skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Industry Dive | https://industrydive.com/jobs | Washington, DC | ONSITE F/T

Industry Dive is a six-year old B2B media company that provides business news and analysis to millions of executives in a dozen different industries.

We're expanding our engineering team and have open positions for both Jr and Sr Web Developers. The company has grown significantly over the last year and we want to make sure we have enough bandwidth to stay focused on innovation.

We are mostly a Python shop and major projects include a CMS built on Django and a Data Warehouse ETL process built on Apache Airflow.

The best candidates are self-motivated, entrepreneurial, curious, collaborative, and enjoy working on a variety of different projects and technologies. This position reports to the CTO (me). Please feel free to reach out with any questions: eli-at-industrydive-dot-com

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We are also hiring reporters, writers and editors especially those with business journalism experience.
Yet I have 32 GB of RAM on my machine, and rather than use any of that, VS2017 will just use < 2GB, and swap constantly on large solutions. The 32-bit restriction is getting ridiculous.

Its the main reason I'm excited about Rider.
I wonder if this this is the same area of the brain that causes the feeling of deja vu?
If Ryan wanted to say we've been dreaming of [cutting spending] since you and I were drinking out of kegs he could have said that. But he didn't. He was talking about cutting Medicaid. He wasn't talking about canceling the F35. Indeed FY18 procures 46 more F35s.

http://comptroller.defense.gov/Portals/45/Documents/defbudge...
The Race for AI Company Acquisitions
I never put two and two together until just now, but probiotics got rid of my acid reflex as well.

I used to live on calcium tablets basically.
Thank you! This was one of my favorite papers while I was in grad school. I still talk about this all the time when I review papers.
I don’t buy your argument. People will still invest because investment generates a return on their money. Additionally, if the savings rate becomes too high the government has the ability to tax and reinvest that revenue as appropriate.

Inflation is a hidden tax that impacts the poor and middle classes the most. Worse, wealthy people have the means to escape inflation. Today the worlds weathiest simply buy land and property. Is that the sort of “investment” you’re cheering for as a positive result of inflation?
I did a vuejs/html5 web interface for wireguard recently and found it delightful to work with.

There was a few pain points on the way, if anyone is interested in learning from my mistakes.

- there is no option to specify listener ip+port tuples

- logical sub-interfaces work fine, unless they happen to emit a vlan tag, then wireguard drops the traffic:

ping: sendmsg: Protocol not supported

- almost every virtual ethernet device in the kernel calls eth_hw_addr_random(dev); to ensure a proper link-layer address, seems to be missing in wg

- "allowed-ips" cannot be turned off; when a routing table entry with a gateway address is used to specify exactly which peer some subnet should be routed to, then one has to also manually maintain an "allowed-ips" setting that contains a duplicate of the information in the routing table

- when one "allowed-ips" setting is added to a peer, wg may silently remove "allowed-ips" on another, unrelated peer. this caught me by surprise while trying to connect 2 VRFs from site A to site B and C over a common tunnel infrastructure, which may have been stretching things a bit

Enjoy wireguard!
I fear the grand majority of people and companies prefer economic advantage over what's right at the end of the day.
Solving 50 Euler problems in under 0.1 seconds with Rust
Math and Pencil | Software Engineer | Anywhere/NYC | Full-time | https://www.mathandpencil.com

We are a small full-stack consulting agency with locations on the US East and West coast (Seattle, DC, Philly, NYC, Maryland, and Buffalo). I am looking for a talented full stack (but if you know python really well, that is enough) developer looking to work remotely full-time building applications using:

React/Redux/Jest/Websockets, Python(Django), Postgres/Redis, AWS/S3/Ubuntu, CircleCI/Jenkins

My client is a well-funded start-up changing the ways in which hurricane insurance is bought/sold/and priced. We are building extremely exciting real-time technologies and you will have a lot of leverage/ownership of the product/features you are building

If you are located in or near NYC a plus, but it shouldn't matter for the right candidate.

For more info: joseph dot misiti @ mathandpencil.com
Are you saying she didn't write the content of the newsletters, or moderate the Slack, or write those blog posts? I don't think anyone is contending that she wrote the code but I know my own interest in WakaTime would have waned without the community and the newsletters.

I am still unsatisfied with your version of events because it seems to discount that Priyanka did any work at all.
Location: Boston, MA (no visa needed)

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: sorry, not at the moment.

Technologies: embedded C; Linux systems programming; functional programming (Lisp, Haskell, some Scala); Ruby on Rails; generic languages such as Java, C++, and Python

Resume/CV: www.linkedin.com/in/eli-sennesh-412126b

Email: elisennesh@gmail.com

I'm looking for contract or full-time engineering positions. I've got passions for functional programming, programming languages, low-level systems, and probabilistic machine learning, but I also just enjoy learning new things, gaining new skills. I've really been enjoying Ruby on Rails lately, and would like to get into positions where I can do More Things rather than bury myself in a niche.
A combination of several well-known principles:

- "everything around is Soviet, everything around is mine",

- "they pretend they pay us salary, we pretend we work" (in this order),

- no competition meant exclusively single points of failure in decision making chains of authority, i.e. ossified management structures with no self-correcting loops,

- resource allocation and deallocation by a central planning authority.
Curly braces offend? There are other language families than C-descended, you know :D

Delphi goes for /reading/ code. My experience - and anecdotally, reading comments others say - is that it is a literate, readable, clear language. One of the biggest problems with long-term coding and big projects is "write-only code", and the language can help.
Bitcoin doesn't easily scale in its current form. For that, people have invented the Lightning Network (https://lightning.network). LN is a layer 2 solution which sacrifices a modicum of trustlessness in favor of fewer on-chain transactions. Suppose you want to buy a cup of coffee every day with the same vendor. You could agree to do all transactions in the Lightning Network, reducing the number of on-chain transactions from 30 to 2. This cuts fees and increases usability.
Frameshift Genomics | Full Stack Web Developers | Boston, MA

Frameshift Genomics (http://frameshift.io) is hiring full-stack web developers to work on the iobio project (http://iobio.io), building a real­-time genomics visualization and analysis platform.

We need help creating web applications with functionality ranging from visualizing terabytes of biological data to fine grained interrogation of disease­ causing mutations. To support these apps, we are looking to create systems that will analyze and search huge amounts of genomic data, support our visualization and collaboration needs, and provide a robust API. Our technology stack is postgres, node, and vue.js.

The successful applicant will be involved in both designing and building these systems and apps and will also help with our goal of simplifying genomic analysis in order to move toward precision medicine.

Remuneration will include both a competitive salary and stock in Frameshift Genomics. Contact us at cmiller@frameshift.io

Required Skills
- JavaScript proficient
- Experience building web applications
- Can work effectively in a team environment

Desirable Skills
- Database Experience, especially with scaling postgres
- Experience building commercial grade web applications
- Genomics/Biology experience
- Web security experience
- Javascript client framework experience (e.g. React, Vue)
- Node.js
- Security, data access control and authentication experience

Compensation
- Competitive Salary
- Stock
Manager can always punish people they don't like. This doesn't change anything in that regard.
Josh.ai | https://www.josh.ai/jobs | Denver CO | ONSITE Full-time

Josh is a voice controlled home automation system. Like Siri or Google Now, the Josh programming language is built to support natural language voice commands. This includes greetings, questions, instructions, and more. Further, Josh is built to control and connect any “smart” device, from any device. For example, with Josh you can turn on your speakers from your watch, change the temperature from your phone, shut off the lights from your desktop, etc.

We're looking for various roles, but primarily a Node.js/React/React Native developers to work on front end and cloud architecture. We're also looking for some device level developers who would work creating device drivers primarily in C++

Apply by sending a resume to jobs@josh.ai, and note which position from the website you're interested in.
Haven't received a reply either. Also have seen the OP post the same response here multiple times. Is there much benefit in keeping the flood gates open if you're already overwhelmed?
Educative | Seattle, WA | Part-Time | Contract | Computer Science Instructor, Machine Learning Instructor, Data Science Instructor, Web Development Instructor | REMOTE | https://www.educative.io

Educative is an interactive learning platform for software engineers. Instructors create lessons using Educative's course builder. Students learn using coding playgrounds, embedded web applications, coding challenges, etc. without the need to install anything on their machines.

We are looking for experts in Computer Science, Machine Learning, Web Development and Data Science to create Interactive Courses on multiple subjects. All jobs are contract based with flexible deadlines.

We work with engineers with a knack for creating courses, bootcamp instructors, university professors and students who have taken advanced CS courses.

Contact me at fahim {at} educative.io.
Precisely. We'll contact you if we find your profile interesting.
Haplo | Senior Software Developer | London, UK | Full time, ONSITE

Are you an experienced generalist developer looking for a place you can write your best code and help an enthusiastic team learn?

https://www.haplo-services.com/jobs/senior-developer

We build research information management systems for universities, on top of our open source Haplo platform.

https://haplo.org

Like a startup: Small dedicated team. No barriers to doing your best work. Opportunity to get involved with everything, should you want to. Lovely office, great coffee. Ambition to change the world in a small but significant way.

Not like a startup: Sensible working hours. Quiet environment away from the hustle. No random pressure from investors. Quality product without hacks.

https://www.haplo-services.com/jobs
I think it might be really difficult to measure the true impact of these posts on people.

I for one usually ignore political type posts on social media just like I ignored banner ads of the 90s
How is that an argument for inflation?
I'm not sure, maybe it is worth checking the source code.

An update checker is nice though! I wish firefox had one, but at least there's FFUpdater.
Credy.in (YC W17) | Python (Django) Developer, Android Developer | Bengaluru | ONSITE | Full-Time

Credy is a Fintech platform that is working to revolutionize Indian personal loan market. We are using technology, data and strong financial risk management to deliver the new way of borrowing and lending. We are a marketplace for personal loans, connecting institutional lendeers to borrowers seeking loans. We remove the paperwork, delays and pricing inefficiency that is common in bank loans. Our platform is backed by Aadhaar and IndiaStack, placing us at the frontier of financial innovation in India.

Our stack is broadly based on Python3, Django, Angular and Android. We are looking for passionate developers who can help build and scale awesome products.

We are looking to hire for Software Engineering role in backend and android space. The candidates should have 2-3 years of experience in building products using the relevant technologies(Django for backend, app development for Android), along with a passion to learn and experiment with new technologies.

Email at abhasha[at]credy.in to apply!
Darn, can't seem to be able to delete.
>which assumes you know what you're doing

This is exactly my point, there should be no autovivification - I'd wager most people using perl these days don't know what they're doing, they're reluctantly editing some legacy code.

It's a dangerous default behaviour that can lead to very hard to debug errors. Most languages don't do this so people don't expect it; I don't know C# but can immediately tell what the code you wrote is doing. Explicit is better.

It's extra confusing because if you try and dereference undef without accessing a value it's an error:

perl -Mstrict -WE 'my $test; say @{ $test };'
Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at -e line 1.

What harm is there in a warning? You can disable classes of warnings in perl if you want to, or turn them off completely. I would much rather be explicit so I don't accidentally use some magic.
Google is launching an AR and VR object library called Poly
Unless you're paying Netflix-like salary, your interview process reeks of hubris and arrogance. Not even Google has this many ridiculous hoops to jump through.
> She risked, and lost, all that and ended up going to prison for acting on inside information

That is not why she went to prison.
Yep great tool :)
> for some reason the git diff visualizer doesn't really work anymore

Yep, exact same issue with recent releases VS Code releases on RHEL. Every few days VS Code starts diffing against an old version of the code and I have to completely exit and restart.
Does the second part scale linearly ? Does scraping 200 entries mean 20$ ? If it does, I might be interested in making some 150-200 bucks a month scraping websites for you given that it's a decent amount in the place I currently live
Cool, but I don't really get the intended audience, if there's any specific? Games? I guess VR/AR stuff, like Google cardboard.

I like that they have the C64: https://poly.google.com/view/9Qc5EtYmJry although they call it "Keyboard (not combined)".
More like "the set of things you can do with functions, where you've got a strong prior on the functions being things like spacial mappings with certain invariances." So basically more like, "functions for vision problems."
Remember the triad: time, cost, quality - pick two.

Selecting the right service/agency for translation is primarily related to what content (and what degree of accuracy) you need. Translating content for a website advertising a medical device is very different than translating social media content.

For content that HAS to be correct, I've used www.languagescientific.com
I see your point, but I don’t think that’s as clear as the time value of money.

For many people, grad school is where you form some of your best life-long relationships, in an environment where you’re surrounded by like-minded people. Many people would tolerate ramen noodles and free pizza for that trade.
The Unix room scientists at Bell Labs deliberately chose anti-marketing names.

Well done guys, you played yourselves.
How does Bitcoin make the transition from a gold-like store-of-value to a medium-of-exchange then?

If the general consensus is that Bitcoin's value will continue to appreciate, it makes more sense for one to hoard it rather than to use it as digital currency.
Modern history suggests there will be riots. See: Arab Spring, Mexican Tortilla Riots, the current and ongoing riots in Venezuela, etc. Since 2007, some dozen or more countries have suffered from riots caused by famine and rising food prices.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007%E2%80%9308_world_food_pri...

The US is lucky enough to be somewhat insulated from these by virtue of being rich. But we can't guarantee that will always be the case.
North Korean Hackers Stole Submarine Secrets from Daewoo
> the fact that a war is fantastic for the economy is common knowledge

It's pub philosophy, usually based on a very thin understanding of the economic and political conditions of the early 20th century. Unfortunately a lot of people have generalised this 'wisdom' into a broad "what we really need is a good war", as if that war wouldn't devastate pretty much all of the advanced capitalist economies.
Gardens, as in landscaping your yard?
What do you suggest as an alternative?
So how is this particular feature priced? Is it set up so the analytics consumes cloud function CPU?
JRuby people will love to have Fibers natively supported by the JVM
It is not true that Tim Cook struck a deal with the NSA. Nor is it true that Apple has worked with the NSA for PRISM.

NSA likely exploited the SSL vulnerability in iOS 6.0 (released Sept 2012, NSA added Apple Oct 2012) and got access to snoop on Apple's data.

After pulling the phrase "participate knowingly" out of thin air, Washington Post was forced to walk back that statement:

"Hours after the news broke, and every company bar PalTalk and AOL denied any knowledge of the program and allegations of their involvement, the Post has changed its stance. The phrase “participate knowingly” has been removed from the article, a new passage suggests the firms were unaware of PRISM"

https://thenextweb.com/us/2013/06/07/wapost-backtracks-on-cl...
How do you personally define 'most important'?
> stop talking about Bitcoin, focus on the blockchain

What people miss is that the focus on "blockchain" was a way for the finance industry to talk about Bitcoin at a time when it could get you fired for doing so.
If you want to take it a step further: there's an app ([1]) that allows you to aim your smartphone camera at a sign, and it will identify the font, translate the sign to a different language, and edit the image with the translated text. All in real time.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2OfQdYrHRs
An alternate way to do this (which avoids false negatives cause they don't know the same trivia as you) is to ask them to tell you about a tool/library they are excited about. Or ask them to explain some part of their last project in detail. And then keep asking probing questions to see how deep they can go. You get the same sense of "how deeply does this person actually understand the tools they use" but you dramatically reduce the risk of hitting one of their (rare?) blank spots.

Side benefit #1 is you get a sense of what they think is important

Side benefit #2 is you find out if they can accurately gauge how well they know what they think they know

Side-benefit #3 is you might learn something new!
That has been going downhill since Anand left.
Nobody's stupid by definition. Lots of people are provably stupid by very short chains of reasoning, e.g. flat-earthers.
Moveworks | Platform Engineer | Mountain View, CA | Onsite | https://moveworks.workable.com/

MoveWorks.ai is an enterprise SaaS company based in Mountain View, CA founded by entrepreneurs that have a proven track record of scale and exits. The company is comprised of PhDs, engineers, and designers from Facebook, Google, Tsinghua University, and Stanford University. The company is backed by prominent investors, highly successful CIOs, and notable artificial intelligence experts. MoveWorks' current customers are large enterprise companies with more than 1,000 employees with medium to high levels of IT service management maturity.

Must Haves
+ You have built high performance, fault tolerant, scalable backend services in the past
+ You have familiarity with building and integrating with API based platforms and have an understanding of REST and RPC based systems
+ You have experience with SQL and noSQL databases (like PostgreSQL, MySQL, Cassandra and HBase)
+ You feel at home developing on the Linux platform with languages like Java/Scala, Python, or C++
+ You have hands-on experience with IaaS systems like AWS, GCE or Microsoft Azure.

Apply at https://moveworks.workable.com/j/46892E730E
If you have questions, send a message to jobs [a t] moveworks.ai
Which part are you having trouble with, "designer," "good," or "$xxx?"
Replicated | QA Automation Engineer | $100k - $130k + equity | Los Angeles | https://www.replicated.com

Replicated is modernizing the deployment framework for enterprise applications. We are looking for entry-level engineers eager to work to lead the automation of our testing, especially focused on our installable product.

The QA Automation Engineer will continue to build upon our test automation processes to ensure the quality of our cloud based and on premise products and help make our development process as effective as possible. We are looking for someone with knowledge of automation tools like Selenium WebDriver and a passion for building automated systems to join our engineering team. Our tech stack is on the bleeding edge so we don’t expect you to know everything, but a willingness to learn and adapt is definitely a key quality for this role.

In this role you'll be:

- Writing automated tests targeting a wide variety of environments

- Developing effective testing plans and performing some manual tests

- Implementing best practices to integrate QA into our development process

In this role you'll work with a wide rage of tech like: Docker, Kubernetes, Linux, Ansible, AWS and Google Cloud Platform, MySQL, Selenium WebDriver, Golang and more. Again, we don't expect someone coming into the role to have experience with everything, but would like someone that is excited to learn!

This role will be exclusively onsite in Los Angeles.
If you are interested please email austin (at) replicated (dot) com
I would pay $5 a month to have all physical junk mail filtered out of delivery.

Why can't I opt out of "or current resident"?