skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also hiring:
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We take data from customers, in whatever shape they give it to us... and get it into our products. It's a fun UX, Scale, and ML problem. We're hiring at all levels.
I'm sorry of this is a trivial question but what does open coding mean? This is the first time I've heard of that term.
Single-atom data storage has just been figured out
I find this cloud argument rather weak.

So you have two ways getting illegal contents into a country. Instead of preventing both measures (which is what governments are trying to do [1]), you are suggesting ignoring one of the ways because the other way currently works?

The whole point of the customs and laws is to prevent any sort of measures to getting illegal contents into the country, either physically or via the cloud. Just because it is currently possible to do it via the cloud, does not mean the customs should give up checking physical devices.

[1] http://time.com/5344265/3d-printed-guns-legal/
My official diagnosis is atypical cystic fibrosis. CF medical clinics routinely include a dietitian on the medical team and the standard medical treatment includes prescribing a high fat, high salt, high calorie diet due to malabsorption and how it impacts salt processing and fat.

So a medical specialist whose official specialty was pulmatology prescribed me a high salt diet years ago.
5.7.1 shouldn't remove features - it makes a mockery of version numbering.
Pachyderm --San Francisco -- Onsite only

jobs@pachyderm.io

Love Docker, Golang, and distributed systems?

Pachyderm is an enterprise data science platform.

Teams that find themselves struggling to maintain a growing mess of advance data science tasks such as machine learning or bioinformatics/genomics research use Pachyderm to greatly simplify their system and reduce development time. They rely on Pachyderm to do the heavy lifting so they can focus on the business logic in their data pipelines.

Check us out at:

pachyderm.com

http://github.com/pachyderm/pachyderm

What would data analytics infrastructure (namely Hadoop) look like if we rebuilt it from scratch today? We think it would be containerized, modular, and easy enough for a single person to use while still being scalable enough for a whole company. Tools like Docker and Kubernetes provide the perfect building blocks for us revolutionize data infrastructure!

Pachyderm is just 8 people right now, so you'd be getting in right at the ground floor and have an enormous impact on the success and direction of the company as well as building the rest of the engineering team.

Positions:

* Core distributed systems/infrastructure engineer (Golang)

* Front-end Engineer (Javascript)

* Lead Developer Advocate -- be the face of Pachyderm and get OSS users excited! Build machine learning and data science examples, write blog posts, give conference talks, and generally just evangelize Go, Docker, and Kubernetes!
The law specifically says self-incrimination is not a reasonable excuse.
>There's nothing arbitrary about it. All of those ("thought", "doubt", "inner monolog") go hand in hand with consciousness in the common sense, and at worst case, they are phenomena that presuppose it (secondary effects).

Again an arbitrary definition based on a human centric view.

It's quite possible that we will develop an AI that would fall under what we would consider consciousness that has no inner monolog, on the other hand it's also quite possible that we'll develop AIs that come no where near consciousness with one.

Consciousness as you continue to use it is an utterly arbitrary and irrelevant definition you can set an arbitrary benchmark for any arbitrary type of consciousness you want this is simply defining heuristics which is while can be a useful tool in some cases is not natural law or anything other than arbitrary.

> Else a Rumba is also conscious.

And what would be the problem or wrong with that? If the definition that supports Rumba being a conscious contraption is a useful heuristic model for you then use it there is no wrong or right with arbitrary definitions there is just useful or not.
There's no need to go to such wild hypotheticals if what you want to say is that you support border data searches - it's your right to have that political position. I simply have the opposite position.

Given some hypothetical new technology with vast societal implications, I would be forced to carefully reconsider that position, but in this case I believe privacy is a basic human right that does not simply disappear at the borders.
Freedom isn't free! Have to keep fighting for it. Or figure out / be lucky enough to become part of the ruling group.

Edit: I also find it funny when people get passionate about their "free" country's national anthems when they're one bad underpaid, undereducated border patrol agent away from not having any rights.
Any likelihood we could get some white hat hackers on this... Including marking things on the day of, if necessary?
Graph Theory:

Introduction to Graph Theory by Douglas West. If you're taking a first course in graph theory, this is where you should start. There is more than enough material here for 3 semesters, and, should you finish it all, you will certainly know more than the average grad student. The only disadvantage of this book is that it's getting old. I've asked Doug when there was a new edition coming out and not gotten much of a response, so don't hold your breath. This is a solid intro to the entire field.

Topological graph theory:

Graphs, Groups, and Surfaces by Arthur T. White. Dr. White is one of the leading experts in this subfield. His previous book, Graphs of Groups on Surfaces is also recommended, if a bit pricey. Obscure and OOP mathematical monographs tend to run that way though, so, I suspect if you're interested in this book, that's not much of a problem to you.

This book is the standard textbook in topological graph theory. As I recall, the topology prerequisites are fairly minimal. For algebra, you want some basic familiarity with groups, but I don't recall anything to heavy hitting being used here. One of the main results is an outline of the proof of the Haywood map coloring theorem, which establishes the chromatic number of all orientable and non-orientable surfaces except the sphere/plane.
How Conflicts of Interest Are Changing Medical Research
I'm not sure why you are downvoted. Your statement is just an opinion, but it's your language and you are perfectly entitled to aesthetic judgements like that.

The . kind of reminds me of Smalltalk, which uses it to end statements (instead of the ; we all know from other languages at the time)
> I don't buy into the claimed benefits of explicitly marking yield points: any sufficiently complex code will have enough yield points (`async with`, `async for`, `await`) that reasoning about concurrency in the program isn't going to be any easier than if it had implicit yield points.

agree. Another point where programmers seem to not be realizing this and I can only assume they need to gain more experience to see this.
Looks like some of the QE description was cut off, please find it below:

- Quality Engineer, Test Automation: https://equityzen.com/careers/?quality-engineer

This is a mid-level automation engineer role that will ensure code is working as advertised when shipped to production. Our ideal candidate loves the automation space, is able to spot both happy and edge cases with ease, and can easily translate product behavior and requirements to integration test cases.
The Implicit Association Test is - shall we say, non-scientific. Because the results depend on the ordering of the associated categories[1]

Psychology has too long been a field where people draw a conclusion first and then create some experiment or hypothesis to support it. It is only now with the advent of analytics that we are shedding light on this quackery.

[1] http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=22...
Do you think having access to "cheaper" talent (I don't mean they're worse in skill, but I guess there are less opportunities for capable engineers in Belarus) is a huge competitive advantage?

Do you think you would have been able to build the same business in say London?
iStreamPlanet (part of Turner Broadcasting) | DevOps / Cloud Engineer | Seattle, WA | Onsite | Full-time | Competitive Comp

iStreamPlanet delivers some of the world's most prestigious and most viewed online experiences, such as the Olympics, Super Bowl, NCAA March Madness and FIFA World Cup. We are also helping traditional and new media brands, including Fox, NBC, Turner, DirecTV, Hulu and fuboTV, among others, reimagine their businesses by delivering their content directly to their consumers at scale via engaging online experiences. We are majority owned by Turner and a subsidiary of WarnerMedia, much like our sister companies HBO and Warner Bros, but we are also uniquely positioned to serve the broader market in the US and globally.

We are looking for DevOps Engineers. Ideally you would have experience in some of the following: Kubernetes, AWS or equivalent, CI/CD.

However, experience in a specific technology is not as important as your pride in shipping a product used by millions of customers, and your desire to continuously improve our processes and yourself.

What we offer: competitive salary, PTO, benefits and 401k, flexible work at home policy. Break room with snacks and drinks and beer on tap.

Please email sloekito@istreamplanet.com with your resume.

The full job posting can be found here:

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Lead Engineer @ Matter

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= About this position =

Matter is creating the next great employee experience application.

Matter is looking for a talented, friendly and thoughtful full-stack engineer who shares our passion for building products that truly delight users.

As one of the first 10 employees at Matter, you must feel comfortable working in a fast-paced environment.

= Here’s what we’re looking for: =

* You’ve been building web applications professionally for 3+ years.
* You have experience with front-end programming languages — e.g., React, Angular or Ember.
* You have experience with functional or imperative programming languages — e.g., PHP, Python, Ruby, Go, C, or Java.
* You can lead technical architecture discussions and help drive technical decisions.
* You write understandable, testable code with an eye towards maintainability.

= Bonus Points: =

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* Experience with React
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Feel free to email me directly at brett [at] matterapp.com
Blackfynn | Multiple Positions | Philadelphia | Full-time, ONSITE | http://blackfynn.com

We're a life sciences software startup building a data platform which integrates neuroscientific and clinical data to enable therapeutics for neurological disease. We're a driven, curious group wielding data science and building software that meaningfully impacts humans. Our mission is bold, our team is experienced, and our product is ambitious. We're looking for engineers and data scientists to help us bring it to life.

Languages: Scala, Python, Rust, Javascript

Positions: Engineering Manager, Data Scientist, Product Designer

Apply here! http://www.blackfynn.com/careers/
I haven't played Heavy Rain but I really enjoyed Farenheit / Indigo Prophecy. Your choices had a limited effect on the structure of the movie, but the game was making constant nods to what you did, often in clever ways.

Heres an example. In the very first scene you have to flee a crime scene. You could leave the murder weapon where it is, or try to hide it. If you hide it, the game doesn't show you where you hid it. Later on, you play as the cops investigating the crime scene. If you didn't hid the weapon, it's in the same spot, but if you hid it, you'll have to look for it now. Most changes to the movie follow this structure. Demonstrating a higher level of play results in a movie with more and longer scenes, and all those extra scenes make it very clear that your actions caused them to exist in the movie.
It's illegal to fail to answer truthfully. So saying 'I forget' (even if you have) is not a defence.
Wood skyscraper rises in Norway
Happened to a female friend flying from Toronto to visit me in Mexico. Because she had a connecting flight in US, a US agent went through her phone. (Classic mistake of entering the US unless absolutely neccessary)

Guy was reading her Tinder messages and accusing her of being a prostitute. He brought up some saucy messages and would say things like “girls don’t do this kind of stuff for free...” Finally handed her back her phone with a comment like “well, maybe you are a good girl ;)”

He was fixated on some message where she commented how much a meal might cost at some restaurant and used that as an excuse to ask personal questions about sex and prostitution.
But then it doesn't make any difference -- they'll tell you to do what they'll do anyway. And if you refuse -- the same punishment applies (fee, prison, etc...)
Wonder | Full-stack Software Engineer(s) | New York City (NYC) | ONSITE | https://askwonder.com

Wonder is a new kind of knowledge service that makes your brain scalable. We provide instant access to the intellect and fact-finding skills of a distributed network of analysts around the world. We enable anyone - from individuals up to Fortune 500s - to gain strategic knowledge when they need it most.

We are looking for senior software engineers to join us in our beautiful office in Manhattan to help make the product and the organization that goes along with it.

We're a team of thirteen engineers today but we expect to grow into a household name in NYC tech over the next few years and want your help to get there!

You'll be an integral part of a startup with real traction, helping to scale both the product and your fellow colleagues. We care about building a diverse engineering organization and supporting each others' professional development.

For engineering, we expect you to have at least a few years of professional experience including some experience with Node and/or React and an interest in working across the stack to build web applications.

Current stack: Node.js, Typescript, Postgres, MongoDB, Heroku/AWS

Please use this link to apply: https://jobs.lever.co/askwonder/ae00c78f-7a92-4902-b804-bd48...

Unfortunately we are unable to sponsor new visas at this time.
Can't find the original source I've read it on. Here is an italian version translated by google:
https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&pr...

He was indeed convicted and he also didn't believe it was bad to show off like that.

For those who don't know, Switzerland sends all the material at home, you then can go to the ballot and post it or send it by post if it's not an important votation (if i remember correctly).
I agree. It might be better to say, "People don't change their minds when we want them too. But people do change their minds when they come to their own realizations about the information they have. And sometimes that sucks because it can takes days, months, years, a lifetime."

For example, I'm an ex-Jehovah's Witness and over on the r/exjw subreddit a common thing you see is a person starts posting. They've just realized their long held sacred beliefs are nonsense, but all their friends and family are JWs (which is a problem because JW culture is such that losing your faith makes you a pariah, and possibly shunned by those friends and family) so they want to know how to wake up their friends and family to the fact that JW beliefs are nonsense. But you just can't. Believers have strong faith and ignore contrary evidence and apostate arguments while under the spell of their faith. The believer has to make a lot of decisions for themselves to be able to read a bunch of facts, apply them rationally and decide that their faith doesn't stand on it's own two feet.

And depending on how or what you believe in, not just religion, but any subject, if you have pre-established or long held beliefs about it, information that runs contrary becomes suspect.

After all people will argue until they use up all the oxygen in the room over evolution (because of the perceived implications to their religious faith or other beliefs). But not a goddamn person you've ever met is going to pick the atomic weight ceiling of the heaviest possible atom as the hill they want to die on.
Summer | Full Stack | New York, NY (NYC) | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.meetsummer.org Summer is a startup committed to helping student loan borrowers track their loans and identify the best repayment options based on their unique financial situation. Our platform provides essential resources including a personalized loan payment dashboard, payment notifications, student loan policy updates, and customized repayment plans. Through our sophisticated algorithm, we can save borrowers thousands of dollars and hours of headache by helping them through the process each step of the way. Summer is based in NYC and is quickly scaling to help borrowers across the country after launching at Yale University in 2017.
Tech stack: Node, PostgreSQL, React, Redux

Also:
Product UX/UI Designer | New York, NY (NYC) | Full-time | ONSITE |

Apply directly: https://angel.co/meetsummer/jobs
Users all separately picking endings to their shows, so that they never venture beyond what they want to see? Sounds a bit like a Black Mirror episode.
I'm not sure what you're actually looking for. It might help if you defined what you considered a "bootloader" to be. Are you trying to bring up an existing OS or app? Are you trying to initialize the processor prior to running your own code?
Battlefy | Engineering | Vancouver, Canada | Full-Time | Remote

Battlefy is the leading esports technology platform that serves world-class companies like Amazon Game Studios, Riot Games, Blizzard Entertainment, Nintendo, Coca Cola, Red Bull, Alienware, and many more. We power their esports infrastructure (managing tournaments, prizing, teams, real-time stats, seeding and brackets, content creation, and communications).

We're looking for motivated engineers that have a passion for esports and gaming. React/Angular/NodeJS/MongoDB/Postgres.

Reach out to jaime@battlefy.com if interested! Or, here's the job posting: https://battlefy.workable.com/j/81C755C92B
Stationhead | Senior Software Engineer — Mobile (iOS) or Full Stack | ONSITE in Brooklyn, NY | Full-time | Competitive salary based on experience.

Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a full-stack engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting back against algorithmically generated playlists and soulless corporate radio. We’re creating a democratized platform people connect with their music, their favorite artists, and each other. Our founder is an actual rockstar, we have artists and industry executives lauding us as the future of music streaming, and at WWDC Apple featured us as one of three companies doing great things in music.

We’ve just landed a major injection of capital, and we’re looking to hire a seasoned developer to join our 8-person tech team and help us scale up from a successful open beta to a mainstream product everybody's talking about.

As an ideal candidate, you have 5+ years of relevant experience, including working at a fast-growing startup.

You have a passion for writing correct, clear, maintainable, and well-tested code, and have experience and interest in mentoring junior developers.

You should also be an expert in:

* creating iOS applications in Swift

* diagnosing and fixing bugs and performance issues

* ingesting and working with REST APIs.

* testing using Quick.

If you are applying as a full-stack developer, you should also be expert in:

* using Laravel or a similar MVC web framework such as Spring, Ruby on Rails, Django, or Express.

* relational databases, including designing schema, writing queries, and diagnosing performance issues.

* Redis and ElasticSearch

* productionizing, orchestrating, and autoscaling server infrastructure on AWS.

Please reach out to me at andrew@stationhead.com if you're interested, using the subject line: `Application for Senior Engineer at Stationhead`.

Be sure to include your favorite band in the body of the email, so we know you're not a bot.
And how do we come to share genetic code and genes with the most distant organisms?
Boundaries (2012)
Nexedi | Lille/Munich/Paris/Tokyo | ONSITE | FULL TIME and 4-12 months INTERNS. As usual we are looking for new colleagues and trainees to help improve our Free Software solutions. Our stack is FOSS only (https://stack.nexedi.com/) and we use it to provide custom industrial implementations. We offer neither fame nor fortune - you do need to be idealistic and passionate about Free Software to apply (http://www.nexedi.com/jobs). Candidates will do a programming challenge and 1 interview (2 for full time). We're hiring for:

- Nexedi | JavaScript Web Mesh Network | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | JavaScript Severless Web Messaging | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | Python AI and Big Data | Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | ERP5 AIOffice | Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | SlapOS 4G5G Telco Edge Computing | Paris/Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | Out-Of-Core Numpy | Lille | FULL TIME/INTERN

- Nexedi | Python PyData and Javascript Project Developer | Munich | FULL TIME

- Nexedi | Jupyter Lab Mass Deployment | Lille | INTERN

- Nexedi | Resilient Embedded GNU/Linux Edge Computing | Lille/Munich/Paris | FULL TIME/INTERN

About Nexedi: We are a team of 35 programmers (headquarters in Lille, France) creating Free Software since 2001 and providing custom implementations that range from collecting and analysing sensor data in windparks to managing product flows in car assembly lines. Unique features of solutions in our stack enable us to offer levels of scalability and durability required in industrial settings. We participate in European research projects, contribute to open source solutions and have time to play and experiment. We all use degooglized Chromebooks, have a flat hierarchy, paperless offices and no meetings. We hack in Python and (vanilla) JavaScript, plus golang and C if needed.
Many people use splitwise for this.
> 2) Explicit yield points certainly save you from most of the classic threading errors, and having to use special maps and datastructures everywhere.

"classic threading errors" don't apply to the users of a web framework where you are programming logic that shares nothing with other threads. Additionally, the most free-of-race-conditions monolithic application loses all of that advantage the moment it is placed in a multi-process environment, where other copies of it on the same host or other hosts are competing for the same resources. There is no non-trivial web application today that is deployed to production in a single process on a single host only. Web applications are not scaled vertically.
So, if you have lastpass app on your device (or, for the example sake, some other password manager that allows local access to passwords) can they ask you for the password to lastpass?

Also, the device is in "plane mode", but they will read your facebook password from lastpass and off they go on _their_ desktop computer -- looking at your FB profile, history, etc...
Flagship Biosciences | Onsite/Remote (~80%) | Full-time | Denver CO

We're hiring to expand our software team. We build high-performance image analysis infrastructure in support of advancing digital pathology technology.

Current goals include: massively scaling our data processing, migrating our front-end components from one platform to another.

Java, C++, systems design, HPC, Slurm, OpenGL, Linux are all things you might encounter.

Feel free to reach out to me: canderson@flagshipbio.com
American woman sues Cristiano Ronaldo, accuses him of rape
2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to 2 Cancer Immunotherapy Researchers
Are border agents allowed to read your diary? What if you put a simple lock on it?
It's not bad agents, it's bad laws.