skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
=======================================================================

Location: Toronto ON CA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Linux/BSD System Administration, Shell Scripting, DevOps, Apache, Nginx, MySQL, VMware, Puppet, cfEngine, Cobbler, Foreman, Retail POS Systems, SLEPOS, working on my AWS Arch, some Python, PHP & Javascript, some Network/Firewall Design, Setup, Maintenance & Security, some Windows Server Administration

Résumé/CV: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jasoneclark

Email: jason.e.clark+jobs@gmail.com

=======================================================================
Localize | Senior Javascript Engineer | San Francisco (SF) | Full-Time | Onsite / Remote

Localize (https://localizejs.com/) is building tools to help companies launch their products in other countries and languages. Our mission: unify the internet by breaking down language barriers, allowing companies, services, and information to be freely accessible to anyone + everyone, anywhere. Growing customer base: Meraki, Uber, Tinder, StatusPage, Bulova, and 500 more... from Fortune 500 as well as small family-run restaurants. Founded by YC + Techstars alum, 3x revenue growth in 2016, near cashflow neutral in 2016. We're building a sustainable + scalable, customer-funded business that won't go bust in 2 years.

We're a team of 8 people and 4 engineers (half remote, half in SF). On-site in SF (4th & Brannan) preferred for this role, but will consider remote.

We're looking for senior engineers with 5-10+ years of real-world experience + expert level Javascript experience.

Small company offering large-company benefits, without the bureaucracy. Sane 40-hour work week, competitive salary + equity, 401k + matching, 100% company-paid health insurance, life insurance, generous + flexible PTO, paternity / maternity leave, charity donation matching, plus the standard startup stuff like bean bags + free food ;)

You should be able to:

— Navigate our stack: Javascript, Node, Backbone, MongoDB, Redis, AWS.

— Use native browser APIs, deep understanding of Javascript (w/o jQuery or frameworks).

— Solid understanding of MVC patterns.

— Excited by (and experience with) learning and managing a large + complex code base.

— Understanding that *efficiently* delivering the best experience to customers + meeting company objectives sometimes requires working with legacy code.

— Understanding of unit / integration testing, TDD, and security best practices.

— Understanding that the "latest and greatest" Javascript frameworks aren't always better than vanilla Javascript.

— Learn quickly, act autonomously, think analytically.

— Bonus points for UI / UX / design experience or management experience.

Apply by emailing emailing CEO: brandon@localizejs.com or jobs@localizejs.com.

1-2 week application process: Non-technical phone screen, real-world coding exercise (no whiteboard!), in-person meeting or 2nd phone screen if remote.

Timeline: ASAP, but flexible up to a couple months.

Relocation: Financial assistance available, TN visa, H1B sponsorship if remote, O1 visa if applicable.
Founders (https://founders.as) | Copenhagen, Denmark // Berlin | Full-time | Onsite

Hackers in Residence (HIR) are hired by Founders to co-explore and co-found new projects. In our studio you will work together with designers, product managers, data scientists and growth marketers exploring new ideas and building prototypes.

When a prototyped idea shows promise we create a roadmap of how to turn it into a launchable product together. We then ruthlessly validate the product in the open market, looking for traction. If it takes off, we then transform it into an independent company with you as a co-founder.

You can read much more about the journey: https://medium.com/the-founders-blog/come-hack-away-with-us-...

To Apply: https://founders.workable.com/jobs/393652
Not quite, it's so much different from meditation. What you are referring to is more of the western concept of "quietism" which is pretty synonymous with meditation. But in either case, I agree, everyone should be practicing this.
Those externalities are the imposition I was referring to, yes. The costs borne by people who are not getting that delicious ribeye cannot be ignored.

And nothing is free of side effects, of course. Every activity is political activity, every activity is economic activity. You might have noted that I said nothing about "restrict[ing] legally"; your choices (and mine!) have consequences that we must own, and that is a completely separate topic from what should be legislated about.
Chatbots, not another technology buzzword
Nine of the top ten leading causes of death[1] in the United States can be directly attributed to meat consumption, so there's already a perfectly "selfish" motive to go vegan or vegetarian.

[1]: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/leading-causes-of-death.htm
Heh, yeah. It is hard enough to have a dog without family around, I don't know how people do it with kids. If grandparents are willing to help you save a ton on childcare and both parents can continue to work, which increases your income and savings. Fortunately my wife's family lives in a great city. Unfortunately, it's 17hrs flight from my family.
I'm guessing that swapping out the hard drive would not at all be an easy thing to do, right?
In a way, he's making an even stronger argument than Searle did in his Chinese Room. Even Searle would probably admit that it's possible in principle for the computer in the chinese room argument to fool people into thinking it's intelligent. Searle just objects to the idea that it could ever really be intelligent in the way a human is. To Searle, the human obviously isn't just running some algorithms on the input text to produce output.

I think the counter to Searle's argument isn't really that it doesn't matter as long as the result is close enough. The counter to that is that we don't understand how human intelligence works either. Searle is simply assuming that it's "magic" (or less condescendingly, some sort of metaphysical process) that can't be simulated by algorithmic machine. I think it's far more likely that intelligence is physical and we just don't understand the machinery than it is that it's mystical and cannot in principle ever be understood.

For this article, all that is seemingly unnecessary. He's just saying they won't work well enough to even fake it convincingly. Which is very nearly falsifiable just by running today's algorithms.
SEEKING WORK

Location: Bhubaneswar, India

Remote: Yes

Technologies: Python (web, multiple frameworks like Django and Flask), JavaScript/Node.js (web, mobile, multiple frameworks like React and Angular), Android (and much more; check my resume)

Résumé/CV: http://www.aviraldg.com/resume/ or http://www.aviraldg.com/files/aviral-dasgupta-resume.pdf

Email: aviraldg+whoishiring@gmail.com

If you're looking to accelerate development on an early stage project, save yourself the time and drop me an email.
Hi,
I this is my StackOverflow answer about pointer-based binary heaps.

My current (quite optimized) implementation of the discussed hybrid approach is here [1]. Due to the "pointer abstraction" which I use, it is somehow harder to understand at first, so to see how to wire it together examine the test program [2].

[1] https://github.com/ambrop72/aprinter/blob/ipstack/aprinter/s...

[2] https://github.com/ambrop72/aprinter/blob/ipstack/tests/link...
Speaking of hoaxes, forgive me for going off on a tangent, but this is my favorite hoax: http://hoaxes.org/af_database/permalink/the_eruption_of_moun...
Location: Brighton/London
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: iOS, React Native
Résumé/CV: http://jameshartt.co.uk/apps
Email: me@jameshartt.co.uk
Bitcoin: New Image-Hosting Site Pays Bitcoin to Users for Sharing Photos
> Have the new legalization laws generally made home-growing legal?

Here in Oregon, they made it legal for people to grow some small number of plants at home. Maybe 4 or 6 or something like that.

I'm not sure how popular this is in practice. Personally I don't know of anyone doing it. But on the other hand, I think the plants are required to be out of sight (eg in the back yard). So for all I know there are probably a few in my neighborhood and I'll never know.
Until recently, mobile platforms were not capable of doing the on-device encryption necessary for SpiderOak's Zero Knowledge implementation.

Anyone any idea what the issue is or was? What would prevents you from doing PBKDF2, RSA and AES [1] on a mobile device?

[1] https://spideroak.com/manual/zero-knowledge-explained
Lynks (YC W2016) | https://www.lynks.com | Alexandria & Cairo, Egypt | Full-time | ONSITE

Lynks is the best way to buy fashion and beauty products from the US. We believe that we can bring the World closer together by enabling cross-border commerce. By greasing the wheels of global e-commerce we are building the modern-day Silk Road.

We’re looking for:

- Junior & Senior Full-stack Engineer: Someone with strong knowledge in Ruby in Rails

- Frontend Developer: Someone with extensive Javascript experience who worked with a multitude of JS frameworks

- iOS / Android Developer: A mobile engineer with a few published app under their belt

To apply, please email me: meid [at] lynks.com
UCL Reinforcement Learning Course Taught David Silver (DeepMind)
Trialspark | Full-stack developers, product designers, and more | New York City / NYC | Full time | https://www.trialspark.com

We're a software and technology company that helps accelerate the discovery of new drugs and medical treatments by reimagining the clinical trial process.

We've worked with a range of studies that have helped develop new treatments for diseases such as Ebola, Alzheimer's, and HIV. We are an early-stage company based in NYC looking to hire our first few employees to help us achieve our mission of bringing life saving treatments to patients faster. We offer competitive compensation packages (salary + equity) and benefits.

As an early stage employee, you'll be working directly with the founders and have a strong voice in product and technology decisions. You'll have ownership over large portions of the product and how it evolves. Ideally you have at least 2+ years of experience. For engineers specifically, you'll be working at all levels of the stack (flask/python + react/javascript).

We'd love to hear from you - apply at https://jobs.lever.co/trialspark or shoot me a message at linhao@trialspark.com!
I developed a static site generator for e-commerce called Flatmarket: https://github.com/christophercliff/flatmarket

It lacks some of the features you'd get with a dedicated backend service but it's truly static and costs about $0.004/transaction on AWS Lambda (not including Stripe's take).
> I think he is being a little imprecise there but the meaning gets through.

It's one thing not to go into details. It's quite another to misrepresent them. To describe C and Go as somehow alike in their memory allocation strategy, as though C were garbage-collected, is to foster a misconception.
SEEKING WORK / Remote / Based in Cordoba, Argentina.
Developer

We are a team with over 10 years of experience web and mobile developer with StartUps and contract projects. We have created websites, mobile apps, AdTech and custom Chatbots for a variety of companies including startups, agencies and non-profit organizations.

DEVELOPMENT: HTML, CSS, LESS, JavaScript, Angular, jQuery, Node, PHP, Symfony,Django, MySQL, Bootstrap, Foundation, REST APIs, Contentful, Webhook,
Wordpress, Android, iOS, React Native, Git, Grunt/Gulp, Static Site Generators

WEBSITE: http://www.southdots.com
How is this any different from Pocket? Yes, it's a third party app instead of email, but does exactly what you need.
On the contrary, in the medieval period, there was no notion of copyright whatsoever. The Order of Preachers, otherwise known as the Dominicans, would convene every year and openly share all of the technological advances they had made with the rest of the order, who would then return to their priories and implement the more effective agricultural/technological practices
Latchel | Seattle, WA (South Lake Union) |Engineering / web developer roles | Full-time | Onsite | http://latchel.com/

Latchel tracks and coordinates maintenance for property management companies. We use their existing vendors if they have them and find vendors if they do not. We see this marketplace differently than other companies in this field -- most companies focus on software-only solutions or purely manual coordination, which does not scale. At Latchel we use technology to make our internal operations much more efficient, but develop to the level our customers' users are comfortable with. After only a two months of operation, we're more than 3x more efficient than the industry standard for maintenance coordination. Join our small and growing team and bring technology to the technologically challenged property management space.

Our interview process focuses on behavioral and culture fit first, followed by a paid project for a technical assessment (no whiteboarding or brain teasers).

Languages: Angular.js (1.x), PHP (Laravel 5), PostgreSQL

If you'd like to learn more about the opportunity, problem space, and the team, email me: will@latchel.com
Not always. I never got a reply. (re. the rejection reason)
Kazam vs. recordMyDesktop. Kazam won
How 4 Retailers Became “Best Places to Work”
Have you looked into the rent and taxes in NYC?

As a determined single person chasing FIRE you probably could pull off some arbitrage by renting a room somewhere far, but a more reasonable lifestyle and raising a family, I doubt it.
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, Python, Rust

Résumé/CV: http://dale.io/resume/

Email: dale@dale.io

I've been working as a freelancer to provide full stack solutions to help solve my client's real world issues. Right now, I am looking for something a bit more "long-term" - either a contract or full time position.
I installed Docker today on a fresh macOS installation and was very delighted to find out that VirtualBox is no longer required. The latest official Docker version for Mac uses HyperKit, also based on xhyve.
The money is shit for a Senior Engineer in SF.
Following to their architectural design, they do not get access to any encryption key and no key leaves user device in unprotected form. Is not this enough to be advertised as "zero-knowledge" service provider?
To really be sure they got to the bottom of the issue and are not seeing an intermittent issue they should duplicate the failure, but it may not be possible to do this safely. I detect a little bit of hand waving around the source of ignition:

"breaking fibers or friction can ignite the oxygen in the overwrap"

I would like to see at least this ignition source duplicated.
Same here. Applied last year and never heard anything. It makes me wonder if they're resume farming.
I have this issue with my 11" MacBook Air as well as my 15" MacBook Pro from work. I do not have the issue with my personal MacBook Pro, which is identical hardware configuration and model to my work machine. All are running the same version of macOS. It's honestly a kind of a mystery to me.
PGP already allows for this via "owner trust". When you sign a key, also indicate the level of trust you have in newly certified key's owner to certify other keys.

It's of course up to you to decide who you can trust to certify other keys.

edit:
It's worth mentioning, "owner trust" is strictly a local attribute -- just because you fully trust John, and I fully trust you, my trust for John's certification of 3rd party keys remains unknown.
Handshake | Full Stack Engineers, Mobile Engineers, Platform Engineers, Product Design | Mission District, San Francisco | https://www.joinhandshake.com

Our mission is to democratize opportunity - to make it easy for any student to build a great career, no matter where they go to school, what they're majoring in, or who they know.

Backed by $34m from Spark Capital, Kleiner Perkins, True Ventures and Lightspeed Partners, Handshake has partnered with 170 universities (schools of all sizes and locations, including Stanford, Princeton, UVA, Michigan, Texas, Spelman and Harvey Mudd), and has more than 3 million student profiles and 100,000 companies recruiting on our platform, including 95% of the Fortune 500. Our extensive data on students' interests and historical career outcomes gives Handshake the unique ability to help students imagine, plan and jumpstart their future careers.

Come join our passionate, diverse team at our beautiful offices in the heart of the Mission in San Francisco!

Hiring for:

-Full stack developers (we're a RoR shop but open to all types of software engineering backgrounds): http://grnh.se/y3vipr

-Lead Mobile Engineer: http://grnh.se/oafjw21

-Platform & Infrastructure Engineer: http://grnh.se/t3wjek1

-Product (UI/UX) Designer: http://grnh.se/1d650y

Not seeing a role that fits? We have more positions, just check out our careers page: https://joinhandshake.com/careers/ Alternatively, you can email me if you have questions: scott@joinhandshake.com
Edenspiekermann | Front-end developer | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | Full-time | VISA https://www.edenspiekermann.com

We are designers, developers, researchers, writers, creators and facilitators from more than 18 nations. We are working on international projects such as Zeit Magazin Online the Red Bull Music Academy, the City of Amsterdam, FontShop, and loads more.

Looking for a front-end developer to join our Berlin office. Equal parts Javascript (node & React), Sass, and general front-end architecture. Lots of room to work on big and small code bases alike. We've got an increasing focus on open source and giving back too (https://github.com/edenspiekermann)

There's no job posting on the website, but we're looking :)

Feel free to ask me (Eric) anything or send over some work examples at e.schaefer[[at]]de.edenspiekermann.com
10 meter or 10 miles? And if miles, what kind of mile?
WorkHere | Inside Sales | Indianapolis | Onsite

WorkHere is a mobile app that helps workers connect with nearby employers. We're changing the game for hourly, part time and full time workers and helping employers fight turnover. We're looking for business development managers who have a passion for helping employers adopt new tools and deal with 2017's biggest business issue - recruiting line workers.

Our hiring process starts with a phone interview and a group interview at WorkHere's office.

* About WorkHere - http://workhere.com/about
* Apply via WorkHere - https://app.workhere.com/places/workhere/positions/jobs

Email to 'mike' @ 'workhere.com'
This is the relevant quote, and not that clickbait title:

> The VAT on most Airbnb stays can be as little as 0.6 per cent because the UK only levies the tax when businesses sell more than £83,000 per year — a threshold reached by very few Airbnb hosts. It is otherwise only payable on Airbnb’s booking and service fees.

So the problem is that many "small business" pay less taxes than big companies, which seems fair. The main difference is that thanks to Internet, those small business now can be aggregated into a platform while still operating independently, which is basically awesome.
New Year’s Resolutions for Introverts
SEEKING FREELANCER | REMOTE

Don't know how to phrase this but I'm looking for a cheap (~$150) mostly CSS retouching of an existing open source project to make it look a bit better (more modern) while keeping the current structure.

I was thinking of using things like fiver, and other smaller freelancing websites but I'm not sure how to go about it. Any tips?
Or minutes?
> taxi drivers otherwise being anonymous.

Everywhere I take taxis the drivers have to display their name and id. Or did you mean something else by 'anonymous'?
Living in Switzerland ruined me for America and its lousy work culture (2016)
EnerKnol | Sales Engineer | Brooklyn, NY | Full-time, onsite

As a Sales Engineer for EnerKnol, you’ll be tasked with understanding the product strategy and roadmap in order to provide clients and prospects with information about key integrations, functionalities and features.
You will provide product demonstrations, contribute to proposal development and deal shaping, as well as participate as a technical expert during the onboarding process of new clients, especially where any customization or coordination with Product and Engineering is required. As a subject matter expert on our product, you will work alongside the Client Services team to continually educate existing clients about new product features and recommend ways they can deepen their usage and relationship with EnerKnol. We are constantly developing new products to benefit our clients and need the right person to explain all the benefits of implementation. You will provide feedback to the Product team on client requests and use cases that require prioritization or long term consideration for future releases.

If interested, apply on our angel.co jobs page: https://angel.co/enerknol/jobs
Juniors make plenty of mistakes, I would rather they make them then explain why they should change their code rather than them relying on "testable code = better code". I would admit that a junior working alone, or without code review/a mentor, is probably better off relying on that mantra though. Or, perhaps even anyone designing an application significantly larger than they have in the past (without any outside input).

However, everything has a cost, even abstractions. The more powerful the abstraction, the higher the cost. I find that for most of our projects, the sorts of abstractions unit testing forces on us is much more powerful - and thus higher cost - than necessary for the task at hand. If you are not taking advantage of that power, then all you really have left is the high cost.
If I approach situations in my severely broken French, people figure out quite quickly that their English is better than my French

The stereotype incorporates the inherent rudeness of city dwellers (particularly compared to the rest of a country). My belief is that the stereotype also comes from monolingual Americans who start off in English and assume (or appear to assume) that everyone speaks (or should speak) English. If you start in French, it shows some amount of effort and respect for their culture.
This Political Theorist Predicted the Rise of Trumpism: Hunter S. Thompson
I live in Valenzuela, Philippines and can attest that the cost of life is very cheap here, I am not surprised that the compensation is lower. What I wonder is what happens if you get hired while working from the Philippines and then move to a more expensive city like New York, or vice-versa. Will GitLab change the salary automatically? Because one could easily create a bank account in the US and live in a cheap country and there is no need to disclose that information.
I sign almost all outgoing mail, hoping someone will notice. In three years I've got one question about it. Some people complain they can't open the attachment, as I use PGP/MIME to keep the message readable.

If big companies like Apple and Google were behind this, it could change, but I'm afraid this won't happen unless there is a sudden need for it.
Location: Irvine, California

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, Lua, Bash, DevOps, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, Nginx, OpenResty, E-commerce, WordPress

Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikolay

Email: http://www.google.com/recaptcha/mailhide/d?k=01yLexiKcHH2_9o...