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Overleaf (www.overleaf.com) | REMOTE | Ops Engineer & Growth Hacker

We're hiring for two positions at Overleaf, which is an online LaTeX editor with over 2 million registered users. We help academics collaborate more effectively and make LaTeX easier to work with. We recently acquired ShareLaTeX.com and are merging the two platforms into Overleaf v2.

1. Ops Engineer: We want to migrate our infrastructure to Google Cloud/AWS/Docker from our current setup based around Chef-server running on Linode. The technologies we currently use and will still need to support before any migration include Ubuntu, Redis, MongoDB, Haproxy, Nginx, Node.js, Jenkins and Docker. The Ops job will involve responsibilities like:

- Modifying our Node.js services to work with different architectures as they evolve

- Improving auto-scaling for our LaTeX compiling backend

- Management & maintenance of our infrastructure

- Improving our CI and deployment process

- Testing and improving our backup & backup verification process, and emergency procedures

- Keeping our emergency monitoring services tested and up to date

- Improving and automating the Docker build process of our open source and onsite package

- Being on call to deal with out of hours emergencies

2. Growth Hacker: We are looking for a data-driven and technically savvy marketer to:

- Develop and test new content, propositions, landing pages and experiences

- Drive conversions and improve our funnel analysis

- Drive engagement and make sure churn stays low

- Monitor and improve our search engine rankings (no black hats)

- Integrate content from Overleaf v1 and ShareLaTeX for the combined 'v2' website

- Work with our CEO and CMO to shape our online marketing strategy for both B2B and B2C

- Work with our development team to make sure that we are collecting the data we need

Some reasons you'd enjoy working with us:

- Around 80% of our codebase is open-source and we’re big fans of Free Software.

- Working hours can be flexible to your needs. Applicants in or near GMT preferred.

- We’re agile (with a lowercase a). We test thoroughly (unit and acceptance), we have a CI build process, a full staging environment to play with, and we automate as much as possible.

- Remote is a first class citizen, all founders and employees work remotely. We get everyone together in London every few months for valuable face to face time.

Send us an email with a CV and cover letter: jobs@overleaf.com
Cabana Blockchain | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE, REMOTE | $80k - $140k (USD/BTC)

Cabana Blockchain is developing blockchain-enabled IoT devices for your smart home. Our devices will improve your life while communicating and transacting over a private blockchain. We're a privately-owned stealth startup company operating out of San Francisco, CA.

We're looking to hire for the following positions:

Hardware - Electrical Engineer (ONSITE)

Hardware - Firmware Engineer (ONSITE, REMOTE)

Hardware - Mechanical Engineer (ONSITE)

Software - Backend Developer (ONSITE, REMOTE)

Software - Frontend Developer (ONSITE, REMOTE)

Please visit https://cabanablockchain.com/careers for details.
If only this article were about squirrels :P
[In Latvia they can celebrate liberation, in Ukraine they can celebrate independence; but in Russia it’s very hard to do that. So in that sense, the legacies go on but the people really paying for it now are the Russians, rather than anyone else]

This. This is so hard to understand even to most Russians.

Funny how he then proceeds to tell about violence in Crimea. Does he imagine that people of Crimea aren't the ones who are paying, and who could be happy as a part of newly nationalistic Ukraine?
Is there a way to extract real time information from a Fitbit or similar fitness wristband? I'd love to push running data to a display I can see as I jog by.
IBM branch offices once ruled the computing world
But we don't live in a "true" capitalistic value system, and most people don't approach their relationships in the game-theoretic way you're describing. So while you're correct about the point of the article, I think you're overstating the influence of capitalist ideology in the general case of human relationships.

Also, pasting the same comment in the thread several times makes it seem as if you don't actually care to respond to what other posters are saying, you just want to spam your thoughts.
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 (DS & Algo), Programming (C++, C#, Java), Web Development(React, Vue, Angular, MobX etc.), Machine Learning and Data Science. If you can want to write on a topic that's relevant to software engineers, we should talk. All jobs are contract based.

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

Contact me at fahim {at} educative.io.
Because it's illegal to negotiate with a foreign power before you take office. By doing so, you are undermining the sitting president. Richard Nixon did this with Viet Nam in 1968, though this was not proven until after he died.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/02/us/politics/nixon-tried-t...
If you want to do a lot of hacking, I was just looking at the Hexiwear: http://www.hexiwear.com

It's an ARM dev board with screen in a watch-like form factor. It has all the hardware you're looking for except GPS, but they sell a lot of add-on modules.

I say "a lot of hacking" because I imagine you'd have to write all the fitness tracking software yourself, unless you find something similar on https://www.hackster.io/contests/Hexiwear
I use Alpine for the VM at the heart of my GPL WordPress tool InstantWP (https://www.instantwp.com).

I spent six months reviewing all the smaller distributions of Linux until I found one that would boot fast enough to be usable with QEMU. It works like a charm and i rock solid. I highly recommend it.
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Prevoty | Software Engineer | Los Angeles | Fulltime

Prevoty is a Runtime Application Self Protection company founded in 2013 that builds language plugins to provide mitigation to security vulnerabilities without the need for modifications to applications. The plugins utilize instrumentation and middleware to automatically insert hooks into applications that perform detection and mitigation of common vulnerability classes such as many of those listed in the OWASP Top 10.

Open Roles

- Language Integration Engineer (Ruby, Python, PHP, Node.js, Lua, or Go w/ C, C++, or Rust)

Do you enjoy digging under the covers of languages and and their implementations? This role specifically is to work on integration of the sections of our engine written in C, C++, and Rust into the host languages (Ruby, Python, PHP, Node.js, Lua, Go, Java, .net). You will utilize their respective FFI support/extension APIs to hack on their runtimes and build instrumentation and the supporting functionality.

- Parser Engineer (C++, ANTLR)

Love parsers and semantic analysis? This role is to work on SQL parser, tree construction, and execution runtimes. You will work with large ANTLR grammars and their C++ backends to build trees for export to other programming languages where semantic analyses of SQL queries are performed.

https://www.prevoty.com/about/careers
Comma.ai | Software Engineer | San Francisco | FULL-TIME | ONSITE

We ship open source self driving car software and products that improve your driving experience (https://shop.comma.ai/).
Here's the plan: https://medium.com/@comma_ai/our-road-to-self-driving-victor...

Looking for people to fill these roles: http://comma.ai/positions.html

There are no requirements beyond writing good code. Just convince us that you can do the task and make it ship.

Our stack is largely Python, with some C/C++ and JS(React). Here's what we look for: http://comma.ai/hiring.html

Send an email over with your resume and Github link (if you have one) to givemeajob@comma.ai.
I'm learning Thai right now and I just started learning the writing system.

Coming from a native English speaking background, speaking Chinese with my family, I can empathize with people whr find tones hard.

I've found it fairly easy to pick up Cantonese words even though there are more tones than Mandarin. But with Thai, there are long vowels and short vowels in addition to tones. It's a totally new concept to me. I can't confidently distinguish between "nam" and "naam" except for certain tones.
It looks like Apple ID "RK-"-prefixed recovery keys are no longer a thing. I have one stored in my backup, but none of the "forgot password" scenarios asks for a recovery key anymore. As a further test, I just stripped two-factor authentication from my account, and set it up from scratch. No mention of a recovery key this time around, and no section for it in the security tab[1].

Recovery keys are gone. You must either have a 2nd device, or be able to receive a text or phone call to a verified phone number. Failing these, the last resort is now an "account recovery" process that takes a few days to reset via what looks like verification by email and confirmation of personal details.

I'd rather have retained the recovery key option, but I imagine this system was removed because the majority of consumers weren't actually storing the key. Of people who at least stored the key, far too many probably only put it on their Apple device(s), which is of course useless.

[1] https://imgur.com/a/pPJe9
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Regarding number 1, what is more important is that a pardon has to be accepted, which requires pleading guilty to wrongdoing and removes 5th amendment protections if the person is called in to testify.
Obviously.

The point is, people seem to be commonly regarding the mere act of talking to the Russians as both proof of guilt and as being something inherently illegal. It's extremely far off base from a legal standpoint (that's the witch hunt aspect that has been present since Hillary lost, revenge lust, etc). There is a lot to prove yet, even if Trump did something illegal.
Not that you should have to know this, but for completeness' sake:

Out of the box in Emacs (with no config or extensions) you can simply select the pasted region and hit Tab to reindent the whole area correctly (what you called 'Tab to the Right Indentation').

So in total:

* C-SPC (Mark)

* C-y (yank/paste)

* C-x C-x (select to mark, essentially)

* Tab (indent)

(https://xkcd.com/378/)

Does what you'd like. This is all compositional, no magic here (and of course you can bind this all to one key press). Naturally lots of people make this auto-indent by default.

For me the most essential thing to know about those auto-indent modes is how to temporarily turn them off (like `:set paste` in Vim), since I so often need to bypass that behaviour for one reason or another (e.g. when resolving Git merges - trying to keep the original formatting).
Nowhere on my link does anyone recommend a general 4-second rule, and this doesn't even account for the fact that we should expect safety organizations to err on the side of too much safety. Note that your recommendation is specifically not a tailored approach designed to adjust to risky situations, but rather a fixed criteria.

Your strategy to take all possible precautions regardless of large efficiency loss doesn't align with the reasonable tradeoffs that the vast majority of humans make.
I meant that they are 'introducing' security fails so that once there'll be indications they're giving data to Uncle Sam they can claim they were hax'd.

But I'm not really serious with this 'conspiracy theory', it's just some food for thought/shitpostin'.
Yieldify | Software Engineer (UI, Backend, Tag, Data Infrastructure), SDET | London | Onsite | Full-time | https://www.yieldify.com/careers-at-yieldify/

Yieldify is a MarTech company that helps e-commerce marketers generate more sales by making it easy for them to optimise their customer journeys. We launched our new Yieldify Conversion Platform one year ago and to date, we've delivered over 50,000 campaigns for over 500 brands on more than 1,000 websites globally, which include some of the world's most recognisable brands, including Marks and Spencer, Domino’s Pizza, Omni Hotels and Anthropologie.

We work on weekly sprints and we ship code into production on a weekly basis; As the engineer team works very closely with the product team, you will be encouraged to influence the product roadmap. We work with a dedicated DevOps team to manage infrastructure, deployments and CI systems.

Among fun perks, we host biweekly tech talks on a wide variety of subjects (recent examples: Ethereum, SimHash) and some of us have started a Category Theory study group. Did I mention we are trying to bootstrap our own football team? :)

The main stack and the newest services are in Typescript, most of the frontend is in Angular 4, whereas the data pipeline is written in Go/Python and Hadoop/Spark. Almost everything here is Docker-ized and the deployment of all the services is fully on AWS.

For more details on the data engineer position, feel free to DM me on Twitter. For all other positions you can email Cerian at cerian.thomas@yieldify.com (please mention HN).
No.

I bought it when Pebble went down. That thing was buggy forever after, half Chinese most of the time, only allowed sync to a random online service (strava?) and was just.. broken. The worst purchase ever.

The display sucks outside. The software is weird (swipe in random directions to find what you want), the companion app miserable.

Whatever you buy, this shouldn't be it.

A better Pebble would be appreciated ofc..
I hadn't thought of metadata yet. I'm unsure if it comes through MMS. I'll have to check.

We do know who is sending in the photo and we support captions (scroll down to the mushroom hunting photos for an example). When captions get added, we add the name and date of the user who added the photo. Lots of improvements to make in this area, for example, I'll probably release a way to insert full note cards (maybe 1 free per order) into the shipment this month.
Foil snack food bags make a decent Faraday cage, judge finds
I would argue beauty and function aren't actually completely separate things, especially in educational institutions. A beautiful environment leads more people to want to be in that environment (a positive function for the institution), and also has a passive positive effect on the mood of people in the environment, which in turn has a minor beneficial effect on their productivity (a positive function for those in the environment).

My school had a mix of classic brick buildings as well as steel and glass. I preferred the steel buildings mainly because they were better-maintained and they let in a lot more natural light.
> 30 does not want to have a casual fling with a 50 year old, overweight executive.

This happens way more than you imagine. I've known several cases myself.
Top Hat | https://tophat.com/work-with-us/ | Toronto, ON, Canada | ONSITE Full-time

We are looking for software engineers to join our team. We are hiring a Full-stack Web Developer (Python, Django, Javascript, React.js/Flux, AWS, Ansible; recently we’ve been practicing Continuous Deployment on Lambda). Salary range based on experience from $80K to $120K.

We’re a pretty awesome growth-stage startup in the education space - we make the classroom more interactive, fun and engaging for both students and professors. We raised our Series C round in order to take on the textbook industry, which you can read about here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-15/top-hat-r... - Union Square Ventures joined us this round, who along with our previous investors make up some of the top VCs in the world (having funded companies like Kickstarter, Twitter, Shopify, Salesforce, Box.net, etc.).

Top Hat helps professors make every lecture count by transforming mobile devices into powerful engagement tools, inside and outside the classroom. Recently, Top Hat has been building out interactive textbooks and creating a way for professors to collaborate on authoring new content and sharing it through our marketplace. In summary, we have a great dev culture and some really cool problems to work on!

Apply here:
https://jobs.lever.co/tophat/966fdf04-d9f5-40f9-bb0e-3b3fde9...
Andromeda | Embedded Engineers | West Yorkshire, United Kingdom | Full-Time | ONSITE | £25-50k

We're building an Android-based 2-way radio for industry and first responders. We're looking for engineers who know their way around AOSP, the Linux kernel and micro-controllers. If you know DSP or have experience with digital radio modulation that would alsobe a major plus.

We're looking for people at a range of levels, so if you're a recent graduate who lacks the experience but makes up in enthusiasm then we would love to hear from you too.

https://andromeda.workable.com/jobs/602640
https://andromeda.workable.com/jobs/602723
Yes, poorly explained on my comment (not native english speaker, obviously). I just wanted to point out the region where basque is spoken. Thanks for the info.
> If GM can make more money operating a robotaxi fleet, why would they ever even offer them for sale?

Because they can make even more money doing both. I don't think the independent must-own types will magically change their ways, and taxis don't solve many people's needs. Why not sell em too? It's like asking if they make more money leasing why do they sell also.
is it true that salaries are garbage in France?
The Outer Space Treaty may say that but back in 2015 the United States said it will allow US corporations to keep and sell what they mine in space. So it will be interesting to see how it actually plays out.

[0] https://www.congress.gov/bill/114th-congress/house-bill/2262
[1] https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/ezp4yk/the-us-say...
[2] https://www.planetaryresources.com/2015/11/president-obama-s...
I was saying not so to this statement and giving a recent example:

> "Lack of a player elimination mechanic" is nearly ubiquitous in action games
Oh yeah, that too :-)
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There are studies that show that women internalise emotional traumata much deeper than men, thus have a higher risk of PTSD (Can't remember if this is linked to the on-average better memory of women).

This in no way rebuts my thought. What if they are related? What if women internalize trauma more and suffer PTSD more in part because the entire social fabric of their life experience is fundamentally different from men?

This has been my experience as a woman. I do something a man would do, it gets a completely different reaction, and not in a good way. Trying to make my own life work gets me seemingly perceived as some kind of evil feminist. Men who try to figure out how to make money are not viewed as some kind of political activist or troublemaker, threatening the status quo.

I have gotten insane amounts of pushback for what I feel are completely innocuous behaviors. I have terrible eyesight, so I tend to sit up front in meetings or classes. This gets interpreted by other people as Type A personality extremely aggressive, ambitious behavior and prominent people will publicly comment on what an aberration it is. Their comments clearly come from a place of judging it to be disruptive, egomaniacal behavior. No one ever thinks "Well, maybe she can't see the presentation well enough from the back of the room." It is always framed in terms of me being an uppity woman who does not know my place in the world.

My "place" clearly being back row seats. Which reminds me of the historical expectation that blacks in the US had to sit at the back of the bus and stand up and give their seat to a white person if there weren't enough seats for everyone.
TL;DR; If it’s truly a 2 factors security why the hell can you reset the iCloud password with a single factor since iOS 11 ?!
Do you want a building to be beautiful or functional?

Seems like a false dichotomy to me.

I mean, you can choose which elements of old buildings to copy and which not to copy; you can copy brickwork, window design and courtyard layouts without copying poor disabled access, ineffective climate control or impractical staircase layout.
We refer to them as picoservices, but yes.
Perhaps so, but it's a reflection of the opportunities, or rather lack thereof.
pMD | San Francisco, CA

Software Engineer https://www.pmd.com/careers If you're interested in health care, helping doctors/nurses/staff take better care of their patients and work on the forefront of new healthcare models and the tools they are beginning to need, come join us. We're a profitable small company < 30 people, with double digit annual growth, no VC, and we move very fast with no red-tape.

I actually found my current job on the monthly HN job post a few years ago, and still here :) This is a very unique position given it's a mix of pure engineering, and a significant customer facing role. Some testimonials of the software: https://www.pmd.com/reviews

Contact: careers@pmd.com

*Unfortunately, at this time we are unable to provide visa sponsorship. Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. as a precondition of employment.
Zipcar | https://www.zipcar.com | San Mateo, CA | Full-time | Full-stack

Building connected-car technology for multiple product lines, including Zipcar and Avis. By putting our massive fleets behind an API, we are aiming to be the AWS of transportation.

Example of our connected car work for Avis: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-avis-budget-grp-tech-kans...

Overview of our partnership with Waymo:
https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/26/15873236/avis-waymo-googl...

Stack is JDK services (Java, Groovy, Kotlin) on AWS, React for web stuff. Postgres, Mongo, Cassandra, RabbitMQ, Redis, ZenDesk, Twilio, Stripe, Docker.

Looking for big-toolkit generalists who like to solve a variety of problems in logistics, scheduling, telematics, mapping, billing, etc.

Mission-driven. Small team. Flexible working conditions. No worries about funding. :)

I'm the hiring manager. Hit me up at mmaxham@zipcar.com.
The article doesn't make it easy to find the actual AMIs! The calls-to-action on the linked page https://aws.amazon.com/machine-learning/amis/ go to Marketplace search pages (or tutorials that lead you to them) that don't actually seem to have the Windows AMIs in question (there are third-party Windows deep learning AMIs, but with very different stacks.)

This seems to be the correct page, with a full technical specification and AMI identifiers: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/dlami/latest/devguide/WIN_2016.ht...

You can copy-paste, for instance, ami-d50381af (for us-east-1) into the Community AMIs search box in the Launch Wizard.