skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Meshify | Austin, TX | ONSITE | Salary $80-140k | https://meshify.com

Meshify is on a mission to enable companies to more easily create IOT products. Using our customizable hardware and Carbon IOT Platform, companies can focus on solving a problem using connected sensors, rather than spending time running servers, building data pipelines, or designing user permission systems.

We just launched our rewritten platform entitled Carbon. It is a ground-up rewrite in Go, utilizing Docker, Rancher, ScyllaDB, and PostgreSQL. The new front-end UI utilizes Riotjs and Tachyons CSS.
We're looking for:

- Backend Engineers interested in Go: https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/159231
- Frontend Engineers: https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/159277
- Full Stack Engineers (Go and Javascript): https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/159278
- DevOps Engineers: https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/150202

You can apply to any of the positions using the links above.
Plus they learn as a fleet. So when they start out as barely better than the worst legal drivers and start improving then a large set of vehicles will improve every time they roll out improvements to handle some edge cases.
Belorussian? IIRC Belorussian and Russian are the two most closely related languages that are treated as separate languages and not dialects.
This has probably been mentioned already, but just in case checkout indiehackers.

A slack group spun out of this for founders looking to stay accountable to each other for a September sprint.. but now it's ongoing. Its a good place to chat with other fellow founders, mostly devs and a few marketing. I can send you the slack link if you like, just reply.

I work from home by myself so i get your problem!
All of those characteristics are worse than Model 3, so I'm not sure what you mean by "what the Model 3 was supposed to be".

1) Bolt is $2500 more than Model 3 pre-credit.

2) How well it rides is debatable, but it doesn't have anywhere near the same performance as Model 3. For instance, it has a motor power of 150 kW vs 300 kW for Model 3, and its acceleration is significantly worse, too.

3) It looks like a typical boxy hatchback.

Finally, we already know GM loses $9,000 per Bolt and it seems to have been losing 10,000 euro for the Bolt-based Ampera-E in Europe. What this tells us is that it's more of a compliance car/EV mascot for GM than a model they actually intend to have everywhere.

https://www.cnbc.com/2016/11/30/gm-stands-to-lose-9000-dolla...

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-peugeot-gm-opel-exclusive...

GM has sold 3,000 Bolt units so far in 2017. Tesla will sell hundreds of thousands of Model 3s in 2018. I don't think GM will be in a hurry to catch up to them going by those losses.
a) these aren't burnable, they're inscriptions on clay.

b) I assume you're saying this out of antipathy to the Bible? These are Biblical-era texts in Hebrew, which generally have zero religious content (I believe the earliest Hebrew text we have is an appeal to the authorities to get a stolen cloak returned).
Before considering rats, this research group started by looking at white-footed mice. [1]

> The mice have become so genetically distinct from one another that if you show Munshi-South a DNA sequence randomly selected from a white-footed mouse in NYC, he can tell you where it lives. At the same time, city mice as a whole also seem to be evolving new traits that mice from rural areas outside the city lack…

[1] http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/01/uptown-mice-are...

This is an older article, from when their first studies were coming out.

[2] http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/26/science/26evolve.html

Both articles also discuss other species, but it seems like the focus is usually on genetic differences between urban and rural populations, or polluted versus not polluted, and not on intra-urban genetic variations.
GRAIL | Software Engineer, Machine Learning, Bioinformatics | Menlo Park, CA OR Hong Kong | Onsite

GRAIL is a life sciences company whose mission is to detect cancer early when it can be cured. GRAIL is using the power of high-intensity sequencing, population-scale clinical trials, and state of the art software engineering and data science to enhance the scientific understanding of cancer biology and develop blood tests for early-stage cancer detection. We are seeking passionate and talented individuals to join us in realizing our mission, which has the potential to dramatically reduce the global burden of cancer.

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Machine Learning: https://goo.gl/laoyvF

Product Management: https://goo.gl/t7vNfo

* Please include a short note mentioning you saw the posting on HN.
That was incredibly painful to read.
Greta Lighthouse – site performance insights based on real user conditions
You just learned something, great.
DMAI, Inc. | Los Angeles, CA | ONSITE

We're building a first-of-its-kind mobile experience, driven by natural communication, to further child education.

Full listings: http://dm.ai

- Android dev
- Back-end dev
- Front-end dev
- HR
- NLP researcher
- Data Scientist (Audio processing)
No one ever says "I wished I worked more" from their deathbed.

Prioritizing money and status ahead of family and friends is a personal decision. Business and personal success can coexist in capitalism but many people choose the former over the latter and assume they are mutually exclusive. I made that choice out of college and it took me until my mid 30's to realize it. It's really hard to re-learn how to go the other way, and I imagine it's even harder for someone who operates that way their whole adult life into retirement.
Here's a collection of my top audiobooks/podcasts that I think HN readers will love.

This is the best stuff I have discovered over the past 3–4 years, and I’m sure you guys will enjoy each of these books, so if you haven’t read some of them yet — I highly recommend you to check them out.

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Excellent audiobooks:

- Rework
https://www.audible.com/pd/Rework-Audiobook/B0036FLXLQ

- Creativity, Inc https://www.audible.com/pd/Creativity-Inc-Part-1-Overcoming-...

- The Martian https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Martian-Part-1-Audiobook/B00B...

- The Hard Thing About Hard Things https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Hard-Thing-About-Hard-Things-...

- Zero to One https://www.audible.com/pd/Zero-to-One-Notes-on-Startups-or-...

- On Intelligence https://www.audible.com/pd/B002V8LKTE

- The Design of Everyday Things
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Design-of-Everyday-Things-Aud...

- Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!
https://www.audible.com/pd/Surely-Youre-Joking-Mr-Feynman-Au...

- Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow
https://www.audible.com/pd/Homo-Deus-Part-1-A-Brief-History-...

- Atlas Shrugged
https://www.audible.com/pd/Atlas-Shrugged-Part-1-Audiobook/B...

- Mapping Innovation
https://www.audible.com/pd/Mapping-Innovation-A-Playbook-for...

- Ghost in the Wires
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Art-of-Invisibility-The-World...

- Actionable Gamification
https://www.audible.com/pd/Actionable-Gamification-Part-1-Be...

- Algorithms to Live By https://www.audible.com/pd/Algorithms-to-Live-By-The-Compute...

- Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups
https://www.audible.com/pd/Angel-How-to-Invest-in-Technology...

- Steve Wozniak autobiography https://www.audible.com/pd/iWoz-Part-1-How-I-Invented-the-Pe...

- Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer Growth https://www.audible.com/pd/Traction-How-Any-Startup-Can-Achi...

- Mastery https://www.audible.com/pd/Science-Technology/Mastery-Audiob...

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Excellent podcasts:

- YCombinator:
https://soundcloud.com/akharris

- Indie Hackers:
https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast

- Syntax
(React and WebDev)
https://syntax.fm/

- Rationally Writing http://alexanderwales.com/rationally-writing/

- Audio version of Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality http://www.hpmorpodcast.com/

- Audio version of Rationality: From AI to Zombies
https://from-ai-to-zombies.eu/
Inflect Inc | San Francisco | Front-end Engineer | ONSITE | FULLTIME

Our small but growing team of ex-Apple/Netapp/Airware/BitTorrent engineers are building an internet infrastructure marketplace. Learn more at https://inflect.com/about

Like working with the latest tools and technology in modern web development? Look no further: We write our React components in JSX/ES6, transpile down with Babel, and bundle with Webpack. We use Flow for static type analysis, a strict set of ESLint rules for linting, and prettier for formatting. We're fans of flexbox and author stylesheets in Sass. Our environments are consistent thanks to Docker and we run unit tests on every pull request thanks to CircleCI.

For a complete look at our stack, go to https://stackshare.io/inflect/tech

Requirements:

- 2+ years experience with professional web development

- You can compare features between ES5/ES6/ES7 off the top of your head

- You are aware of CSS quirks and how to mitigate them

- You are more than comfortable with the command line

- You have a sharp attention to detail

- You can communicate clearly and are well-organized

Bonus:

- You contribute (or have contributed) to open source

- You've worked with Algolia and/or Mapbox GL before

- You know how to unlock Bill Clinton in NBA Jam on Sega Genesis

Email jason at inflect dot com a link to your GitHub profile.
Amadeus | Software Engineers | Nice, France | ONSITE | Full-time

Amadeus is the leading provider of IT solutions to the global tourism and travel industry. If you've ever taken a plane or train, rented a car, slept in a hotel or gone on a cruise, chances are that Amadeus software was powering nearly every step of the journey.

A few key facts about Amadeus in 2016 :
1.3 billion passengers boarded
595 million bookings processed
€700 million invested in R&D

Our main Research & Development centre is the Nice campus - situated at the heart of Sophia Antipolis, the European Union’s leading Technology hub, between the mountains and the sea, and just 20 minutes’ drive from Nice international airport. Working here means belonging to a dynamic ecosystem with its business and engineering schools, university, training and research organisations, and its 1,400 companies.

You will work in a multicultural and exciting environment where you will be able to learn every day, drive your career and of course enjoy your life at work and out of work on the French Riviera. There are more than 3800 of us working here on the Amadeus campus, from 70 nationalities.

We're looking for software engineers, across a wide range of domains: Backend Development, Frontend Development, Scalability, DevOps, QA, Team Management. Technologies include, but are not limited to: Angular, ANgularJS, Python, Node, Java, C++/STL, SQL and noSQL etc...

We're looking for graduates, as well as experienced engineers. We can of course organise relocation for international candidates.

To apply, contact me at yannick.malins@amadeus.com with a short resume, don't forget to mention you saw this on HN!
Hey HN!
I’m Dennis, CTO & co-founder of Greta, https://greta.io - a tool to help monitor and improve your content delivery in real-time.

Based on the Google Lighthouse scoring, we released a new tool to generate a report providing deeper and more accurate insights into your users’ perceived performance. We are considering parameters such as geography and type of device to simulate real user conditions.  We think this is valuable and hope you’ll find it too! We’re happy to get feedback or answer any questions you might have!
It appears they do. Right now, #7 on the front page is a YC company with no points or comment count associated with their post.

https://imgur.com/m7HzrHs
I suppose it's also about broadening your own horizons so the space of problems that apply to you is a little wider than "mom apps".

Fwiw, it's also a lot easier to hate on every idea than to believe in it :-D. I'm the first to be pessimistic, but I learned that you have to try something & iterate on it even if all you can do is find fault with every idea.

These were also ideas I came up with in like 5 mins. Just showing that ideas are a dime a dozen and it takes exploration to actually find something that works.
I think it's a palladium arc reactor, designed by group leader Wendelin "Tony" Stark.
4 Lessons That I’ve Learned in Building AR Basketball Project
Romanian has 3 genders.
> For who? Distributions generally seem to like their own packaging processes.

Me and the lack of software on Linux. I am talking about making it so that Linux can finally get some killer apps that we can't get our hands on.

Flatpak is the replacement for applications and not OS specific packages. You would still use a package manager for OS related packages and for flatpak/snap and then flatpak/snap installs and uninstalls applications. Much better system for everyone.

The complexity for deployment and its complexity and diversity is the number one issue with Desktop Linux and applications. This is why we don't have Adobe applications or many others. I use several commercial programs and to them deb = Linux and I use OpenSUSE so I constantly have to go through hoops until they start supporting rpm, which they normally will start doing if they get enough traction in Linux.
Human motivation is complicated and subject to change. His expectations would be problematic if he were to maintain them throughout his entire fatherhood, but are not an uncommon or malicious place to cultivate a desire for children. (I am assuming male.)
Show HN: A utility that converts a one-dimensional array into a comments tree
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/410/
Edit: I'm wrong; PIN + device access is game over for everyone, full stop. Preserving the original for posterity:

If what you’re saying is true (resetting an EXISTING recovery key to an attacker controlled recovery key requires only device passcode), that is a major security flaw.

Fundamentally, iOS has made the trade off that most people should default to being able to recover their data if they forget their password. Technical or famous people can and should opt IN to the high security recovery key model.

In other words: if you have set a recovery key, you shouldn’t be able to reset your iCloud password or recovery key without BOTH possession of a secondary logged in Apple device AND the current iCloud password. Alternately, you can of course control the whole shebang with a recovery key, that’s what it’s for.

Are you saying you were able to reset an established recovery key without needing to enter your iCloud password OR 2FA acknowledgement on a secondary device?
Location: Vancouver, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: HTML(5), CSS(3), Javascript (React.js, React Native, jQuery, Backbone.js, Angular.js), LESS/SASS, Git/SVN, Bower, Grunt, Protractor/Selenium, PHP (CakePHP, CodeIgniter, SlimPHP), Java, RESTful APIs, MongoDB, MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle, HANA

Focus on web development technologies, with experience on both the front and back-end. More recently focusing on front-end work; having users happy to interact with something I've built is what keeps me motivated.

Recently, I've led a team to build a major government satellite project (RADARSAT Constellation Mission), further developed an asset management system and other tools for the movie industry, and am now attempting to build a real estate/housing application more successful than my first from a couple years back.

Looking for a great team focused on building a product (or products) users love, with minimal red tape.

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ndnyqdr6phpoda4/Jay%20Huang%20-%20...

Email: See resume
The term crowd funding is not being replaced by ICO. ICO is just one method of crowd funding.
BeOS, Symbian, macOS, Windows, AS/400, GenodeOS, mbedOS

Just a couple of examples.
If you wrote that in modern Hebrew the only change would be putting וַיִּקַּח after God's name instead of before, and maybe the הּ in the last two words, and in וַיַּנִּחֵהוּ would be replaced with a word instead of a letter.

A fluent speaker would know, I'm not arguing that. But a beginner? They'll hardly get it right in the first place - they won't be able to tell which dialect it is.

My point is not that there's no difference, it's that the difference is minor in the context of language change.
NEW App Email Newsletter, UX Dev and Business iOS and Android
1aim | Berlin, Germany | Onsite, Full Time, Visa | https://1aim.com

At 1aim, we develop and produce access control systems, which allow to open doors with mobile phones. We create all hardware, software and IT-Infrastructure to run our systems on our own. Beside access systems we are already putting a lot of R&D effort in creating further new smart home/building automation products. We see ourselves as an engineering-driven technology company, that influences how a future with connected devices will look.

We enable engineers to focus on what they can to best, letting them work on new products in small, highly interdisciplinary teams. We try to get rid of as much management overhead as possible (no daily standup meetings!). Right now, we are hiring new engineers for the following areas:

- Senior Frontend Developer

- RUST Backend Developer (our backend is 100% rust!)

- Electrical Engineer

We do not care about your academic degrees or where you are from, but about the stuff you did and what you could create in the future given the right opportunities. If you are interested in working at 1aim, write us an email at work.hn<?>1aim.com and tell us about the projects you worked on that you are the most proud of and which technological feats of the past inspire you. We provide visa assistance, relocation support and housing until you find your own place to live.

Interview process: 1st phone interview (screening) -> 2nd phone interview (technical) -> home assignment/technical challenge (depending on application) -> 3rd/final interview (mixed, via phone or onsite)
This article is spot-on. I've seen this firsthand at both USC and Wash U. in St. Louis, and the author's conclusion (that universities think building in the style of their oldest buildings will give them more donor money) is correct in my view from how the universities talk about it.

It's sad that top private universities today are so revenue-focused that they're okay with dropping any semblance of innovation when it comes to architecture and design. But these universities don't care about their architecture schools - those schools don't put out enough rich alumni to bring in the cash.

At USC a few years ago, the architecture school was stuck with old (and few) 3d printers - I don't remember the model, but students complained and got nowhere with the faculty as far as better equipment. Next door, the USC Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy of Arts, Technology, and Business of Innovation (read: try to make startups) opened their first class with a whole lab of 3d printers and laser cutters, including a Form 1 (which was quite nice at the time for the price). The school doesn't take architecture seriously. And I don't see how that would change anytime soon.
GetFPV | Social Media and Online Growth Marketing Specialist | Sarasota, FL | On-Site

Looking for a drone enthusiast who's got a knack for online marketing. We're the largest US based drone part e-commerce site in the world.

Apply here: https://getfpv.workable.com/j/FC704194E9

NO recruiters - don't waste your time.
ah, whoops!
Apple Reportedly Prepping Crazy Cheap 9.7-inch iPad for 2018 Launch
I see the role is open to junior engineers. Are you open to engineers with nontraditional backgrounds who are less experienced? My partner has been working towards transitioning into software engineering and may a good fit. She has implemented some pretty cool projects in django/react/reactnative and with mentorship could be a standout.

If so let me know and I'll refer her to you.
I don't find that logic compelling either.

If $NEWCO_A and $NEWCO_B are effectively equivalent (team, advantages, etc.), but $NEWCO_A has a provisional patent application that protects the idea and $NEWCO_B does not, then the value of $NEWCO_A should be greater than the value of $NEWCO_B. Thus, patents (i) should add value and (ii) may make an average investor more likely to invest.

If the value of the patents of small companies is being reduced because patents cost more [1] and are harder to enforce [2], then $NEWCO_A will have less of an advantage and won't receive as much funding as it would have otherwise. Thus, there may be fewer investors willing to invest because of the decrease in the value of patents of small companies.

[1] http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2017/07/16/real-staggering-cost-ge...
[2] http://www.ipwatchdog.com/2017/11/16/ipr-petitions-virnetx-p...
You can cull every method down to a "pedestrian" idea. We build simple solutions for seemingly complicated problems. I don't know anything about chaos engineering, so somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but from the little I've read it sounds like a set of tools that expand the fuzzing idea for security and reliability in computing systems. Fuzzing in this case would be the simplest form of testing, but the given list elucidates tools that target a desired outcome more directly, and give one more control over the target.

I don't know why you are annoyed by this post.
Let's agree to disagree.

The job I'm recruiting for requires someone to be able to write code. Also, there are a lot of bullshitters in the world. Given these facts, I conclude that writing code in a an interview for a position where you'll be writing code is necessary.
Emailage | Machine Learning Engineer | Chandler, AZ | Onsite

Company Info:

Emailage is growing at an outstanding rate and we have an immediate opportunity for a skilled and enthusiastic Machine Learning Engineer to join our team.

Emailage is a global hub of intelligence associated with email addresses, which empowers companies to determine whether a transaction is fraudulent or legitimate. This vast network is combined with machine learning algorithms to generate a Risk Score, based on rules that are easily tailored to existing risk engines. Emailage Risk Assessment empowers companies to effectively fight fraud, increase revenue and transaction approvals, while preventing unnecessary customer friction.

Position Intro:

Data science and machine learning are the foundation of our approach to identify both risky and positive behaviors. We see it as the process of creating knowledge from data. At Emailage, we see a lot of data, and that will be your playground to implement scalable machine learning models and enhance big data processing capabilities in collaboration with our data scientists. You will be developing and deploying our advanced algorithms on production and perform as a bridge between data science and software development teams.

Some skills we are looking for:
AWS (S3, EC2, EMR) | Python, R, SQL | Cassandra, DynamoDB, MongoDB | Knowledge of various Machine Learning frameworks

Full job description can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/machine-learning-engineer...

We have other technical positions on the IT side:

Sr. QA Automation Engineer: https://blog.emailage.com/jobs/sr-qa-automation-engineer/

IT Infrastructure Engineer: https://blog.emailage.com/jobs/it-infrastructure-engineer/

If you have any questions/interested, feel free to send me an email @ garett.brock@emailage.com
See, I'd need to run and debug it to figure all that out.

But apparently some people can just write it all out on a whiteboard in one go.