skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
DigitalGenius | London UK - San Francisco US | ONSITE/Full-Time

Our listed available opportunities
https://www.digitalgenius.com/careers/

DigitalGenius is a venture-backed artificial intelligence company, bringing practical applications of deep learning and AI to some of the largest customer service operations in the world and fast-growing companies. With offices in London and San Francisco, we’re a growing team of like-minded and supportive people with the goal of transforming customer service through application of artificial intelligence.

If you're interested in having a chat, please feel free to contact ali@digitalgenius.com
I don't think hes comparing his courses to a Lamborghini. Hes just using an example of a product that people think is overvalued and yet nobody expects discounts on.

>Frankly, whenever someone wants to shell out money for an online course, I caution them. There are tons of free resources out there, some legal, and some not, but all provide quality education.

You might be correct in cautioning them but, the real problem is that the tons of good free resources are intermingled with tons of crappy free resources. A student of the subject will never be able to discern between the two without extensive study or external guidance.
I'm not sure how this makes sense. Tuning C++ for speed is mostly weeding out cache misses through memory access patterns. If memory is accesses linearly the prefetcher will get it ahead of time. If cache sizes are taken into account, you can not only cut down on memory latency, but memory bandwidth as well.
If you're searching for this book try: "Innovators by Walter Isaacson".
The least fallacious fallacy next to the Slippery Slope fallacy.

If it's not US, Russia or China on top, then it is somebody else.

What had the Romans ever done for us?!
Unfortunately I'm not aware that minimization of civilian casualties is a US military objective.

Until I hear that it is, I will assume it is not, since it's much easier to achieve your mission of killing bad guys if you're also willing to kill good guys. You get more rewards for killing more bad guys, not saving more good guys.

Unfortunately that's how militaries and governments work.
Article | Software Engineer, Product Manager | Vancouver, BC | ONSITE, VISA | C$80 - C$150 | https://www.article.com

Article is on the mission to engineer remarkably better furniture experiences. To accomplish this goal we manage ourselves relationship with the factories and suppliers, ocean shipping, warehousing, customer service, quality assurance, operations, transportation network and final mile delivers.

We are building software systems to make an impact on each and every aspect of above mentioned areas. We are 5 year old startup and we are growing at exponential rate. Come help us build remarkably better furniture experiences.

We are hiring for following positions:

Software Engineer

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Blockchain | Engineering Lead | Backend / Platform Developer | Senior Site Reliability Engineer / Senior DevOps | Android, Senior iOS | London, NYC, San Francisco | ONSITE | Full-time |

https://www.blockchain.com/

Blockchain is hiring!

Blockchain is the world's leading software platform for digital assets. Offering the largest production blockchain platform in the world, we share the passion to code, create, and ultimately build an open,
accessible and fair financial future, one piece of software at a time.

Some of the technologies we use::
Blockchain Technology: Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies;
Kotlin, Java, Clojure;
Cassandra, Spanner, Akka;
RxJava, Dagger2, gradle;
D3, Grafana, InfluxDB, PostgreSQL;
React & Redux;
JavaScript / ES6;
HTML5/CSS/SASS;
AngularJS and other single-page client-side application frameworks;
Cryptography and digital signatures.

If you’re interested in working on the most interesting and challenging problems in the digital space, we want to hear from you! Please check out our job postings to apply: https://www.blockchain.com/careers/
or reach out directly to me at: taryn@blockchain.com
Windfall Data | Lead Data Scientist, Data Engineer | SF | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE (US-based only)

At Windfall, our goal is to determine the net worth of every person in the world.
Its a super hard problem with broad applications. We work with hundreds of non-profit organizations across
the US to help them better understand and engage their donors. We also work with for-profit companies in
a wide array of industries (finance, travel, hospitality & gaming, luxury goods, etc) to help them better
understand their clientele and targeting affluent households for net-new acquisition.

Our team is super small and every new hire will have the ability to make a huge impact!

We're looking for:

* An experienced data scientist to lead our team in developing our predictive models. Data and data science
is core to our business, so this role will be incredibly influential in the success of the company.

* A sharp backend/data engineer to help build our data pipeline and other infrastructure.

Roles are onsite in SF, or remote for the right candidate with prior remote work experience.

If you're interested in hearing more, send a message to cory@windfalldata.com
I'm currently reading The Secret History of Mac Gaming
by Richard Moss. It tells the story of the developers for the early Apple Macintosh.
Markable.ai| Sr. Backend Engineer & Sr. Frontend Engineer | New York, NY and Madison, WI

Info: Markable uses AI computer vision technology to make all photos and videos immediately shoppable. We identify clothing products in photos and videos, offering the exact and similar visual matches for immediate purchase.

We are looking for talented individuals to develop and deploy the architecture delivering Markable's visual search technology. We are hiring two senior backend engineers and one senior frontend engineer.

Benefits: 401k, full suite of health benefits, travel subsidy, great coworkers, and awesome projects to work on

Learn more at the job descriptions: https://angel.co/markable/jobs. Please email alex@markable.ai if you would like to learn more & apply. :)
So Japan has a high murder rate?
I'm talking more about the borederline quid pro quo "I donated $10,000 to your campaign so here's my lobbyists, and more importantly if you don't vote the way they want, that $10,000 is going to your most difficult opponent next round". At the same funding levels, that $10,000 is now $100.
Location: Boston, MA, US
Remote: Flexible
Willing to relocate: Yes (If the work is interesting)
Technologies:
* Web backend (Flask, Django, Rails)
* Frontend (CSS, HTML5, JS)
* Mobile (Android / Java)
* Desktop (Qt, GTK, JavaFX)
* Programming Languages over the last 10 years:
C, C++, Java, Ruby, Python, JavaScript, PHP (please, no), lua, SQL (Postgres, MySQL)
Résumé/CV: http://berkowitz.org/resume.pdf
Email: HireMe@berkowitz.org

Jobs interests: Smart Devices / IoT for businesses. High efficiency farming. Ability to work with both hw+sw (ESP8266, STM32, etc).
Locations interests: China, South+Central America, East+West Africa
Languages: English, Spanish (WIP), Hebrew (poor)
That's why I was wondering. Last time I checked headless Chrome could be pretty reliably detected in a number of ways, as you say. That they mention just one variable seems quite odd, given that they position themselves as specialists in the field.
Some interesting points, other points make absolutely no sense. "Reading is faster than listening." Really?
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Open-Xchange | Release and Integration Engineer USA (Engineering Services) | REMOTE (East Coast USA preferred) | Full-Time

Looking for somebody to join the growing US Engineering Services team to coordinate releases and integration. Docker, Vagrant, Chef skills required, as well as scripting and general web development knowledge.

Open-Xchange is the largest email provider to hosting companies and telecoms with a global reach. We own the Dovecot IMAP server, OX App Suite web frontend and middleware, and PowerDNS. This job entails release management and integration for custom development as requested by customers; some customer interaction is necessary with minimal travel. Trips to Germany a couple times a year for team meetings, as the HQ is located there. Reporting to a US-based manager, flexible schedule, 100% remote, with benefits and annual bonus. Help support OX's mission to make a borderless internet which is open, safe, and free.

Full job description: https://www.open-xchange.com/about-ox/career/jobs/release-an...

Please send resume to recruiting@open-xchange.com and include job code "ES01" in the subject line.
So many of these "journalists" are just filing stories with barely any research because there are no consequences. When you pick a topic like 4chan and you are criticized, absolutely nothing will happen to you. In fact, all you need to do is say "racists and misogynists are after me" and you will become the next story. There will invariably some subset of clowns who say hateful stuff on social media, and they will be held up as the norm.

The media has also turned up their "if you criticize our work it means you hate a free press" sensitivity meter, so as such there will never be any consequences for poor quality journalism unless the problem is fixed at the editorial level. There is no incentive to do it though.
With eventually a plan to allow for HTTP-caching, use of CDNs, pushing updates over HTTP/2 push, running it over QUIC, etc.
On Universal Music Group's Airflow Leak
Yeah, the author is just totally #triggered. Gay people are an abomination? That's just my opinion bro. Brown people definitely have lower IQ than white people; thems just the facts. Women are objectively inferior in every way but I can't get one because they love to date assholes, and not me, an intelligent nice guy who's definitely sane and well balanced.

Stop being such a snowflake and support fuzzy peaches.

Because this needs to be said, since the above statements are extremely ubiquitous on /pol/, I am mocking OP for condensing all the nastiness on /pol/ to somehow being only personally affrontable to the journalist who wrote the article.

The journalist is right to call out 4chan for allowing this shit to spread.
Stash Invest | Senior Software Engineers (Web, iOS, Android, Backend, Data), Software Security Engineers, Lead Data Scientist | New York, NY | Full-time | On-site Stash Careers Page: http://grnh.se/3rolbe1

Stash is investing, simplified. We are an investing platform that makes it easy for anyone to start with as little as $5. Through empowering our users with education and guidance, we help investors learn the basics so they can do it themselves. At Stash, we are working toward a future where investors are as diverse as our world and want to build financial service systems that work for everyone - not just the wealthy.

We have over 2 million users, raised our Series D in February bringing our total funding raised to $116.3M, and are a 2017 & 2018 Webby Award Winner.

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But it does.

> “The controller shall implement appropriate technical and organisational measures for ensuring that, by default, only personal data which are necessary for each specific purpose of the processing are processed. That obligation applies to the amount of personal data collected, the extent of their processing, the period of their storage and their accessibility. […]”

― GDPR: Article 25 Data protection by design and by default: Paragraph 2

> “The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data concerning him or her without undue delay [when] the personal data are no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed;”

― GDPR: Article 17 Right to erasure: Paragraph 1: Point A
> ... if your company is valued at $62 billion, you can afford to give your workers health care.

What? Just because it's "valued" that way (that is, someone thinks it's worth that much) doesn't mean the entity has money in the bank or that such a change wouldn't negatively affect the companies inflow/outflow.

Not that I support Uber or Lyft (I'm best described as ambivalent), or really have the facts for myself, but this was just so illogical I wonder how this guy can be the city's attorney.
How to break free from the two-party system (2017)
You know the term "tyranny of the majority"?
The reports may still be relevant. If the problem is easily reproducible or even just well described, a bug report should be useful independent of the activity or further engagement of the reporter.
Why does having my vote's power scale with my salary make me treat it more responsibly?
SEEKING WORK, Senior Data Engineer, London UK and remote

Software engineer with 13 years of experience. I have been doing data engineering projects for 7 years now.

Core langages : Python / Java / Scala / Bash

Core techs : Hadoop / Spark / Hbase / Airflow / Kafka / Solr / Zookeeper

I have been using AWS & DigitalOcean for few users now and can easily adapt to use other cloud providers.

Exmaple of a recent project :

- Built and productionised a workflow management solution based on Apache Airflow for a client of mine.

- Delivered an apache airflow docker based solution running on AWS ECS cluster. I have built terraform scripts to build AWS ec2 infra and ecs services.

- Migrated various existing pipeline (doing various stuff such as spark jobs...etc.) to airflow and setup best practises for the data engineering team.

I have worked successfully in the past remotely with startups and people on different timezone (SF).

Contact : illy2kevin at hotmail.com
Tia | San Francisco, CA | Onsite | http://www.asktia.com/jobs | Fullstack Software Engineer

We are looking for a highly driven, product-oriented fullstack developer eager to join our founding team. Tia is a venture-backed women’s health-tech startup for millennial women. Our mission is to help women make independent and informed decisions for their own bodies, health and lives with confidence. Today, Tia is a part-machine, part-human-powered assistant you privately message with about birth control and sexual health. Overtime, our aim is to establish Tia as the trusted women’s health brand and marketplace — the starting place for millennial women’s healthcare online.

Your foremost responsibility will be to develop a web platform that collects and displays Tia's data to impact the way that care providers use Tia data in clinical environments. You will design & build an innovative web app that collects core information about women's health from our users and delivers personalized insights and results to doctors using technologies of your choice.

Responsibilities: Own and develop a fullstack web application providing doctors with predictive insights about their patient's health; Work closely with the engineering on code reviews, tech stack architecture, design, and implementation

Feel free to reach out to me directly felicity@asktia.com!
BAMTECH Media | New York, NY | Senior Full Stack Engineer, Media Engineering | Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE (US ONLY)

BAMTECH Media is looking for a Senior Full Stack Engineer to join the Media Engineering Department. This position has a growth opportunity to leadership of the team if that is something that interests you.

If you enjoy streaming media, are interested in live sports and entertainment, or just want to join a fast-growing team that plays an integral part of the revenue producing arm of a company, then our team is for you. BAMTECH is a best-in-class media streaming technology company powering several properties today including MLB, ESPN+, PlayStation Vue, NHL, Fox Sports Go, WWE, Eurosport, and many others.

You would be joining a team within Media Engineering that builds best in class products that empower our and our partner’s operations teams to: create a highlight for Aaron Judges’ towering homerun in the AtBat app, monitor and quality control the ingestion of excellent content like new 30 for 30 episodes for ESPN+ or control the live production of our hundreds of live event video streams a day. We are looking for someone who is bold, data driven, and tenacious in delivering high quality software products. Our operation teams are experts at what they do and need the best tools to deliver a compelling consumer experience day to day.

Technologies include Angular, Javascript, Java, Spring, and AWS infrastructure to name a few. Experience in these is preferred but not required. If you're open to learning new things, or excited to expand your skill set in these areas, then our team is for you. Please apply here: https://jobs.disneycareers.com/job/new-york/full-stack-engin... or reach out to me personally at jesse.friedland@bamtechmedia.com
A related book is "The Space Barons" by Christian Davenport. Along with Musk, it dives into the other private space companies put together by two other uber-wealthy massive egos, Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson.

Great line: How do you make millions in rockets? Start with a billion.
It's not being "simply mistaken", it's a calculated belief. Someone might think it's a moral act to fund, say, ecoterrorists to bomb the headquarters of a major oil company, believing that the loss of life is worth it for helping the world by destablising the company. We might disagree, and consider that highly immoral.

That's an extreme example of course, and in this case the worst that can happen is some loss of money, rather than loss of lives, but I hope it illustrates my point: them choosing to pay people to think about AI, rather than giving that money to other causes, is a moral choice with which I disagree.
wheel is turning and you can't slow down?
TalkJS (https://talkjs.com) | Eindhoven, the Netherlands | ON-SITE or REMOTE (Europe only)

TalkJS is the chat platform for platforms. We help online marketplaces build great user-to-user communication. Our product is a fully powered pluggable chat UI + real-time infrastructure so that our customers can focus on their market instead of on their messaging features.

SENIOR FULL STACK PROGRAMMER:

We're looking for an experienced programmer - the kind that could make it to "software architect" at a boring bigco but prefers to get their hands dirty. Our stack is made of Elixir, ES6, React, PostgreSQL and a little bit of Node. Some key challenges: cross platform SDKs, making excellent forward compatible APIs, combining great UX with high customizability, and scaling up to millions of concurrent requests.

We're particularly looking for true full stack engineers who can work on both the frontend and the backend. Sure, everybody has a sweet spot, but we're not currently looking for "true backenders" or "mobile devs" or something like that. No need to already know all of our stack if you're a fast learner. Bonus points if you're good at keeping things simple!

CONTENT MARKETER / WRITER / JUNIOR PROGRAMMER WHO LOVES TO BLOG:

We're looking for someone who a knack for tech who loves writing stories about how people use chat to make their lives and/or their apps better. Bonus points if you're good at happy customers or at SEO.

Junior programmers with good writing skills are particularly welcome. Want to join a fast-moving environment where you can both improve your coding skills and do great writing? We don't do blogspam - our product is highly technical and so is our content.

ABOUT YOU:

Our team is small and highly proactive, and we expect the same from you. If you need to be told what to do all the time, don't apply. If you want to be the smartest person in a (chat) room full of interns, don't apply. If you want to move fast with an experienced team, get in touch.
We're a semi-distributed team and we work primarily online (like a fully distributed team). Both on-site and remote are OK, but Europe only: We'd like you to come over to our Eindhoven office frequently and keep timezones relatively close. Unfortunately we can't finance relocation at this moment.
Apply by sending an email to hey@talkjs.com.

(no recruiters or agencies please)
I can't read this article because I'm at work, but unless they managed to solve the problem of Tor being very, very, very slow, this will never happen. End users will definitely notice a difference and likely won't care about their privacy. They'll just see Firefox being way slower than Chrome and switch.
Instapaper (no longer available in Europe) or https://getpocket.com/ have bookmarklets for browsers. Their mobile apps sync the full article HTML and you can read them later offline.
It was even the stated goal of neoconservatives launching US military actions, as 'nation building' and 'spreading democracy'. Honestly, "don't say bringing peace" feels alarmingly close to "obviously we did this, but don't admit to it".
The media seems to only rehash an event if it contains political talking points they can use. The only follow ups you'll find is in journals/Google scholar.
Debian, and most other distributions as well, verifies its updates for ages and doesn't need SSL to do that. There are some arguments for using HTTPS anyway, but preventing malware injection isn't one (unless your package manager is exploitable).
For those wondering about the “3 part rule,” this is a long standing IRS rule for employee (statutory or common) and had tons of guidance for companies and workers [0]. You can file an SS-8 [1] with the IRS for a determination.

Basically boils down to behavioral, financial, and relationship factors. And you can tell that Uber and Lyft designed their business around this pretty carefully.

I don’t see any google results about people having ss8s determined as employees so that likely says something.

[0] https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employe...
[1] https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fss8.pdf
Are we going to just ignore how bigoted and racist 4chan is in general?
Oh no... we'd have to more closely approximate a direct democracy in the part of the federal government that is supposed to be the most answerable to the people...
bevi | Boston, MA | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.bevi.co/

Our mission is to eliminate plastic bottles by making the best drinks instantly available, using purified tap water and natural flavors. Since our 2015 launch, we have saved over 20 million bottles and cans from entering the ecosystem. We’re a team of technology and design enthusiasts excited to take on a stagnant industry. Bottled beverage distribution is expensive, ineffective, and environmentally wasteful - and it hasn't changed significantly in decades. We're entirely cutting out the traditional bottled beverage supply chain, while taking point-of-use beverage creation to a new level.

Senior Android developer: https://bevicareers.workable.com/j/DE13C1D11C

Full-stack software developer: https://bevicareers.workable.com/j/062BE7B89A

We are always seeking great software developers to build future versions of our software. Our ideal candidate, while having their areas of expertise, will not shy away from digging into any part: web UI, backend, firmware and mobile applications. We are a small and fun software team in a fast-growing hardware startup. Our customers love our product and you will play a crucial role in making them even happier. If you love thinking through new ideas and interactions, how to execute them in an innovative way and have a deep respect for user experience, come join our team!