnRXgtQ3Jvc3N3b3JkcyB3aXRob3V0IGV2ZW4gYmxpbmtpbmcgb25jZQ==

More info on http://www.flaregames.com/jobs/java-backend-developer/
But that's not what happened here at all. Bitbucket has responded explaining why this (self-inflicted) bug exists (a security decision in an underlying framework) and deferred to the framework maintainers for further discussion because they have the best context on why that decision was initially made and under what scenarios it might be changed.
"Skirting the law" is loaded language that makes it sound as though they are doing something illegal. They are not.

It's true, though; the reason companies like AirBnB and Uber are so vastly superior to the entrenched competition is that they don't have to deal with all the ridiculous and pointless red tape that makes taxis so horrendous and American hotels so insanely expensive.

I'm not sure how anyone can recognize that overregulation makes taxis, hotels, etc. so truly awful and then turn around and suggest that the solution is to also overregulate everyone else who managed to escape from that utility-sucking tarpit of bureaucracy and waste.
The market for laptops and computing devices has traversed us like an ocean wave. Where we were once among the bleeding edge for such devices, our obsessions - with connections, with customizability, with function over form - have left us among the long tail of compute users.

To rephrase, for the meme generation: https://i.imgur.com/TvSgLr1.png
Oculus acquires eye-tracking startup the Eye Tribe
The largest population explosion has been in the past 100 years:

https://i0.wp.com/www.historyfuturenow.com/wp/wp-content/upl...
Exactly, the comment in your blog is "suspension to disk does not work if your swap partition is encrypted. This is due to how Ubuntu encrypts your home (ecryptfs) but not due to Linux itself."

I was reporting that.
The NYT staff seems to have lost their minds with the Trump election. They've turned into catastrophists, which isn't very useful for being informed.
Genomics plc | https://www.genomicsplc.com/ | Oxford, UK | Fulltime | ONSITE
Genomics plc is an ambitious genome analytics business formed in 2014 by four leading scientists at the University of Oxford. There will be an explosion in human genomic data linked to health and other phenotypic outcomes and the company’s vision is to bring together these data and develop sophisticated analytical methods for its interpretation in various scientific contexts.

We are seeking a Data Visualization Developer to work on our platform for the statistical interpretation of genetic data.

This role is based in our central Oxford office, and further information can be found at https://www.genomicsplc.com/work-with-us/. Applications consisting of a cover letter and CV should be sent to recruitment@genomicsplc.com.
Seems like the buttons to apply are greyed out; is there another way to submit an application?
You want a WYSIWYG editor which understands videos on the one side and a light blog posting engine on the other. I think something like this is not existing. Choose your devil: Go WordPress, go to a free service (like blogger) and put a custom domain in front, or accept that markdown can be used. A full featured blog editor which produces light static output is like a hybrid... it sounds to be heavy on the editor and transform part and light on the output... I think nobody is really targeting that on OSS.

Update: Maybe take a closer look to OctoberCMS. It seems to go into your direction.