skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The e-mail routing in Gsuite is very customizable, the only downside to using Gsuite (basic) is that it'll put you down $5 a month and if you use email aliases you can only send from those aliases via gmail.com (or a mail client that supports them).
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/8865093/Inte...

That's from 2011. It probably weighs at least one watermelon by now, given Netflix etc.
Elliptic | Software Engineer | ONSITE | London | Full-time

We reveal the truth behind Bitcoin activity.
Elliptic’s team of computer scientists and former law-enforcement agents has developed software to make Bitcoin activity more transparent and accountable. Today the world’s largest banks and Bitcoin exchanges use Elliptic software to monitor billions of dollars in Bitcoin transactions every month, and the top law enforcement agencies use Elliptic software to investigate Bitcoin’s role in cases of terrorist financing, arms trafficking, child pornography, and blackmail. Elliptic’s software is recognized in the Bitcoin industry as the standard for regulatory compliance and forensic investigations.

Open positions:
Platform Engineer

* Proven experience with Java/C++ or Scala

* Strong CS fundamentals, including good working knowledge of algorithms, data structures, and concurrency.

* A passion for developing and mentoring team members

* Highly developed technical and people troubleshooting skills

* Expertise with data pipelines and modelling for analytic scenarios (SQL, NoSQL, Graph databases)

Javascript Engineer

* Proven industry experience with modern web development and frameworks

* Production experience with Javascript ES6, HTML5, CSS (and preprocessors), Node.js, Express and a front-end framework (React, Redux and Webpack preferred)

* Familiarity with testing frameworks (Mocha, Chai, Jasmine, Karma etc.)

* Comfort with asynchronous programming, be it callbacks, promises, streams...

* Good practical knowledge of data modelling, RDBMS (PostgreSQL preferred), and NoSQL solutions

* Familiarity with git source control

We are also hiring data scientists, dev-ops and sales, see all our jobs at https://www.elliptic.co/careers or drop me a message at ryan <at> elliptic dot co for more details (be sure to include hacker news in the subject!).
Robbery+suspects+blame+\'Allah\'+for+their+arrest+by+police
Any server-hosting with Ryzen + ecc-ram ?
Upright Labs | Frontend Engineer | Washington, DC | ONSITE | Full-Time | $90-120k+

Upright Labs builds multichannel ecommerce software for retailers. We make it really easy for retailers to sell online, everywhere. Our software processes thousands of items each month and has helped retailers sell 5m in inventory. We are looking for talented frontend engineers with great product sense. We are a team of 5 and growing quickly, hoping to get to 7 by end of year. Our stack is rails on the backend, all react on the frontend. Goal for this quarter is to start working in typescript into our stack!

Feel free to reach out directly to me at jackson at uprightlabs dot com
I'm doing this for Javascript - finding it a lot of fun! https://github.com/timruffles/js-to-c

I'd recommend it as a project to any wanting to learn more about a particular language (implementing a language teaches you how it works in painstaking detail), and get a better 'feel' for how languages and compilation works in general.
Scrapinghub | https://scrapinghub.com | 100% Remote |Full-time | Multiple roles

Scrapinghub is now hiring Python Developers, Support Engineers, Erlang Developer (Tech lead)

https://scrapinghub.com/jobs

Quick summary of some of the open positions (Check out our website for a full list):

- Python Developer (scraping): you will be in charge of designing, developing and testing Scrapy web crawlers.

- Support Engineer: Provide world class support for our Scrapinghub customers by investigating and resolving issues.

- Lead Erlang Developer: Join and lead our Crawlera team. Crawlera is a smart downloader designed specifically for web crawling and scraping. It allows crawler developers to crawl quickly and reliably by managing thousands of proxies internally.

About Scrapinghub: We're a fully distributed team with more than 140 Shubbers working from over 30 countries, who are passionate about scraping, web crawling and data science.

You'll have the chance to work on projects that harvest and transfer datasets of thousands of millions of records, as well as build some of the systems that will deliver data to current Fortune 500 companies and the startups that are building great products on top of our stack.

We have a very engineering-driven culture (two engineer-founders) and a great place to work if you're self-directed, curious, and interested in working in open source environments. More on Open Source at Scrapinghub: http://scrapinghub.com/opensource/.

Scrapinghub continues to grow significantly this year and we're looking for great additions to our team. Positions are fulltime (40hours per week) and fully remote.

Interview process: 2 interviews and a technical trial project.

You can apply here: https://scrapinghub.com/jobs

Got questions? Feel free to contact me at jessica@scrapinghub.com
CATS | Minneapolis, MN | Frontend & Full Stack Engineers | Full-time | ONSITE

CATS (https://catsone.com/) provides a powerful, full-featured applicant tracking system for recruiters and small businesses.

We're especially looking for developers with a keen eye for UI and UX. We're primarily looking for JavaScript experts (Vue.js and some React) and anyone with experience building great-looking, intuitive interfaces for web applications. Our backend is PHP, so experience there would be great as well.

We're located in a skyway-connected office in downtown Minneapolis. Founded in 2007, we're a small, growing team and we're bootstrapped and profitable.

Full Stack Developer: https://jobs.catsone.com/index.php?m=portal&a=details&jobOrd...
Rapid7 | DevOps | Cambridge, MA & Austin, TX & El Segundo, CA (LA Area) | ONSITE | Full-time

Rapid7 is probably known best as the company behind Metasploit. Besides Metasploit, Rapid7 focuses on providing user focused security solutions.

Our Cambridge office focuses on Incident detection and response using behavioural analysis to identify attacks and only alert on those as well as Komand our security orchestration and automation platform (think ifttt but for security).

All of our products are in AWS and we are just rolling out our first product in K8S. Our Tech stack is mostly Java & Go with some Erlang and Ruby. We use what makes sense, from kong with custom plugins, to Cassandra and terraform. This is a great opportunity to shape and have significant impact on products and how our infrastructure will look like in the future.

We are currently looking for:

• Lead & Senior Site Reliability Engineer in Cambridge, MA

• (Senior) Site Reliability Engineer in Austin, TX

• Senior Site Reliability Engineer in El Segundo, CA (LA Area)

For a list of all jobs have a look at https://www.rapid7.com/careers/jobs/ or reach out to ulrich_dangel@rapid7.com
In fairness, part of the sudden increase comes from the choice of a reference period ending in 1980, if you had chosen the preceding century the red would show up earlier and more gradually.
I think about this every day. It's terrifying. Especially in that it will get hotter going forward. We can only hope that visualisations like this and increasing heatwaves and wildfires will stir world governments into faster, more drastic action. We might still be able to reverse the trend, by cutting CO2 back to pre-1990 levels or further, by finding ways to extract actively extract carbon, and if necessary, by deflecting more solar radiation. I don't want to think about what will happen if we fail.
I talked to someone working in a crime lab a while ago. She makes 100k+ and will be able to retire at 50 with 80% of income. Pretty sweet gig!
How else will advertisers know every permutation of a comment I went to type out?
Most positions listed will require US Citizenship.
Russian scientists have increased the Internet speed up to one and a half times
Oh dear - no HTTPS on that page. But, it does host a store section that lets you add stuff to your cart and then click a checkout button. That button takes you to PayPal (unless an attacker re-directed you elsewhere). Its not clear to me that there would be any real way to verify that what you are paying for the stuff from that website - it seems relatively straightforward for an attacker to modify the PayPal link to send you to pay for stuff on their store.

Basically, this seems like a pretty irresponsible way to run a web store.
MGH & BWH Center for Clinical Data Science | Boston, MA USA | ONSITE, Full-Time, VISA | https://www.ccds.io

At the CCDS, we're applying machine learning to healthcare to improve patient care and reduce inefficiency. Unlike most healthcare startups, we are embedded within a hospital (two actually -- Mass General Hospital and Brigham & Women's Hospital) giving us access to the clinicians and data we need to solve the most important issues facing medicine today. And with support from Nvidia, GE, and Nuance, we have the hardware, translational expertise, and financial support to execute on our mission.

We're expanding aggressively and are hiring across the org. In particular, the ML team will be scaling and is seeking skilled engineers with varying levels of ML experience, from junior roles for those with less time in industry to more senior positions for those who have a proven track record of shipping product. We offer competitive salaries, visa sponsorship, (unsurprisingly) great health benefits, and a mission that you can be proud to describe to friends and family.

If interested, feel free to reach out (contact info in profile). I'm Director of ML for the org and will personally respond to any questions you may have.
If that were true, they would already be selling a zillion of them.
AIMMS BV| Haarlem, The Netherlands| Front End Software Engineer | Full-time | Onsite

https://aimms.com/english/about-us/careers/aimms-front-end-s...

AIMMS is a forward-thinking software platform provider democratizing the use of prescriptive analytics so that everyone is self-enabled to make better decisions. We help organizations make better decisions through modeling, optimization and data visualization. Our mission is to bring the benefits of prescriptive analytics (optimization) to business and society. To achieve our mission, we foster self-enablement – the ability for organizations to take full control of their analytics strategy and execution.

As Front End Software Engineer you will work on our next generation web application development platform which enables our customers to build their own optimization solutions in the cloud. We develop software with which our users develop end-user applications to employ mathematical optimization; a combination of a bespoke programming language, an IDE that includes tools to build UIs and a deployment environment.

To be able to do so, you need strong JavaScript knowledge and HTML5 and CSS skills. We're looking for a team member with initiative, drive and never-ending curiosity.

Please contact Pauline Nobel from HR at Pauline.Nobel@AIMMS.com
I find myself asking the same things when it comes to the lower-level software side of things. I find this area fascinating as well, but it's all so "invisible" in modern systems.

I graduated from a CS program (BS) a few years ago, and the projects I'm still most proud of existed "lower" in the stack: implementing FAT16, writing compilers/interpreters (I still have my Brainfuck interpreter!), playing around with paging in MULTICS, and the like.

These were all very toy-like (with good reason, a semester is only so long), but since I enjoyed them I've found myself asking things like "I wonder how the process scheduler/virtual memory manager/in OS X is handling [whatever I'm doing at the moment]? What does my stack look like right now? How are all of these threads communicating with each other, what are they saying?"

You can occasionally see this in the console when something is going wrong, but usually not when the system is operating normally. When the OS is handling a heavy load brilliantly, that's kind of when I'm most impressed, and therefore most interested.

(maybe this kind of procedural output would be dreadfully boring or unreadable due to the complexity of a modern system if I actually saw it, I don't actually know of course.)
WrittenWhy Every Business Will Soon Be a Subscription Business
https://www.hetzner.com/dedicated-rootserver/matrix-ax
ThoughtWorks Technologies | India- Pune, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai

We are passionate technologists who believe in the power of software and technology as tools for social change. We contribute to a multitude of open source projects. Primarily we are a Technology Consultancy Company. We look for zealous Technologists who are keen to learn on job. We value Object Oriented and Functional Skills. DevOps and Agile are a normal way of working here

Skillsets/Platforms/etc.: C#, Java, Ruby, Scala, AWS/GCP/Azure, Python, Node.js, React, Angular.

Requirement: 5+ years of programming experience.

Interview process: Phone interview, Take-home coding assignment, Pair programming interview, Technical Interview(s), Logic and aptitude tests, Cultural Interview.

More about ThoughtWorks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBqquBtwaNM

https://www.thoughtworks.com

Contact: siddhark[at]thoughtworks.com

Please send email with 'Hacker News' in subject line.
Oh my god. What a horrifying loss of history.
If you're interested in seeing the top of the line inpainting results, you should check out DeepFill and DeepFill2.

http://jiahuiyu.com/deepfill2/

Deep Angel is based on an architecture combining Mask R-CNN (for object detection and instance segementation) and DeepFill for image inpainting.

And here's the paper behind DeepFill

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1806.03589.pdf

If you look at the papers, you'll see which one has the best inpainting results.
Hi There - Could you please clarify what you mean by "horizontal vs. vertical" solutions/vendors? Maybe you could provide an example of each of those?
Location: Gainesville, FL

Remote: yes (although willing to consider local positions)

Willing to relocate: no (that is not an option for me at this moment, unfortunately)

Technologies: Python, relational databases (MS SQL Server, Postgres), web crawling, GUI development, scripting, unit testing, SQLAlchemy, ETL, Scheme, Prolog, Lisp, etc (always eager to pick up new programming languages or technologies)

Resume/CV: http://aquila.blue/misc/resume.html

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hans-nowak-16a9b316a/

Github: http://github.com/zephyrfalcon

also: http://bitbucket.org/zephyrfalcon

and: http://gitlab.com/zephyrfalcon

Email: zephyrfalcon at gmail.com

Note: Looking for full-time or part-time work.
The first GDPR suits against Google will be interesting. Nobody knows yet exactly what is banned under the GDPR.
Vanta | San Francisco | Full time, onsite

Vanta is security-in-a-box for technology companies, covering everything from laptops to infrastructure, and using a suite of simple, effective, and easy-to-deploy tools.

We're in closed beta, we've a backlog of customers to engage, and since we began onboarding users, we've had no customer churn.

We were part of YC’s W18 batch.

## Generalist software engineers

We're looking for experienced software engineers who can take ownership and drive development of large product areas. Joining Vanta means seeing everything, helping to build the team, and shaping Vanta's culture from the earliest stages.

## Why join Vanta?

If you’re interested in starting a startup eventually, you'll get to see a startup get built from the ground up at Vanta.

## Our stack

Go, Typescript (node and React), Docker, Terraform. We also use (and admire) lots of open-source security tooling like Osquery and BeyondCorp.

## More info

More about us at https://vanta.com/jobs

## Applying

Email founders@vanta.com
I built a hacky prototype, combining:

- FLIR thermal camera

- 3 different small cameras manually set at different settings, models chosen for their qualities handling light levels.

Those 4 live feeds were fed into a small black magic design quad layout device, that turned them into a single hd feed via hardware/real-time. That was fed into a hardware capture, that stacked the quad arrangement, applied some other filters and did hardware compression. At that point almost no latency was introduced but had a nice working base video feed. That was fed into the Linux box for processing.

The quad device created a sort of super hdr video, and the thermal layer took it to the next level. All of the cameras had drawbacks, but combined they were minimized.
​Lending Tree, Inc. | Software Engineers | Burlingame, CA | ONSITE | https://www.lendingtree.com

Email us at: jobs@lendingtree.com

Must be local or willing to relocate

Who we are:

LendingTree, Inc. empowers consumers with information, tools, advice, products and services for critical transactions and financial decisions in their lives.

Specifically - We're looking for:

Full-stack Developers:

We're looking for Junior and Senior Engineers at every level up and down the stack. No matter where you fit - you're a crackshot in your language of choice. Our system matches users with hundreds of possible opportunities in real-time. We're looking for people who care about performance. A lot. Our stack is currently Java, Javascript, Redis, Mongo, SQLServer (and more) but the exact technologies are less important than the architectures and designs you bring to the table.

You love to code. You've built stuff. Stuff you can show us. Stuff you can't wait to show us. You know the right technology implemented the right way matters.

Will relocate to the Bay Area for the right candidates.

Send your resume to jobs@lendingtree.com
The article presented an excellent way to cleanup large plastics without ensnaring wildlife - pick them up when they briefly wash onto beaches.
Seveneves is a great read!
I used to trust The Guardian, but those days are long gone. A glaring example: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jan/10/romanias-corru...

This is not journalism. The whole article quotes a paper published by a neocon think tank with ties to lobby groups payed by wealthy corrupt under investigation by the (Romanian) DNA. The article even hilariously uses references to recentnews.ro, long proven a fake news site, part of a network of fake news sites that launched the infamous "Pope shocks the world endorsing Trump".

Another example: https://theintercept.com/2016/12/29/the-guardians-summary-of...
Well, it is not everywhere as good as this.

But I would add, that compared to a tech workers, firefighters risk their life at work. And exposition to toxic gases, etc.
But I assume that the pension compensation might be from a time when protection equipmemt was less sophisticated..
Instalocate.com | Delhi, India | ON-SITE | Full Time, Contract, Interns
Web: www.instalocate.com or angel.co/instalocate/jobs Contact: ankur@instalocate.com

Looking for full stack developers, backend developers, and visual designers.

About Instalocate:

We predict that the future will be full of AI assistants who will automate our day-to-day activities like predicting health, scheduling meetings or managing our travel. At Instalocate, we are building a network of AI assistants for your travel. Our mission is to modernize the travel-day experience using a group of AI assistants. We are combining the power of machine learning, the Internet of Moving Things and modern interfaces such as conversational UI and voice to reduce your travel anxiety.

Openings:

- AI / ML / NLP Engineers - experience in building bots is a big plus - Software Engineer - Full Stack Developer - Expertise in ReactJS, Nodejs, MEAN Stack - Software Engineer - Backend - Golang, Nodejs, Python, AWS SQS, Redis, Postgres - People with interest in building real-time location tracking platform - Visual Designer

Team:

We are a team of Stanford University alumni and the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) graduates with experience in AI, machine learning, big data, and mobile. We are also a team of chaos specialists and travel-junkies, who take themselves rather lightly, but take travel very seriously. We’ve been everywhere from Amazon jungles to the Great Wall of China, and faced every bad situation that can come a traveler’s way!

Contact ankur@instalocate.com or visit https://angel.co/instalocate/jobs for more details
OpenRent | London, UK | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://www.openrent.co.uk

OpenRent is the way people rent property online - a force for good in an industry tarnished by rip-off agencies. Enabled by an unrelenting focus on technology, we now let more properties than any agency in the UK. In the last 12m we let over £11.5bn worth of property, to over 1 million registered users, without charging any admin fees.

We're VC backed, profitable, and with plenty of ambition. We're looking for generalists, thought-leaders, and those with a passion for solving real-world problems.

You'll be working in a close-knit team, directly with the founders. You'll have full autonomy to work on, and figure out how best to solve, the biggest problems in the industry. We find problems and improve customer experiences via code every day.

- Full Stack Developer (C#) | £80k + Equity (negotiable based on experience)

- Executive Assistant | 25k-35k + equity

https://angel.co/openrent/jobs

Recent press coverage: - https://angel.co/openrent/activity#press

Contact via AngelList or email in profile. Look forward to meeting you!
Omniex.io | San Francisco & Santa Monica | Full-Time | Onsite | https://omniex.io

Omniex is a fintech crypto startup building a complete front-to-back office solution for institutions to trade crypto-assets.

We are hiring for front end UX/UI in React an Node, back end in C++ and python, product management, QA,
office manager.

See AngelList https://angel.co/omniex/jobs and email me directly jhenderson@omniex.io
I would counter that CCS is a hard requirement. We're not going to stop producing cement, steel or aluminium anytime this century. Those are just a few manufacturing processes that have significant inherent CO2 emissions that won't go away even if 100% of worldwide electricity comes from renewables. The emissions come from the chemical processes themselves. These cases will undisputably need CCS.

For power generation, we have basically two solutions for large-scale baseload generation until fusion comes along: nuclear, and coal/gas with CCS. I would prefer we go with nuclear, but environmentalists seem unable to make the right choice between tuberculosis and lung cancer.

On the other hand, I definitely agree that 'infinite growth' is a huge problem. Even 'sustainable growth' is problematic in itself. We need to change to a zero-growth worldwide economy, which has extremely far reaching consequences. For instance, it means we can no longer rely on growth making it easy to pay off debts, neither as people nor as nation states. Interest rates all become a bit weird. It would mean the entire economic system needs to be changed.