skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Recursion Pharmaceuticals | Data Scientists and Software Engineers | SLC, Utah | Onsite, full-time, www.recursionpharma.com

Recursion is a startup with about 50 people, generating rich biological data at a pace comparable to the biggest institutions anywhere doing biology and disease research. We have literally millions of images from experiments we conducted in our lab, and we generate terabytes more each week. We’ve gotten more than $2M in multiple grants from the NIH, and last fall closed a $15M series A led by Lux Capital. We’re using imaging experiments to turn human cell experiments into massive amounts of rich biological data so we can find treatments using ML and data science for many diseases as fast as possible.

Hiring:

* Software engineering: Full-stack Software Engineer - Front-end Software Engineer - Machine Learning Engineer

* Data science: Data Analyst - Data Scientist - Applied Mathematician - ML Researcher - Computational Biologist

* Technical HR Specialist/Manager - Technical Team Development Operation (New--if these posts aren't up yet, feel free to apply via Data Scientist and call out your interest in these positions)

http://www.recursionpharma.com/careers for more details and to apply.

Logistics: Salt Lake City, Utah. Hiking/running/biking is literally out our back door, and it's half an hour to 5 ski resorts. Competitive pay, health insurance, relocation assistance (onsite is required), equity, a top-caliber team, and help make a massively positive impact. Happy to sponsor/extend visas, but you need to already be authorized to work in the US--we can’t handle the lottery at this stage.

Tech: Data science: python scientific stack (pandas, numpy, scikit-learn, matplotlib, bokeh, etc). Software engineering: go, python, angular.js, react, javascript on aws and gce. Deep learning (e.g. convolutional networks) we're mainly using the python frameworks (keras, theano, tensorflow, etc).

Our team so far: http://www.recursionpharma.com/team
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One company probably isn't a very good sample. Why are you giving IQ tests?
It's difficult to search for 'OR' - consider spelling out the name of the state.
What are you proposing? We should all serve off of our DSL lines?
That's a great question. For any Singer integrations that we include in the Stitch product, we (Stitch, Inc.) will ensure they stay up to date with the most current version of the API.

That may not be the case with 100% of the community built/ maintained integrations, but our goal with the Singer Slack community and list serve is to connect people using these taps to so that they can validate which are working well and which need additional work.
Just to make links clickable:

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/88843294/resume.pdf

GitHub: https://github.com/Sekhmet
MC10,Inc | Boston,MA | Fulltime | ONSITE | https://mc10inc.com

MC10 is pioneering wearable IoT.

We're hiring for OPS, Mobile Dev, and Backend Dev. We released the BioStampRC™(research connect) platform to great fanfare [1] and our L'Oréal [2] sun UV sensor last year. Now we need to crank up in 2017 for our next product offerings. We build software End-2-End from HW, to FW, to Mobile, to Web, to Big Data ML, to OPS.

See open positions at https://www.mc10inc.com/careers

About our stack:

- Cassandra/Postgres/Elasticsearch/Rabbit/Redis/Spark/S3

- PlayFramework/Akka/iPython/Django/AWS

- Scala/Python

We've also got an awesome new, swanky office in Lexington, MA that includes 2 gyms, a climbing wall, huge rec room, stocked kitchen, and catered dinner. Plus, there are a bunch of cool nerds that span the entire range of engineering expertise, making it fun to come to work.

Come join us! Reach out to careers@mc10inc.com or via https://www.mc10inc.com/careers. You're welcome to ping me at jlust at mc10inc dot com for any questions. I'm a lead backend developer building our cloud services.

[1] http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/columnist/2016/03/19/mc10...

[2] http://www.betaboston.com/news/2016/01/06/mc10-partners-with...
Hulu | Santa Monica, CA | Onsite | Full-time

Hulu is a premium streaming TV destination that seeks to captivate and connect viewers with the stories they love. We create amazing experiences that celebrate the best of entertainment and technology. We’re looking for great people who are passionate about redefining TV through innovation, unconventional thinking and embracing fun. It’s a mission that takes some serious smarts, intense curiosity and determination to be the best. Come be part of the team that’s powering play.

Hulu’s Information Security Team is seeking an Application Security Engineer as a new addition to the team. You can find the description for the role at the link below.

Application Security Engineer - https://www.hulu.com/jobs/positions/o4vg2fwr

And of course you can check out the rest of Hulu's open positions at https://www.hulu.com/jobs.
Because it just ain't true?

Age discrimination exists, but it's not really the reason there are so few 55 year olds in software today. That's simply because very very few people in the 1980s took up a career in software. The industry was orders of magnitude smaller!

I've worked in multiple places that had absolutely zero problem hiring people in their 50s - when we were lucky enough to find people that experienced.
Sounds pretty cool, but please consider spelling out 'Oregon' to make it easier to search for.
The Radeon cards mentioned in that article are really old ones that predate modern unified shader architectures, DirectX 10, and compute support. As far as I know all non-mobile-phone GPUs released in the last decade or so support FP32 precision, though not necessarily with full IEEE compliance.
I have used 4k for games for years and have never had trouble getting 60fps in every game.

With a 1060, when I really started gaming, it was pretty hard to have very good settings and get 60fps. Overwatch on Ultra ran at about 50fps (100% render scale), GTA 5 on the "nvidia optimized" settings was almost always 60fps but would drop down to 30fps sometimes. With a 1080, everything is always 60fps, even on Epic with some modifications (fog distance I think has the biggest effect). My attempt to max out the settings to just get 60fps has led to slow framerates (30-40) during hero selection and the "play of the game" intros, though. Only sometimes, it's very strange. (With the nvidia-optimized settings, this doesn't happen, though. But the graphics aren't quite as good in-game.)

Overall you should basically be able to pick any GPU and play any game at 4k. I would like to get another monitor for 1080p/1440p at 144Hz, but don't have anywhere to put it, so 4k@60 is enough for me. IPS panels are nice for everything except gaming, so I live with the compromise when playing games. Screen refresh rate is not the limiting factor in my ability, not by a long shot.
A modern, browser-based front end to gdb (gnu debugger)
UE4 is only as resource heavy as you want it to be, just as Unity can be resource heavy if you follow certain patterns. Unity and UE4 and many others can achieve quite a bit of parity in performance nowadays. There are scenarios that either one has potential to win out in.

Epic has made great strides in so many areas that if you haven't tried it in a few releases(6ish months?), there is quite a bit of stuff that is better (both in cleanliness/precision but also in performance and overhead)
SEEKING WORK / Remote / Based in São Paulo, Brazil

About:
Generalist Programmer, Data Scientist

7+ years of programming/data analysis/linux systems administration. I do mostly freelance projects and remote work these days.

CV: http://tiagofassoni.github.io/fancy-resume/

Email: tiago@cappuccino.works

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tiagofassoni/

Recent work includes:

- Crawlers for opening public datasets in Brazil

- Website for searching Freedom of Information Act requests in São Paulo

- Website for public consultation on locations for semaphores for blind people.

- A website (http://cappuccino.works) on Data Analysis using Open Data (and releasing all the code used as opensource), so independent journalists in Brazil could do data-based reporting on important issues. So far, the plan is working, I've worked with several news venues in Brazil and even international NGOs, such as Transparency International.
Metromile | Senior Frontend Engineer | SF | ONSITE https://www.metromile.com

About Metromile:

Metromile is a start-up that is disrupting the $185 billion car insurance market by offering an entirely new model where the monthly bill is based on miles driven, paired with a smart driving app. Our product marries engineering and data science to deliver mobile technology, automotive telematics, and data-driven applications to make a car's data accessible and useful to modern drivers, including street sweeping alerts, trip stats, decoded check-engine lights, and car location. We aim to make car ownership as simple and affordable as it can be.

What we're looking for:

- 4-6+ years of hands-on development experience working on consumer-facing products

- 4+ years working with JavaScript, HTML, & CSS

- Experience with Angular, or any MV* or component-based frameworks

Technologies:
- CoffeeScript, Gulp, Sass, and Angular(1.3, 1.5, and soon migrating to 2.0+ w/ TypeScript).

Joel Test Score: 11/12

Funding: $205.5M since 2011

Apply here: http://grnh.se/2dntly1

Questions? Drop me a line at arudick at metromile.com
Clarke.ai | Software Engineer | New York, NY | Onsite

Clarke.ai's (Techstars '17) goal is to be everyone’s assistant at work by outlining conversations and carrying out various tasks discussed within them.

As a software engineer at Clarke.ai, you'll be essential in building and scaling the products, services and APIs that help us achieve this vision. You could be working on our customer facing interface, internal systems, help spec and design new products and features, or improve our core abilities. Most of our systems are written in Python. You would be an early hire working closely with the founders, with opportunities to grow and shape the company. As a small team, we are conscious of encouraging a productive and rewarding culture of inclusivity, diversity and fun!

What we're looking for:

* Product focused engineer with a solid grasp of core fundamentals

* Experience with Python, AWS, & Docker

* Someone who is comfortable with wearing many hats without sacrificing quality

* A background in engineering or another related field and a strong track record of building interesting projects

* Comfortable with basic HTML / CSS / JS

* Experience writing test-driven software for a startup or large tech company is a plus

$60K – $90K | 0.0% – 3.0%

Drop us an email at jobs@clarke.ai
Dexter | Full Stack Engineer | New York, NY | Full time | https://rundexter.com/

Dexter is a startup here in NYC that's focused on helping marketers, business professionals, and creatives build chatbots without doing any coding. Our existing users and clients include folks from all walks of life, from real estate agents trying to automate lead generation to humorists writing joke bots to huge international brands launching marketing campaigns with us.

All current open roles: Full Stack Engineer, Junior Front End Engineer, Junior Full Stack Engineer

Our stack: NodeJS backend; React/Redux/Sass frontend; Redis/MySQL/Elastic storage; PHP/Laravel legacy systems; AWS hosting.

We're based out of the betaworks space in meatpacking and came out of betaworks' Hacker-in-Residence program last year (past companies that went through this program include Dots, Giphy, Poncho, and Blend). We closed a $2.3mm seed financing round last summer and are looking to add to our small but growing team.

I'm the VP of Engineering & Strategy at Dexter, feel free to get in touch directly: david (at) rundexter (dot) com. You can also apply at http://jobs.rundexter.com
> It could be a reality show. Have your people call my people!

Mitchell and Webb had a sketch about a reality show that asked a couple to live in an early 1990s house for a while. There's a bit about the Internet in it.

At one point they discover that there's ice cream in the freezer... but it's Neapolitan. One of the couple starts sobbing.
Quobyte | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | Onsite | https://www.quobyte.com/

Quobyte is working on a data center file system, a software storage system built around a parallel file system core that is scalable, fault-tolerant and with high performance for all workloads. Our customers use Quobyte for scientific and commercial HPC clusters, container and OpenStack infrastructures, video and CGI clusters, and as a scalable backend for SaaS products.

If you’re into systems, we got it all: kernel, concurrency, network, distributed algorithms, ...

Languages are C++, Java and Python. We do white-board interviews and value passion for coding.

Roles: Senior/Junior Software Engineer, Engineer in Test / QA, Support Engineer, Sales Engineer

Send your CV to: work@quobyte.com

We currently do not sponsor visas, so please only apply if you’re based in the EU.
they would be both cpu and gpu bound at that point :)
Location: Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes if sponsored to other country

Technologies:

Recent: C, C++, Obj-C, Lua, C#, ASM, iOS (mostly iPhone and iPod)

Experienced, but a long time ago: Android, Java, J2ME, PHP, ActionScript

Résumé/CV: http://coderofworlds.com/short-resume/

Email: mauricio.gomes@coderofworlds.com

I like creating things in general, such as an arcade machine, reverse engineering games for modding purposes, open source game mods, GPS-based augmented reality, OCR scanning of SMS messages, barcode reader software, point of sale software, machine to measure tire vibration in cars, and lots of other stuff.

I am available for freelancing, remote work, or moving to a full-time job outside Brazil.
I believe that being rich is more important than being a dispassionate truthseeker.
On the other hand, I am perfectly fine with a console that just plays games, because that's what I buy it for.

There were plenty consoles that came with a plethora of features but had no good games at launch - if Nintendo does it the other way around, I don't have a problem with that.

Also, if you look at it from Nintendo's perspective: If Netflix is everywhere, it certainly won't be the feature that actually sells their product.
x.ai | Infrastructure Engineer | NYC | https://boards.greenhouse.io/xdotai/jobs/509427

x.ai | Senior Data Engineer | NYC | https://boards.greenhouse.io/xdotai/jobs/574020

x.ai | Senior Full Stack Engineer | NYC | https://boards.greenhouse.io/xdotai/jobs/573898

x.ai | Senior Software Engineer, Marketing | NYC | https://boards.greenhouse.io/xdotai/jobs/484855

x.ai | Software Engineer, Security | NYC | https://boards.greenhouse.io/xdotai/jobs/509451

At x.ai, we're building an artificial intelligence powered personal assistant. The software schedules meetings for our customers automatically, without subjecting them to the typical back and forth over email negotiating when and where to meet someone. We're looking for self-motivated and enthusiastic individuals to join us on the journey in building the AI of the future. You’ll get to work side by side with a group of focused and passionate individuals building the next generation of AI.
Librato/SolarWinds Cloud | Data Engineer | SF | http://librato.jobs

Librato, located in San Francisco, develops a unique cloud-based platform designed to help companies collect, visualize, store and create alerts on large amounts of streaming data to manage the health of their applications.

We are currently hiring Data Engineers who want to help the build systems that power the backend infrastructure of Librato. We are looking for someone that enjoys working on large-scale distributed systems problems to build a metrics and monitoring solution used by thousands of customers.

We’re a small team so everyone has the opportunity to have a big impact. We’ve built our platform out largely on Java8 Dropwizard services, a handful of Golang services and some C++ where performance is critical. We leverage Kafka as our main service bus, Cassandra for long term storage, our in-house stream processing framework for online analytics, and we rely on Zookeeper as a core part of intra/inter-service coordination. Our data pipeline pushes millions of messages a second.

All team members at Librato, whether local or remote, commit code to Github, communicate over Slack and Hangouts, push code to production via our ChatOps bot, and run all production applications on AWS. We also use an array of best-breed SaaS applications to get code to production quickly and reliably. We are a team that is committed to a healthy work/life balance.

Librato is wholly owned by SolarWinds Inc. so you get the benefits of a small startup, with the backing of a big company so there is no worry about the next round of funding. SolarWinds offers competitive bonus and matching 401k programs that create an attractive total compensation package.

If this sounds remotely interesting I’d be happy to spend a few minutes talking about what you are looking for and whether what we are doing would be appealing.

This is an example of some of the technology we build and work with on a regular basis: http://www.heavybit.com/library/blog/streamlining-distribute....

Learn more at: https://www.librato.com/jobs.

Apply at: http://solarwinds.jobs/san-francisco-ca/sr-data-engineer/AE5...
In fact, WebAssembly group has already thought about and offers view source: http://webassembly.org/docs/faq/#will-webassembly-support-vi...
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Good point, I've never been harassed at that level before.
> there's still a social aspect to it

Self-serving is not the antonym of social (emphasis mine):

> But new research suggests that professing such third-party concern—what social scientists refer to as "moral outrage"—is often a function of self-interest, wielded to assuage feelings of personal culpability for societal harms or reinforce (to the self and others) one's own status as a Very Good Person.
Show HN: Meet Wasabi, an Open Source A/B Testing Platform from Intuit
Oof, I'll eat my shirt. This looks like it might actually be legit! https://www.facebook.com/pg/dotsmartbraillewatch/posts/?ref=... There are a number of videos showing it working there...
You will probably not get more money as a result of doing this. Know that going into it.
Wow, genuinely interesting but complicated advise. Literally wouldn't know how to do that but I certainly wish I could attribute thoughts better.
Adding UI for a Netflix account that's never setup is a waste. I would much rather they focus on something people would actually want to use.

It's the same basic problem as smart TV's. I don't care if it only adds 1$ in manufacturing costs focusing on making the best TV/console/car is much better reason to buy something than adding yet another so so entertainment features.
> this is a hard truth to accept for people of any political persuasion

I think it should be welcome by people of all political persuasions. To explain inequality, the Right tends to assume epidemic laziness (wanton self-destructive behavior) while the Left tends to assume epidemic racism and hatred -- neither of which is particularly nice. We can still choose whether we want equality of opportunity or equality of outcomes, but we can make that choice with compassion and have a much better shot at effective policy to support it when we acknowledge the truth.
The most similar thing I've found is Apache Beam[1] which allows you to run ETL code on multiple engines but doesn't necessarily come with off the shelf integrations for commercial products. As far as "how ETL is done today" it's definitely going through changes Airflow[2] is a popular open source tool that can run ETL pipelines but it's more of a task runner so again you're writing your own extraction and loading logic for things off the shelf CRMs and Accounting tools. I'm excited to not have to write extraction scripts for third party tools that I'm sure other people have also written. Very cool project.

1. https://beam.apache.org/

2. https://airflow.incubator.apache.org/
Here, have it: https://gitlab.com/explore move your code here, thank me later.
I've looked at possibly seeking employment in NZ, but most of the shops (at least the one posting on the sites I've searched), are .Net or MS shops, which I'm not too terribly interested in. Hopefully this job fair will have a bit more diversity.
What Is the Security Version of “Think Globally, Act Locally?
> Actually, I'd love to see Google require this[...]: reputation tracking of reporters

I'm pretty sure I do not want my search engine to assign some "reputation" values. Instead, I'd prefer people to get educated about their news sources and make their own choices.
Dark Matter Could Be a Superfluid Sometimes
That sounds like an informal description of a heuristic to flag accounts as potentially abusive rather than a specific rule with a specific punishment.
thats a great distinction. sounds like an institutionalized version of the individual tendency to excuse poor emotional regulation with "it's just who I am, a straight shooter" b.s.

authentic (foolish) straight shooters would have no problem yelling in the upwards direction too
Exactly! Thank you! Some people are in a situation where they literally have no choice but to rely on their employer for almost everything in their lives. This can be especially true for people of color because of the endless social injustices they are forced to endure.

Thank you for your comment.
Yes, looks like they made colors throughout the site more vibrant. The new colors are slightly straining to look at, especially with brightness at 100%. Maybe I'm crazy?
We'll definitely be adding targets over time, and BigQuery is a likely one.

It's not as much a matter of open-sourcing the targets within Stitch because our functionality around data warehouse loading includes a lot of things like multi-tenancy, monitoring, and alerting that are necessary for running a SaaS service but not as relevant for a single organization's internal use.

In the meantime, our hope with the CSV target was that it would be a helpful intermediate step for getting data almost anywhere. Here's Google's documentation for loading CSV files into BigQuery: https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/loading-data#loading_csv_f...
Ask HN: Is Slack down?
That's what people used to do before because there were no good options to provision separate work accounts for people. With the new for business model I'm guessing we'll see people being issued work accounts and keeping their personal GitHub accounts completely separate, which might be a good thing.
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30 F to 88 F is not for you? While that's probably true, I'm greatly amused by people who can't survive outside, say, California.

Having no real winter must get really boring.