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Douglas Connect GmbH | Functional programming generalist | Basel, Switzerland | ONSITE w partly remote | Full time or part time

We are a small company based in Basel, Switzerland working on solutions and research in the field of health sciences with a focus on toxicology. It's an exciting time to be in Toxicology as the whole field is moving towards minimizing animal testing by using machine learning to predict toxicity of new compounds.

We are looking for an experienced software engineer who is comfortable with functional programming languages (any of Elm, Elixir, F#, Haskell, OCaml, ...) and has experience both on the backend and in frontend development. Our existing solutions are built mostly with Elm, Python, R and a bit of Scala. You are a resident of Switzerland and while remote work is also possible, you are able to work from our office in Basel at least some of the time.

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Fix the Internet with This One Weird Trick
Unfortunately, the word “diversity” isn’t usually used in that context in the corp world. Disruption is only something to talk about, they don’t want to actually do our, nor hire anyone disruptive to the current culture.
Smart earbuds startup Doppler Labs shuts down after raising $50M+
Knotch | Senior Backend Engineers, Fullstack Engineers, Data Scientist | NYC | On-site or remote

Knotch (https://www.knotch.it) is a series A funded ($14M) brand measurement platform used by some of the world’s largest brands and distributed on some of the internet’s most popular publications. Our stack includes Ruby, NodeJS, Postgres, MongoDB, Rails, Grape, Express, Redis, React, D3, StatsD, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, AWS, and more.

Company benefits:
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- Free lunch
- Free metrocard
- Unlimited vacation and sick days
- Flexible work from home / remote policy
- Dog friendly office
- Discretionary bonus program

Senior Backend Engineer: https://www.knotch.it/jobs?gh_jid=117814

Fullstack Engineer: https://www.knotch.it/jobs?gh_jid=268197

Data Scientist: No JD at the moment, email adam|at|knotch|.|com
Well, many of them lived in poverty and fought in the underground with very little chance of success for a very long time. Also, all the internal record we have, when they are by them-selves, all basically reinforce that. They used communist language and talked about archiving communist goals.
k. what's the link to that page?
The difference was though that the participants didn't experience FoP when the robots were perfectly synched - even though the sensation that was caused was exactly the same.

I think the bigger point is the idea that FoP might be caused by the brain not correctly matching its own actions with sensations caused by those actions.

The example they chose to test that hypothesis might not have been the best, but it's certainly a good starting point to think up better experiments.

The sample size was also very small (12 people I think) - so I don't think they were planning to make any definite claims. This seems to me like a typical case of a "more research is needed" paper hyped up to "scientists discovered that..." by the press.

Nevertheless, I think it's an interesting direction to continue research in.

(Incidentally, it's amazing that the brain actually does attempt to match up actions and sensations - shows once again that biological mechanisms are a lot more sophisticated than one might think at first glance)
and aspirin is apparently good to prevent those. Yet, it'll tear a hole in your stomach... sigh...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/10/30/aspirin-day-ke...
How not? The government has satellites it wants to put in orbit, and therefor must purchase the service like anyone else. Should they get it for free?
> I don't understand what am I looking at.

...

> Should be maximum a high school project.

umm..
What is so special about the human brain?
Depends which ones you're talking about. I get the feeling we're talking at cross purposes.
Congrats to the kafka/confluent team.

Side note: https://pulsar.apache.org also seems to be gaining traction and has a much better story around performance, pub/sub, multi-tenancy, and cross-dc replication. Will be interesting to see the evolution of both going forward.
This is a wash-dry-fold service out of my local laundromat. I just drop off a big sack of laundry in the morning, they weigh it and charge by the pound (Wednesdays is a sub-$1 special), and then I pick it up after work, clean, nicely folded, bagged up, and with all my shirts on hangers. It's pretty close to the best thing ever.
Out of curiosity, what are the chances this geolocation error also exists 170 miles away? I had the exact same thing happen a few weeks ago, from just east of Chicago.
Kaggle | San Francisco | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE | UX Design

You can read the job req and apply here: https://www.kaggle.com/careers/uxdesigner?utm_source=hn

Kaggle is the world's largest machine learning community with over 1.2MM members. Users come to Kaggle to compete in machine learning competitions, share their work through Kaggle Kernels (our cloud based data science workbench) or find datasets on our open data platform.

In March 2017, Kaggle was acquired by Google. Kaggle continues to operate as an independent brand and team within Google.

This is an exciting role for designers. We push features often and get immediate feedback from our community (in the form of user comments and usage levels).

We've made three hires via HN posts, so we take HN referrals very seriously.
Executive summary : It will probably all end in tears.

It would be nice just to have TLS that works with NIO[2].
https://github.com/theden/0xfee1dead.top

Incase the url is blocked for anyone else.
I'm a big fan of fish, particularly with omf. Though honestly it has some performance issues, particularly if your prompt line calls something that could take some time to resolve (such as git status or a du).
ChronoLogic | Hong Kong | REMOTE | $40k - $160k depending on role, location and experience. see below.

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You do realize that Docker containers have an abstract interface and can be run on all OCI runtimes right?
Very sad to see that printing isn't on the roadmap for next year.

If others want this feature, it's tracked in https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/5953
Browse iTunes store without installing iTunes software
Again. Since it has this long ago, and long ago removed[1] when folks realized that OS-native threads are the way to go if you have them.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_threads#Green_threads_in...
>most people don't realize that only 3% of the money supply is printed by the government (the rest is created by private banks)

do you have a source for this claim?
The same PPIs were linked to dementia in a study a few years ago, and I began to transition off at that time. I eat a lot of Tums and generally just try to be more mindful of what I eat. I'm also considering surgery at some point.
Hackhands does not work at all and it is completely inefficient (and frustrating to use) compared to other platforms.

I attempted to use it twice and here is what I don't like about it: They give you NO idea whatsoever of how many people are available through the service, what kind of expertise they have or if/when anyone even will be available. Worse than that is when you submit a request, they don't send you any status updates or anything until you get an email that says "It looks like no experts were available" ask you what time YOU are available instead of letting you know when a fucking expert will be on! They also give you zero clue as to what kind of prices you should expect. Is "$2 a minute" going to attract anyone? How about $3? I don't know!

In summary, I think Hackhands is probably one of the worse services that I've ever wasted my time trying to use.
The Windows equivalent (it sounds like) is Snipping Tool. Start -> Snip will show it. Or you can navigate to it under accessories. Extremely handy.
TripAdvisor removed rape and injury warnings at Mexico resorts, tourists say
One Codex (YC S14) | San Francisco (Mission) | Full-time (ONSITE) | https://www.onecodex.com

One Codex is a platform for microbial genomics. We are a technical, experienced (and profitable!) team working on meaningful problems that range from infectious disease diagnostics to outbreak epidemiology to improving our understanding of the microbiome. We work with top researchers, medical institutions, and biotechs, and have processed samples from all seven continents (and space!).

We're currently looking for generalist engineers across multiple positions, including both those who are backend- and frontend-leaning. Our stack includes Python, Rust, and ES6 Javascript, and we write everything from D3 visualizations to low-level bioinformatics algorithms.

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Clearmatics | Software Engineers | London | On-site or remote

Clearmatics (https://www.clearmatics.com) is an established blockchain R&D company in London, UK. We have good ties to the Open Source / Ethereum community, our Lead Engineer works closely with the Ethereum Foundation, and the company is an EEA Member.

We're looking to hire multiple senior engineers to expand our team. Our stack is Ethereum-like so familiarity and passion with the space is key.
We are looking for people who are not afraid of unknowns and enjoy working with others to problem solve and break new ground. You should have more than a passing interest in the Ethereum or cryptocurrency space, with contributions to Open Source Projects being a distinct plus. You should be able to reason about technical problems, argue thoughtfully and contribute in a team setting.

We have a lot of hard problems to solve. If you'd like to make significant contributions to the blockchain ecosystem and think you are a match then we'd love to hear from you!

https://clearmatics.workable.com/j/649B4309C7
Nintendo is finally switching to Nvidia.
Neither are message queues. NATS is a pub/sub system and NATS Streaming is a client that connects to NATS and stores all messages on certain channels for replay.
That message to the Clojure mailing list is very reassuring, thanks.

> It would be great to see Haskellers and Clojurians discussing bigger picture problems that go beyond language features, because the two communities share a lot of values.

Yes it would be great. The Haskell and Clojure paradigms share too much and their communities are too small to have infights. We've got the whole mutable, OO, world to oppose, for example!
Aptible (YC S14) | Senior Software Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, and Support Engineers | Remote

At Aptible, we make people-centered security products that help developer teams build security into their architecture and their organization’s culture:

Enclave is a container orchestration platform built for developers that automates security best practices and controls needed for deploying and scaling Dockerized apps in regulated industries.

Gridiron is like the missing QuickBooks for security management. It helps developers design and run security management programs that meet and exceed requirements like HIPAA, SOC 2, and ISO 27001. Customers use it to build trust with their own customers and partners, and prepare for certifications.

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What do you mean by "high end"? http://www.gettyimages.com/prestige is about as high-end as it gets in stock photography, but you'll also be paying handsomely for it.
Megacomputers and the quest to understand superstorms
It seems fairly biased politically.
Tech Goes to DC
Why we're (slowly) migrating to Styled Components
Actually, that testament is hard to actually link to Lenin directly. There has been a lot of research on this and the document is extremely suspicious.

Stephen Kotkin in his Stalin biography goes into a lot of detail on all aspects of the testament.

Also, threw-out his career he went with Lenin and Lenin put him into the positions. Basically he had Lenins support all the way until days before he died. A bit strange to say the least.
A manifesto against the technological singularity
looks like termbin's clone (termbin.com)
Show HN: Fashion Sale Foraging Messenger Bot
Is it me or is HN slowly becoming a "clever comments" site? don't get me wrong I like comments that draw a smile on my face, but I think I already have that in almost every other site out there (9gag, Facebook, Instagram) please lets keep HN memes-free. I miss the old days when I used to read HN and I was kind of afraid of commenting anything because all the comments were well written, almost all of them contributed something useful, they used to have good arguments and usually only people who knew about the topic took the time to contribute something.
Why not just say "we recognize this font but don't have the license/permission to tell you what it is?"
'Twisted' Light Could Illuminate New Path for Wireless Communications
It is true a Dr could in theory do what they want to but there are treatment guidelines and if they vary off that too much then the medical board could get after them. This happens I know a Doctor who wanted to treat lymes disease for patients and the medical board didn't like that it seems she was experimenting with what would work to treat it (this was about 15 years ago when it was pretty new).
This line alone shows how they don't even grasp the concept of opt-in:

this._userOptIn = typeof config.userOptIn === 'undefined' ? true : config.userOptIn;

https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/b0a7b57d46a2dc1bafe...
There's nothing to "fix" - NATS is a distributed and fast pub/sub system. NATS Streaming is actually a client, it uses NATS to communicate and basically just subscribes to some topics, saves messages it receives, and will then replay them back to you if asked.

Imagine how you would build a persistent logging app on top of NATS, and that's what NATS Streaming is.
Screw theory! I can't wait until someone smart discovers that FACT works at ohmic scale!

- Freedom and constraint topology -- A way of considering flexure bearing systems.

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

https://www.flexible.seas.ucla.edu
This is a really neat looking project (and the GH readme references the original HN discussion). For folks who are generally into TTY UIs and dashboards, I also want to point out the Blessed terminal rendering lib and its ecosystem (which even includes a React bridge!):

- https://github.com/chjj/blessed
- https://github.com/yaronn/blessed-contrib
- https://github.com/Yomguithereal/react-blessed

(edited for syntax and also to clarify I am not affiliated with the above, just a fan)
Are you open to non-summer internships (spring)?
For how Report URI works in your browser, see the original RFC [1] from 2015. The OWASP recommendation for HTTP Security Headers [2] gives some useful extra information on the how the HTTP Security headers hang together.

1: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7469#section-2.1.4

2: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Secure_Headers_Project...
Nest Secure alarm system
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Service Partner ONE | Junior Frontend Engineer, VP Product Management | BERLIN, Germany | Full-time | ONSITE

Service Partner ONE is the technology partner for modern office management in Europe. Our platform supports customers across all industries in all processes outside of their core business, pursuing the digital revolution of office management. By connecting customers with the right service providers and streamlining their interactions we improve the working situation in every office we operate in. Someone called us the WeWork without walls.

We are a very open minded team of experienced professionals who are still eager to learn something new every day. We use a diverse stack but mainly Java/Spring in the Backend and React/Redux in the Frontend. We are always open to new technologies and methodologies as long as you are willing to teach your teammates how to use them.

We are currently looking for:
* Junior Frontend Engineer - https://www.servicepartner.one/de/jobs/junior-frontend-devel...
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Please apply through the website :)
Open-source images and Sketch files of popular devices
Awesome!

I wonder if unicode characters could be used on top of libcaca for an even more accurate rendering.
Running Kafka is just fine, the issues arise when a node fails, when you need to add data and re-partition a topic. However, it is not that hard once you know what to do, but Kinesis is simpler but it is expensive as shit.
How big is your family?

Assuming your dishwasher(s) can hold 3-4 days' worth of dishes, you can totally do that now. Hiring a housekeeper to come in twice a week to do dishes and laundry is probably in your price range.
In the article it says up to 8 fold increase in stomach cancer for 3+ years, that is insanely significant and for those taking it for 1+ years it's 4-fold.

I was prescribed this for long term use because mine is especially bad but I was too lazy to follow through and felt embarrassed asking for it again so I just eliminated some trigger foods and followed doctors advice on posture and letting food digests for an hour before lying down. It made a huge difference
If you are developer with passion for driving, cars, simulations, video games etc. And would be willing to relocate to Norway, feel free to pm me.

Unity experience would be nice
BB&T, through its "BB&T Charitable Foundation", spent a lot of money injecting Ayn Rand into college curricula:

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2015/10/16/new-paper-det...

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=9010409...
Actually I think these comments are usually moderated out pretty heavily on HN. Anything that does not add to the discussion is usually removed. I was surprised to see the comment you replied to still in the thread.
Would love to hear what resonates or doesn't and why :)
I have a bookmark folder for these: https://bookmarkos.com/f/PZ_8FUO6Sqw
My favorites are Unsplash and Pexels
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South Korea is capable of that.
I am already doing it.

Ready when you are!
Well you’re right in that you have no idea what you’re looking at.

Ever tried to render an interactive cli gui as a website in a browser? It’s atrivial.

It’s a neat project that has the added twist of rendering it’s own status. You’re seeing the htop output of the server rendering its own htop output.
> As long as debugging isn't fundamentally incompatible with a unikernel approach, it's just a matter of maturity.

Well no, it's not "fundamentally" incompatible, it just doesn't seem very practical. And practicality matters IMHO.

Maybe I'm missing something but it seems the debug mode of these systems would be very similar to how you debug a regular kernel. I.e. you have some GDB stub provided by your hypervisor. That might be fine for GDB, but what about all the tools to observe a running system? How would I ftrace, perf, strace, netstat, tcpdump, poke around in /proc and /sys etc?

Sure there is noting stopping you from developing equivalent tools. But it's not very practical. Building a truly isolated container environment for Linux (something like Zones) would also give you isolation and provisioning speed, but you get to keep all your tooling.