skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Emby: The open media server for personal streaming
Listrunner | https://www.listrunnerapp.com | Montreal, Canada | Onsite, full-time

Secure collaboration platform for clinical teams.

Looking for smart designers and engineers wanting to improve healthcare.

Email me: phzbox @ gmail.com
Οι τάσεις στο SEO και στο digital marketing το 2017 – WEB DESIGN
It's mostly that the desktop app is Python and C, and there wasn't a clear path to make that same code base run on mobile, so the mobile app is just a reader.

However for Semaphor, our encrypted group chat and file sharing tool (akin to IRC, to Slack or HipChat) the internals are written in Go and it's the same code base on all platforms, including mobile. That source code is also published for security review. We plan to migrate SpiderOakONE to use that same stack so the mobile experience is the same as desktop.
Ario | Lead Electrical Engineer | San Francisco, Seattle | arioliving.com

We’re seeking an electrical engineer to lead hardware development for a venture-backed startup disrupting the $80 billion/year lighting industry. Ario has developed a patent-pending smart lighting system that self-programs to adjust light direction, color, and intensity throughout the day to improve sleep and health. If you are an embedded systems expert and want to join a dynamic and fun team building an amazing company, stop reading, and let’s chat.

We're looking for candidates who have:

- Expertise in embedded systems hardware and firmware designs

- Familiarity with IoT product development (WiFi, Sub-GHz, BLE)

- Project management and team leadership experience, or is interested in developing these skills

You'll be joining a passionate team consisting of Harvard and Stanford alums with 15+ years’ experience in technology product management and 40+ years’ experience building health and lighting products, who care deeply about delivering the best lighting technology can offer.

https://angel.co/ario/jobs/198169-electrical-engineer-firmwa...

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on 7) there are lots of different experiences amongst the women I know, breast feeding can be an incredibly positive aspect of having a baby, while it's not easy for all, most get the hang of it (babies and mums), and their are numerous health benefits for both that extend well beyond the period of nursing, so, if you're supporting someone who is trying, keep flying the flag and make sure they know you're supporting them to do something well worthwhile, as a mum if you cannot then I feel for you, yet that is how it is, don't miss the opportunity to get close while you nurse and the magic will be there :)
Blog writing for small business startup
Quality of life vs. money. Which do you think is more important? :)
At the young startup ottonova we're creating a new digital private health insurance for Germany. We're looking for a full time on-Site Senior Android Developer for our Munich office. English is our primary language, we'll support with relocation/Visa, we're very tech centric and also count ourselves to the FinTech and InsureTech hype. Job Ad: https://www.ottonova.de/en/jobs/senior-android-developer
A question - with the answer left as an exercise for the reader:

What do speech recognition, language translation, face recognition, object classification/detection have in common that is not true about predicting the future price of a security?
With this explosion, there was a ~$200 million satellite destroyed as part of a ~$60 million launch. We'll probably see much cheaper payloads to go along with cheaper launches eventually, but for right now the payload loss dominates, so you have to look at that as well.

For this particular problem, the risk to the payload will be eliminated by not attaching it for the static fire. Any risk during the actual launch would still affect the payload, though.
Society still benefits if those "unearned" dollars are spent domestically.
In TLS 1.3, when the client sends its list of supported cipher suites, it guesses which one the server will pick and includes keying material for it in the initial ClientHello. The server does the same in its ServerHello. That reduces a full handshake to 1 round-trip when the guesses are right (vs. 2 RTTs in TLS 1.2).

TLS 1.3 also supports 0-RTT connections for servers the client has connected to before using a static "pre-shared key". There is some additional vulnerability to replay attacks (newly introduced with 0-RTT) and loss of forward secrecy (the same as 1-RTT session resumption in TLS 1.2) of the application data sent in the initial ClientHello. The rest of the data sent in the connection has the full set of TLS security guarantees. The pre-shared key approach has less overhead for servers and a simpler synchronization problem for load-balancers than the session IDs and session cookies of TLS 1.2.

See, e.g., https://blog.cloudflare.com/tls-1-3-overview-and-q-and-a/ for more.
Location: Baltimore, MD

Remote: Open to remote

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: React Js/Native, Rails, Node, GraphQL, Angular, Golang

Resume: http://linkedin.com/in/christophergarvis
Email: cgarvis@gmail.com

Currently CTO of a small company managing 4 internal engineers and another 7 external. Interface with customers and investors. Most senior engineer so still write a bit of code.
Wow, such amateur hour. I always thought that ntppool is run by competent people, and that each server has at least a GPS time source. They don't even seem to have a monitoring solution which can track what time each server is advertising.

I would switch to time.nist.gov if they had any servers in Europe. Any other good NTP EU source?
More: http://www.covert.io/the-definitive-security-datascience-and...
Ecstatic Labs | Richmond, VA | Remote / Local-Preferred | Full-time | Web Application Engineer

Ecstatic Labs is a growing, developer-owned consultancy based in Richmond, VA. We're looking for solid engineers with experience building web applications. We have a job listing you can see below. Our preferred stack is Rails & Postgres, and some of us work in the Microsoft stack too (C#, ASP.NET MVC). The work is all remote, but we have a strong preference for people in the mid-Atlantic region.

We're not trying to grow to 500 people and sell. We're focused on building a highly competent and easy-to-work-with team; building honest, lasting relationships with our clients; and building a company we're all happy to work for. If that sounds appealing, we'd love to talk to you.

http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/131835/web-application-enginee...
Location: San Francisco, CA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Javascript, Ruby, Rails, D3.js, React, HTML/CSS, data vis and mapping tools

Résumé/CV: https://sbrks.github.io

Email: sbrks3@gmail.com

Full stack dev with startup experience. Constantly learning, improving, and building side projects in my free time.
What is the primary purpose of using liquid helium in a Falcon 9?

A quick google search for `liquid helium rocket` introduced me to pressure-fed engines [1]. A pressure-fed engine uses liquid helium, and is a replacement for a turbopumps. Since the Falcon 9 uses turbopumps, I don't understand what the liquid helium is for.

If I had to guess, it sounds like a Falcon 9 has a pressure-fed engine AND a turbopump. On a car, that'd be kind of like using both a turbocharger and a supercharger, which sounds complicated.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pressure-fed_engine
We know that eating processed red meat causes cancer, and the evidence for this is very good.

We also know that it doesn't cause many cases of cancer.

This was poorly reported last year with people talking about red meat, cancer, and smoking.
Nothing really new here for folks that have read PG's essays. Could be valuable for those who haven't. Appreciate links to specific questions.
A lot of folks are focusing on the title, but I think this is the most interesting part:

> When they gave the mice a chemical that inhibited inflammation, neither the brain-cell problem nor the depressive symptoms went away. But the memory loss and inflammatory macrophages did disappear.

>And that led them to conclude that the post-stress memory trouble is directly linked to inflammation — and the immune system — rather than to other damage to the brain. That type of information can pave the way for immune-based treatments, Godbout said.
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Looking for projects 1-3 months long with budgets ~US$12k-36k

My focus is building chatbots to validate your idea quickly (FB Messenger, Slack, Telegram, Kik etc...).

Why I focus on chatbots? Because it's a fast and cheap way to acquire test users as a proof of concept for your idea before you build your Android/iOS app. It saves you money while making sure you're building the right product.

I also have done work in the following fields:

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- Data Visualization with D3 - a picture is worth a thousand words
- Android/iOS Development (remote team) - your million $ idea can finally come to life :)

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Data: SQL, NoSql, D3
Server: App Engine, Heroku

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Facebook messenger chatbot that checks for Zika and other related health problems. Multilingual and available in 5 different languages (English, Portuguese, German, French and Hindu). Feature by Facebook as a chatbot with exceptional UI

Contact: Github: https://github.com/vicyankoff
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Do you mean commuting in a car or by public transportation?

Either way, the one resource I cannot get more of in life is time. The more I get on in life the more I protect this resource. And I vow to never give my time to long commutes.

That said, I think that 25 to 30 hours per week is plenty of time to run a side business or consult.

Obviously there are many other factors, but when it comes to my time, it is very near the top of my priorities.
The very minimum you need to know about words
Thanks for the feedback. For what it's worth, we did try a bunch of alternative wordings, and Zero Knowledge was the phrase that non technologists found most accessible.

We prioritized making the explanation clear to non-experts vs. to the community of cryptographers.
I'll note that the T460p can also take an M.2 2242 format SSD in the WWAN slot. It's short (42mm not the normal 60+) and Transcend appears to be the main manufacturer for SSDs in the 2242 format. Up to 512GB, and of course since it's the WWAN slot you lose the ability to have a cell radio in there.

Reportedly a little fiddling in the BIOS to get it booting from the M.2, but I'd expect that to be the normal question of setting the boot order.
The handling of the immigrant crisis was a failure, but the other two issues have little or nothing to do with the EU.
The EU is primarily an economic union, it is not and will never be a military one. After all there is the NATO already. Also the list of European NATO members is quite different than that of the EU.
I lived in Switzerland and now America. I take long, relaxing lunches - it's a good time, midday, to reset. I also take ample "vacation" (in quotes because I'm reachable within an hour or two by phone and email but still out having fun). These parts, I keep, albeit with adaptation.

I remember Switzerland's "nothing changes so do your duty" attitude. That is caustic when the powerful feel they can reputationally and thus permanently destroy the less powerful. The churn and disruption of American culture is healthier. And, for what it's worth, I prefer New York's mix of old and new architecture to Zürich's centuries-old skyline.

My takeaway from growing up multiculturally is that while there are some cultures that are better at most modern tasks than others, there are multiple cultures differently enabled--each competently, in its own right--for the modern world. These multiple optima perform certain facets, e.g. teamwork or nonlinear social disruption, differently and differently ably. Humanity benefits from this diversity of approaches.
Azarius | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | PHP Developer | ONSITE

Azarius is looking for a backend PHP hacker to help us develop our custom shopping software. You'll be working with PHP, MySQL, Linux, LXC, Ansible, etc. Azarius is an online smartshop based in Amsterdam with several online shops.

You can contact us at info@azarius.net
Indie Microblogging: owning your short-form writing
Baker (trybaker.com | Denver, CO; LA & SF | ONSITE & REMOTE | Lots of Positions - Full-Stack Engineer, Customer Success, Sales & BD

The perfect recipe for a successful dispensary.
We make smart products to help top dispensaries keep their customers happy and loyal.

Baker is a Denver-based customer engagement platform for cannabis dispensaries and brands. With our data-driven approach to turn anonymous visitors into repeat customers, Baker’s smart products include personalized marketing, loyalty, and online shopping. The industry-leading platform is described as the perfect recipe for a successful dispensary, with results to prove it: on average Baker clients see a 60% increase in traffic and a 300% ROI in just ten weeks.

Besides a killer product, we're the best team in cannabis technology.

Apply through https://angel.co/baker/jobs or show us how creative you are and get our attention another way.
https.cio.gov SSL Labs test result: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=https.cio.gov

Of note is that they're using a Let's Encrypt cert and running in AWS.
You can change your sleep mode to get rid of the hibernate restoration. I have to warn you although, your battery life of your sleeping laptop will go down:

http://www.macworld.com/article/1053471/software/sleepmode.h...
I am pushing back against the slippery slope that all regulation is bad, or rather, that AirBnB should be allowed to ignore regulation. I am trying to demonstrate, that in principal, at least one regulation would be obviously appropriate. If we agree on that, then we can get into the process of evaluating which regulations are efficient, acceptable and balance the competing interests of maximizing utility, and promoting social good.
Background processing using Elixir, GenServer and the Erlang queue module
You could say the same of every dollar everywhere no matter where it goes, so that statement is essentially meaningless.
SEEKING WORK - London UK or remote. NO RECRUITMENT AGENCIES.

I'm a seasoned DevOps with 15 years experience hosting, tuning & occasionally building applications.

I work closely with developers throughout the application lifecycle to build scalable and long-term robust architectures. Load testing, CI, deploy systems, monitoring, config management, security audits, dev projects of my own - you name it I've done it. For larger organisations I've even led whole infrastructure teams.

Recent work includes:

+ AWS/Kubernetes/Docker deployment to support a large, distributed (15 microservices + persistence layer) application. Worked closely with developers to ensure services were the best possible fit for containerized hosting, resulting in a very scalable application that makes great use of k8s' scaling & resiliency features. Multiple stacks namespaced onto same k8s cluster for efficiency; containerization of all services; automated deploys from CI. Persistence layer comprising Cassandra & Kafka with service discovery through Zookeeper. Prometheus & Grafana for monitoring.

+ AWS/Docker platform to securely host a large public-sector microservice-based web app taking millions of pounds per month in payments.

+ Chef-managed deployment of large microservice stack across varied configurations on cloud and physical servers

+ Large multithreaded Python 3 application for automated cryptocurrency trading. Didn't get rich, still posting on the HN freelancer thread.

+ Jenkins + docker-compose platform for efficient builds of microservice-based projects

+ Lots, lots more.

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I have difficulty appraising NNT: I find his writings erudite and his reasoning sound, but he blows his own horn to a totally unparalleled degree. I followed him on Twitter for a long while but eventually got banned for having made an unappreciated statement. I wish he were easier to approach and interact with, and didn't put so much effort into being actively hostile towards people who broadly agree with him and appreciate what he has to say.
Clojure ain't a niche language anymore. It is steadily growing. I quit my very well paid job and to my own surprise I found a Clojure job a day after. Anyone who complains that it's impossible to find a job with Clojure projects, I guess aren't really looking.
Skuid | San Francisco, CA/Chattanooga, TN | Full Time | On Site

Skuid is a platform that allows you to design and develop bespoke web applications with an engaging user experience, incorporating data from almost any other platform, declaratively without code. The company culture is top-notch, we're growing at a rapid rate, and hiring for multiple positions:

* Software Engineer - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend)

* Systems Engineer - (Manage multiple cloud platform environments)

* Developer Evangelist

* QA Engineer

For software engineers, the interview process consists of a few phone screens, a 2 hour at-home programming challenge, and an in-person interview. Apply at https://www.skuid.com/careers/
I don't think you have to be a cryptographer to notice this and it makes you sound likes snake-oil salesmen even if you aren't. The misuse of 'zero knowledge' doesn't seem any clearer to non-technical users but it does a good job of confusing the sort of people you want recommending your product.
New York City Subway Chaining
So again, do you acknowledge that, while these regulations many not be appropriate and should be changed, regulations of this type may be ok?
Homebrew has been pretty great for me. You can install desktop apps with brew cask, dump your current app install state with brew bundle and then reinstall it all with one command on a new machine. You can even manage mac store apps with brew bundle with the `mas` app. It has been pretty central in my dotfiles script.
Location: SF, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Data science (ML, deep learning, regressions, recommender systems, etc), app / web development (Node.js / Ember.js, Python, C++/Java, etc - see below for more info), database development (Mongo, SQL, etc)

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

Email: bryton@tablelayer.com

I am open to contract work in data science and app / web development. I know how to build data-driven systems.

Graduated #1 in financial engineering from Princeton, 5+ years of experience building and hacking systems from 0, started and built multiple VC-backed companies. Experience in building data science models and data driven systems in various industries, from finance (high frequency trading), to retail / e-commerce, biotech, and data management.

Development/hacking experience in C++ STL/Boost/Qt/Qwt, Python, Java, C#, R, MatLab, Awk/Bash, SQL, ODBC, JNI, TCP/IP, MongoDB, Django, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Ember.js, Elasticsearch, JQuery, D3, Bootstrap, AJAX, Unix, EC2, Eclipse, Visual Studio, Vi/Emacs, WinForms, Git, Hadoop, Condor, Caffe, Keras. Familiarity with Ruby on Rails and Backbone.js. Aware of Angular.js, Hive, Pig, Flume, Avro, Solr, Redis. Specific experience with pandas and scikit-learn. Domain experience in Machine Learning, Algorithms, Statistics, Time Series/Econometric Modeling, Quantitative Analytics, and some Bayesian Statistics.
ChowNow | Los Angeles, CA (Playa Vista) | Full Time | Onsite | https://www.chownow.com/

At ChowNow, we build online ordering systems for our over 4000 restaurants. We're launching some new products in the coming months that I'm really excited about. I love working here as an engineer. It's a great balance of challenge, freedom, and impact.

We've been growing quickly and we're looking to hire a DevOps engineer! For some background, we had a manually configured AWS infrastructure that we've just retired in favor of an Ansible / Terraform-based setup. We've automated infrastructure and deploys so it's a great time to come in and shape where we go from here. For example:

* Dockerize everything?

* Build out a Kubernetes cluster for our services?

* Use Spinnaker for a Continuous Delivery pipeline?

To be determined!

If you're interested or have questions what it's like to work here, please contact me at kevinlondon@chownow.com or our recruiter, Candice, at candice@chownow.com. This position is not yet formally posted but we are taking applications for it.

We also have positions open for Front-End (Ember.js / Node), Back-End (Python) engineers, and a Data Analyst on our careers page at https://jobs.lever.co/chownow?lever-via=MO5-ac-qvc.
indeed. in some of today's cars it's really astounding how much more power you can make quite easily, if you're into that sort of thing.

hit a few keys and turn a few knobs and all of a sudden you're making 50 horsepower more, and living life in the no warranty danger zone. exciting!
i can't seem to locate any actual job postings on your website...
It's not liquid helium, it's gaseous helium, which is why it is at such high pressures. It's primarily used as a pressurant for the liquid oxygen and rocket fuel (RP-1) tanks. Since liquid oxygen and RP-1 are being sucked out of the tanks at high speed by the engine turbopumps, it needs some low-density gas to fill the tanks so that they don't crumple from negative pressure.

Falcon-9 has no pressure-fed-only engines, all 10 engines are fed by turbopumps.
You've overlooked how much of this wealth is inherited across generations.
SEEKING WORK / Washington, DC / Remote or local

Computer security - Linux, iOS, Android. We are a small team with decades of experience in computer security. Secure development, custom Android security, iOS, Linux, and cloud. We especially love low-level, defensive computer and network security - we have experience there that is hard to find.

Technologies: Python, C/C++, Java, Swift, Javascript, iOS, Android, Linux, Google Compute Engine, App Engine, AWS, Ansible, Puppet, SELinux

Website: http://www.strajillion.com

Email: karl+whoishiring@strajillion.com

We unexpectedly have some time available for the next few months and are looking for projects. We have a great team of 3 technical folks that are very easy to work with. Drop me an email if you need some security work or development help - I'm very happy to chat and will happily give free advice to see if there is a fit.

Best - Karl
"We do not care about your academic degrees [...]"

Unfortunately embassies do care about these. Getting a work permit to immigrate to another country without an university degree certainly reduces the chances to get the embassy's approval, even in countries like Germany where there is some flexibility — if you have a Senior profile — a degree certainly accelerates the process.

In fact, in this industry, there is less people caring about an university degree than people who care about it, exceptions being those in the research field. But HR departments always filter out good candidates because they lack the degree, most HR employees are not trained correctly and/or know how difficult it is to hire a foreigner without a formal education background so they immediately throw good resumes to the trash can because of that.