skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ahhh, that explains it. When the market crashes, you become plebs like the rest of us. Except you'll be living in the most expensive place in the country.
There's already a Pocket extension (and bookmarklet!) for Chrome.
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APPLY HERE: https://www.tintup.com/jobs?lever-source=hackernews

We’re looking for senior engineers and a UX/UI designer to join our small 24-person team. We offer a competitive compensation package, and have a flexible remote work policy.

Over 5,000 brands use TINT to power their content marketing. We are proudly profitable, not dependent on investor funding. Every Friday we work on hack projects that we think will push the business forward. Our current stack is Backbone, Rails, MySQL, and AWS.

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• on the positions: https://www.tintup.com/jobs?lever-source=hackernews

• on TINT company culture: https://www.tintup.com/about

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• on what it's like to work here: https://instagram.com/tint/ and https://vimeo.com/album/4636336

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• TEAM TRANSPARENCY - We calculate compensation based on a formula that we all agree on. Cap table is made available to all employees. Business financials are known by all teammates. Even cofounder meeting minutes are sent to the team.

• FLEXIBLE REMOTE WORK - We have a flexible remote work policy that allows employees based in San Francisco to work remotely for extended periods, and for engineers to join us remotely full-time.

• PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - A monthly stipend and program designed for self-improvement. Every month, we individually choose goals to accomplish and are given a stipend to accomplish them.

APPLY HERE: https://www.tintup.com/jobs?lever-source=hackernews
I'm not sure what your point is: that it is the preferable state of affairs simply because it has found stability?
SEEKING WORK Vienna (Austria)/remote

Web development (Django/Java Spring backend, Javascript frontend, Postgres/Mysql/Oracle database) with focus on security

No long term support!

Contact me through mail ~@lukor.org or using any of the other possibilities at http://lukor.org#c
Does that mean I won't get in trouble for looking at porn at work?
Is this similar to fuzz testing? (like american fuzzy lop?)
Meaningful/useful/valuable to humankind. Marxism is unscientific and led some societies close to barbarism.

225 words and you couldn't answer me.

Let's practice: Donald Knuth created the KMP algorithm.

Help me understand the omnipotence of Hegel. Your turn.
Dow, DuPont merger finally complete nearly 2 years after deal reached
well I guess uber for home cleaning = HomeJoy failed. But feel free to disagree.
Location:Charlotte, NC

Remote: Yes and onsite in Charlotte/Rock Hill

Willing to relocate: San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, or Denver.

Technologies: AWS, SQL, JavaScript, Postgress, MongoDB, CSS, HTML, PHP, React, Angular, Laravel, Vue, Heroku, and I would like to learn Python and Ruby(on Rails).

Résumé/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/j-haggerty-01915556/

Github: https://github.com/JennHaggerty

Email: thejenniferhaggerty@gmail.com
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Well, yeah, on one hand, getting criticized for not serving some group of consumers is much easier to handle than off-the-wall support requests and complaints about poor support.

But on the other hand, this is how most of the internet works, after all. No one is translating HN comments to Finnish real-time, right?
It plays to the crowd. I get it, and I'd do the same.

Your original argument was that you purposefully enabled and published AMP on your site and then complained that Google `stole' your content, which normally would elicit groans and criticism on a technology site, but it played to the crowd. I'd keep playing that tune as long as people will listen.
Could you explain how it's exclusionary? Not following.

As much as I wish it would go away, I understand it wont because it's low hanging fruit. That's my issue - is that it's lazy marketing at best.
The other issue is buying the chips themselves, they're only available to OEM partners right now AFAICT (not listed on Newegg or anywhere else I'd expect to be able to buy retail boxed server CPUs).
Dollar Shave Club | DevOps/SRE/Infrastructure Engineer | Los Angeles, CA | Full-Time | Onsite | www.dollarshaveclub.com

ABOUT DSC: We’re on a mission to build a better bathroom. We started with razors way back in 2011, and now millions and millions of Members later, we’ve expanded into shave products, skin care, hair styling, with more to come. We’re always growing and reinventing, and we rely on killer talent to help us achieve our goal of owning the bathroom. If you’re a team-playing innovator, you’ll fit right in. A sense of humor helps, too.

ROLE SUMMARY:
Interested in writing Go and contributing to OSS? Excited about Docker, Kubernetes, Mesos and the brave new world of containerized distributed applications? DSC is looking for a Software Development Engineer in Infrastructure (SDEI)! Help us make men’s lives better while building amazing tools to keep our systems humming and our member’s personal information safe and secure.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
You will work as a member of our Infrastructure Team, bringing an experienced and pragmatic security-focused point of view to all projects.
You will be the nucleus of a cross-functional team to evaluate DSC’s security posture and address any threats that may arise.
You will build systems and tools that help all of Engineering to write and deploy more secure code.
You will spend at least 50% of your working hours writing code for tools and systems that support DSC Engineering.
You will participate in all Infrastructure projects (not just security-related) as a well-rounded Infrastructure/DevOps generalist.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Strong in at least one programming language. Go (golang), Python or Ruby are great. Shell languages (or config management tools) do not count.
Familiarity with Go, or a willingness to learn (don’t worry -- it’s designed to be easy to pick up).
Passion for security or crypto-related topics. If you like to pen-test in your spare time or you write crypto tools for fun we’d like to hear from you!
Familiarity with public cloud providers (AWS in particular) is a plus
Desire to build tools and automation.
Ability to think creatively and invent new solutions to tough cutting-edge problems.
Ability to thrive in fast-paced cross-functional teams

Reach out to benjamen+hnjobs@dollarshaveclub.com if interested.
I think CAD is a great example, because CAD products do exist for Mac OSX, which at this point is the only viable competitor to Windows, even including a 2015 port of AutoCAD. BIM exist, like ArchiCAD. It's not that the Mac is a complete dead end, but the resources required to target the Mac are non-trivial and it has to be worth the investment.

For years high end Unix workstations dominated in the 3D graphics and design field, in engineering, industrial design and fabrication, basically anywhere a computer+engineer generated the kind of income which justified a $50,000 computer (epitomized by SGIs and Dec Alphas) plus equally or more expensive software licenses.

What happened is the bottom dropped out of the hardware market. The Pentium Pro came along, Windows NT 4.0 was released with OpenGL support, Nvidia brought powerful 3D to the consumer desktop, computers with 256MB or more of RAM were commonplace, and all of this was available for a few thousand dollars. Over time, almost everyone making software for these platforms either jumped ship or went broken.

So while there's a historical precedent for this same migration in the computer field, something's different this time. There's no room at the bottom.
SUSE | Software Engineer | REMOTE (worldwide) or ONSITE| Full Time

Linux Kernel File System Engineer (BTRFS)

We are currently seeking a new member of the SUSE Labs team to perform as a Linux kernel file system engineer with a focus on the btrfs file system. SUSE is deeply involved in btrfs development, and wants to grow the file system team even more. You will work on diagnosing and addressing performance, stability, data integrity, error recovery, and feature development of btrfs; you'll represent yourself actively within the global Linux kernel development community.

The team is widely distributed around the world, and most of its members are working remotely. If you want to work from a SUSE office instead, that is fine as well.

How to apply

Preferably, submit all relevant information in a single PDF file, so that no important detail is lost in transit. Give us some time to process your application. Expect the interview to be done over phone. Form submission for this position at https://jobs.suse.com/job/united-states/kernel-file-system-e...

This is not the only job opening currently available at SUSE, see suse.com/jobs
Wait until GDPR kicks in on May 25, 2018. ANY company that collects data on EU citizens (Name, phone number, email adress, geo location) will be required to comply or be subject to 20 million euro fines. So your Apple Store app that you offer for free because you use it to collect data? You must hire a Data Protection Officer (DPO)and be able to erase a user's data on request. I predict that will lead to blocking EU citizens from many services outright to avoid having to comply with an onerous regulation.
http://www.ginetta.net | Frontend: Modular CSS (BEM etc.) & Javascript | Zurich | Salary: 95k-100k CHF| EU passport only

Ginetta is a UX/web-agency that builds digital products for Swiss SMEs and enterprises. The founder worked at Google New York in UX and the projects are rather big for Swiss standards although we only have 25 employees. As an engineer here, you need to be able to talk to business people, UX-researchers, designers and other non-technical folks. There are no managers, you manage yourself and your team.

Salary: 90k-100k CHF (on top you get 6000 CHF conference bonus, free lunches worth 400 a month, mobile phone, half-price card for trains)

Relocation bonus: No official policy as we are rather small and did not introduce a policy about this.

Days of vacation: 20 (public holidays go on top of that)

Probation period: 3 months (by Swiss law)

Company size: 25 people

Tech stack: Modern web frontend stack: Gulp, Webpack, ES6, Vue, React. It's always decided on a case-by-case basis. Our engineers even speak at conferences about these things: https://www.frontendconf.ch/speakers/joao-figueiredo

Interview process:

1) CV + coding sample

2) Coding task

3) Onsite day or test week

Send a mail with your Github or / and resume to:

jobs@ginetta.tech
Price theory. Microeconomics… which is largely how a single actor makes a decision, whether to buy something or where to set a price, and how that leads to market equilibria when many people do that in some utility-maximizing manner.
Location: EU UTC+1

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Elastic-search/Solr, Postgresql/Mysql/rdbms, Cassandra, Redis, nosql

Previously I've done entire SaaS apps, rest-apis, multi-((green)threaded/processes/), realtime analytics, adserver, worked for big co, small startups, MIT research team.

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/15x28iwoobfjn7d/Dorian%20Hoxha%20R....

Email: Inside resume or inside the account page.
An update on the state of the Reddit repositories
Can't you measure how much energy is used during charging?
Most of my side projects are like that -- just an excuse to learn something and more often than not abandoned when I have learned what I wanted. Not the best way to develop software but a great one to learn new technology.
Yea, I've used Mint. I didn't care for it. Arch was not my first pick, I used it after using it a bunch.
We do. Come do an AMA for us next week. Tomorrow's is by a senior from the college who cracked GATE, went to IIT-D and is now working with Visa in Bangalore. EMail me.
Aside from building out new features, which I'm not in the middle of, I don't spend time on the app. My business partner handles support which is currently around 20-30 tickets per month. This is a side thing for us, we try to just let the app run without playing around with it too much.
My understanding of those professions (strippers, hairstylists, etc) is they pay the business they work at up front for the night (or maybe week or month) and are expecting to make their money back and then some by the end of that short period of time.

Taxi Medallions are different, especially in large cities. They can cost $300,000 to $1,000,000+, upfront. Most taxi cab drivers have to take out a loan or lease the medallions in order to pay for it, and then they're beholden to the loaner for a long, long time.

This is why taxi cab drivers HATED when Uber starting taking away their business and didn't just shrug their shoulders, buy a black car, and join Uber. They are pretty much stuck and can't easily get out of it.

That's completely different than these other professions where if something isn't working out, you can switch which place you go to or try something else next week or next month.
You definitely need a medallion if you want to be a taxi driver.

But the medallion isn't an indicator that you're an expert professional driver. So it's different than, say, an M.D. or a law degree that are required because those things are difficult and the public needs protection from frauds.
Let's connect on mail. Check profile.
Or just say 20% of your time you can do what you want. Seems like a solved problem to me.
And dog training.
SEEKING WORK / EU UTC+1 / Remote

Technologies: Python, Elastic-search/Solr, Postgresql/Mysql/rdbms, Cassandra, Redis, nosql

Previously I've done entire SaaS apps, rest-apis, multi-(threaded/processes), realtime analytics, adserver, product search engine. Worked for big co & small startups.

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/15x28iwoobfjn7d/Dorian%20Hoxha%20R....

Email: Inside resume or inside the account page.
The real crime against the open web is twitter (and google, and facebook...) replacing all their links with t.co redirects.
70 expert Apache Cassandra users who actively use Apache Cassandra for in-production workloads. Their workloads represent more than 200 clusters running 600TB of combined data on Apache Cassandra. A few insights:
* Cassandra Version 2.x (including DSE 4) is the most popular with more than 50% of deployments utilizing this version.
* Performance, Tuning, and Administration accounted for 70% of total identified core Apache Cassandra challenges.
* More than 30% of respondents don’t run repair over their Cassandra cluster.
I'd put licensing fees for hairstylists in the same category, but it is the large price of medallions (hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars), and the long term commitment that creates that draws the analogy to indentured servitude. Along with the fact that medallions are government mandated and controlled. At least a hairdresser trying to rent a chair might have options to find other places, or even open their own shop.
Away | Senior Full Stack Software Engineer | New York, NY | ONSITE, REMOTE | https://www.awaytravel.com

Away is modernizing the travel experience, beginning with your luggage, while striving to set the example for how socially conscious companies should conduct themselves.

We're looking for a forward-thinking Senior Full Stack Engineer to join our team. The ideal candidate will be a passionate thought-leader that is adept at creating elegant, future-facing experiences and technologies.

If you're working with any of the following, drop us a line! React, JS-In-CSS, Animation/Motion, GraphQL, Universal app builds, Rails

https://boards.greenhouse.io/away/jobs/823596
Focus on programming
Watching "The Social Network" movie, I've noticed that they call "Online" the state when the programmer ~sits, and start coding, no matter what happens aside him, and do not even procrastinate, just code it(just do it
) ~. unfortunately, I cant achieve this state by my own. So, can anyone do this? And , if yes, can you give some tips/advices.
thanks in advance, of a computer science student.
Blackbird Studios | San Francisco | Onsite or Remote | Fulltime or Parttime contract to hire

Blackbird Studios is a full service digital product studio. We specialize in a holistic approach inspired by HCD and Lean. Services include CTO consulting, product strategy, engagement strategy, UX/UI, and development plus long term BML iterations and maintenance. We work with large and small companies/startups on projects ranging from 1-6 months with 2-6 people on each project.

We build full stack web, mobile, physical installations, etc. Our favorite stack is react/redux (more recently GraphQL), Elixir/Phoenix (although frequently Rails, Node, etc), and React Native.

Working at Blackbird (and consulting in general) is very different from larger product companies. We operate in very strategic relationships with our clients which gives us a unique opportunity every few months to deep dive into a new interesting understanding of our client's business and build ground up new apps where everyone is making major and early contributions.

I am a founder so ask me anything! We're looking in particular for mid/sr level devs but if there are other aspects of what we do that interest you definitely still hit me up!

Email me at contact@blackbird-studios.io
Scripts pulled from cdn.ampproject.org. Should they be long cached on the browser? Should the browser hot replace references? Etc etc etc. There are a lot of interesting, beneficial discussions that can and should take place about this notion of a "lite" web, but instead it all gets short circuited with a losing defiance. The most tiresome is the recurring proclamation that it isn't really faster because you could technically abide by the same limitations, which completely misses the point.
> Angular is a application framework, Vue is a view library.

React is more a just view library than Vue, Vue is a complete framework actually with built-in reactivity (no MobX thing needed). Redux state management (which is not always needed) and routing nowadays are separate modules in case of all the frameworks, including Vue.
sort of, but not really. It's more like quickcheck. Go read the docs. It's totally awesome.
For my system programming class we had to write a Unix shell in C. I procrastinated and wrote the whole thing in one 38-hour caffeine-fueled sprint on a 32-bit SPARC SunStation. I don't think it supported pipes but it did support input/output redirection and ANDing of commands. Not my best product, but some of my best work.
Out of curiosity, are you talking about Accenture? Cause they have quite bad reputation around here ...
My 2nd year college project (UK college not US very different things) was a VT100 emulator written in Delphi.

In hindsight I should have done what the rest of the class did and took the Blackjack option but there was the option to do our own project instead, I demonstrated it worked by connecting it to my Linux laptop (this was '98, I was a strange 18yo).

I was into LambdaMoo and mtrek at the time and I wanted to understand how they worked better :).
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SciTec | Dayton, OH | Numerical computing and distributed systems developers | ONSITE http://www.scitec.com

SciTec is a R&D-focused small business that develops new algorithms to analyze remote sensor data. We're looking for developers to help create, develop, and deliver new high-throughput data processing algorithms, from R&D prototypes all the way into production environments. Key areas of expertise we're looking for include:

* Numerical computing using C/C++, MATLAB, and Python
* High-throughput distributed computing systems
* Orchestration using Docker on DC/OS

More than specific technologies, we’re looking for developers who are willing to dive into complex problems, work across multiple technology stacks, and help us keep moving algorithms out of the lab and into real-world use. Strong communication skills and systems engineering expertise are key.
If this sounds interesting to you, we have open positions available:

* Image Processing Software Developer (2+ years experience, position focused on development). APPLY: https://scitec.workable.com/j/DAD68207C0
I recommend reading the comments by other users on that post as well. This change isn't as nefarious as it sounds.
Zenreach | Fullstack / Front-End Dev / Product Design |Waterloo, ON Canada | Full-time; Onsite

Zenreach is doing for brick-and-mortar merchants what Google did with cost-per-click marketing for online businesses. We're backed by leading investors with decades of experience in building enterprise hardware and software. We were also featured as one of the top breakout startups of 2017!

www.zenreach.com/careers

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Location: India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Java, Android, Ruby (Rails and Sinatra),
React, C++, Python, Node.js, AngularJS, CSS, Postgres, Haskell

Email: harshvd95@gmail.com

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxKnnfKOek1Id0w2Z1BpeDNCWlU...
Twitter has a big bot problem
Fossil Fuel Subsidies Topping 5Tn
Had to poke around Wikipedia a bit to remind myself of the generic term mass driver.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_driver

BTW, they seem to be a staple of sci-fi anime, Gundam shows in particular, and look quite a bit like a roller coaster with an abrupt upward ending.
Your thoughts on the Lofstrom loop concept? It seems like the most practical non-rocket idea at the moment.
I was thinking about this after I made the comment and should've clarified whether I was logged in or not, since you're right, you will get different results if you're logged in or not.

For the record, I wasn't logged into my gmail account when I made the searches.
But Google is saying that it's optimized for a wide variety of devices...
Any specific reason you used a dedicated eh GPU instead of just the integrated one? Or do ryzen igp's not do too well?
The cache architecture is open, so that anybody (eg, Twitter) can run their own AMP cache.
FIY: I get an HTTPS certificate error on Chrome
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The whole point of a side project is to over-engineer it! The thought of holding myself to deadlines and driving myself to "ship" is totally antithetical to the entire purpose of a hobby project. It's a welcome relief from the 9-to-5 constant necessity to cut corners and finish things without ever properly understanding them because there's no time.

For my side projects, I actually want to go down rabbit holes. I will try the same thing 7 different ways and benchmark the hell out of them. I'll read all the documentation and every blog post I can find. Learn a new language just to see if its features make things ever so slightly easier. Learn a new framework, write a new framework, throw it away and write a new one.

The point isn't to ship code, it's to learn. Honestly I don't care if it ever ships. And even when I do release one, I don't care if nobody uses it except me.
So, um, ... what happened to those now "useless" servers. Wondering for a friend ;-)
Google refunds advertisers over fake news traffic
That could be one reason why it's priced so high: because they wouldn't be able to make enough to meet demand otherwise. They can price it extremely high to keep demand under control, and negotiate special pricing with a few selected customers that they really care about pleasing.
Can you hint at your market? I'm in a sizable market and my competitors are in the 125-150 range. I think I produce better work, but my first few major projects that lasted a few years are only now winding down and I'm out seeking new work. I'd like to experiment with different pricing strategies with the positive reputation I've accumulated.