skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem with organ donation is that insurance companies consider missing organs to be a pre-existing condition, and will reject you because of it. Go private health care!
Yes. Any other questions?
Ridejoy (YC S11). San Francisco, CA. Full time.

Engineer number one.

Interested in getting in on the ground floor of fundamentally changing the way people travel or, as one of our users said, "restoring people's faith in humanity"?

See more at: http://ridejoy.com/jobs
At the mega-bank in my neighborhood, they try really hard to sell a line of credit to every business customer, even if it's only a couple thousand dollars. Their standard small business application package has a checking account, savings account, debit card, and credit card and then they try to up-sell a line of credit.
Do they also delete photos from a backend database backup that might've occurred after the upload but before the user cancelled the photo?
Nav is nothing when you have anything.el.
TT developer here. Sorry you had a bad experience. This is a difficult problem for us - each room is it's own community with it's own rules, and it's really hard to determine how much "policing" is appropriate on a global level. Personally, I'm of the opinion that we should intervene as little as possible. There are some cases in which people are obviously being malicious towards other rooms, eg. invading Christian rooms to play death metal, etc., and we do our best to respond and ban those involved. However, in cases of disagreements within communities, I prefer to let communities sort out their issues themselves - especially since it's so easy to create a new room/community, if you have others who agree with you. In fact, some of our best rooms have come from exactly this type of community splintering. We try to encourage small communities of like-minded people, rather than huge rooms in which everyone must play by rules that not everyone agrees with. As a user, I much prefer this to sites run by a "benevolent dictator" who has final say over what is and is not appropriate.

That said, there's an excellent chance we aren't doing it exactly right. We're constantly refining the ways we moderate the community, and we love getting input on the best ways to approach it. Feel free to contact info@turntable.fm or me personally at dan@turntable.fm if you have any more specific feedback or questions.
Startup looking to help startups connect with college students.
But I am not the cause of that person's death. The cause of their death will likely be disease or accident or some other thing unrelated to my person. Learn the difference between direct and indirect.
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Mountain View, CA. Full time.

http://patterninsight.com/company/careers/

Pattern Insight is a booming startup making code and log analysis tools for a customer base that includes many titans of the tech industry. The data mining and static analysis technologies present in our product have strong research roots, as we grew out of PhD research done at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Relatedly, our core engineering team has a strong academic background and as a whole has published over 100+ articles in peer reviewed journals and conferences.

We are looking to expand our engineering team in sunny California. As stated above, we are also looking for a handful of interns. For more specific requirements, please see our career page: http://patterninsight.com/company/careers/

Come join us, we are still tiny and looking for people ready and willing to make decisions that shape our future.
There is also a nice price delta between the two. Stash is $9000 (currently) for 500 users/yr. GitHub Enterprise is $125,000 for 500 users/yr. That might win over some
San Francisco, CA. Full time or intern.

Massive Health is hiring. We're a start-up based in San Francisco, and combined our team has previously shipped products to over half a billion people. We're using this consumer product expertise to improve healthcare by creating beautiful tools that deliver useful insights for getting and staying healthy. We've already launched an app called The Eatery, and there's lots more to come.

learn more here: http://massivehealth.com/jobs
Razor, not Razer. Templates, not fancy gaming accessories.
Your link also mentions that Google has a patent on this (patent no. 20070239716). Interesting.
I'm glad that there's no mention of easy_install. I have no idea why someone would want to use a package manager that can't uninstall things.
Why cede hosting to GitHub when you want to ensure tight integration to your other products? If your customer is already spending money with you and needs to host their repos internally, you should take their money.
Thanks for the link! I had no idea this ever existed.
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SciMed Solutions, Durham NC, Full-time
www.scimedsolutions.com/employment-opportunities

Send resume and cover letter to employment@scimedsolutions.com.

We are passionate about building software in the medical, scientific, and academic communities. Our work has enabled our clients to make a difference in vaccine discovery, cancer treatment, energy- efficient building construction, and social change.

We are looking for someone equally passionate as well as self-motivated, disciplined, driven, a decision-maker, and a team player. We want employees who are not solely driven by personal success, but are invested in the team's success.

Although this position is for a Ruby on Rails developer, Ruby experience is not required. If you have a 4 year degree, are a talented coder, can work quickly, and work across multiple technologies and projects, we'll train you on Ruby.

Experience or understanding of Agile development, experience in coding technologies such as PHP, Python, Perl, .NET, JSP, XML, JavaScript, or AJAX are a plus. The best applicants will bring valuable skills beyond computer science and software engineering.

We strive to find the best fit for every employee and value personal growth. If you are interested in working in an environment of accuracy, teamwork, openness, respect, and would like to limit your work week to 40 hours, apply today. Send your resume and cover letter to employment@scimedsolutions.com.
TT developer here. Any user can "mute" any other user - just go to Settings > Ignored Users and add their username to your ignored list. Hope to see you back on the site soon!
No, they will be native.
Why not use Etsy?
The plugins get approved by DuckDuckGo, and generally we work with people to make them good or round them out ourselves. In the future there may be a way to install them in addition (for say, the ones we aren't using for the whole site).

We have a bit of an answer for conflicts on this in the FAQ: http://duckduckhack.com/#faq

"What if there are plugin conflicts? The ultimate arbiter is the user, and that's the perspective we take, i.e. what is best for the user experience? That said, often times it makes sense to combine ideas into one, better plugin."
Google had something like this back in 2007.

Matt Cutts: "An easy way to add new features to Google"
http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/adding-new-features-to-google/
How We Share Meals At Ridejoy
Along the same lines Rescue Time has been a help to me. While it's less about direct competition I still like seeing my productivity growing.
It baffles me why someone would want to start a business when they don't have an idea. That's backwards. You should only desire to start a business once you have had an idea that is burning in you so badly that you can't do anything else.
> Organ donation is stupid.

You would not think that is you or someone you cared about needed a new organ.

> how do you prevent your liver from going to an alchoholic who likes to fuck children?

Er, I think the 1 in x00,000 chance of my organs helping someone like that is a risk worth taking for the much much higher chance they will help decent people.

There is nothing that I can do to stop my organs being donated to people who say dickish things on the Internet like you just have either - and if there were processes available by which I could express a preference there are a lot of people who would jump the queue in front of you should you be needing and otherwise next in line at the time.

You could use exactly the same ludicrous argument to "defend" never giving anything to any charity or other cause.
Cheers guys, this is a project for which there is a clear and pressing need in the world of enterprise layer mediation.

I know that the observed real world running times are all sub-linear, but we can only theoretically proove that in runs in O( n * log(n) * log(n) * log (n) ) .

If you can maybe shave a log(n) off that running time proof, I'm sure that your thesis committee will finally have found big O, and we will make you an extra special hat to wear at graduation.
Awesome! Exactly what we need.
It depends on the company and what you want. I've worked for big companies that were tolerable and small companies that were abysmal (the one that comes to mind was run by a guy with money who wanted to play software-tycoon and did it badly enough he lost his entire engineering staff in the space of one month).

Since you're a freshman, take some internships and see what floats your boat.
I, too, found the article to be well-written, at least from a technical perspective. However, as a TT employee who knows the founders personally, I didn't find it to be a particularly accurate view of their lives or personalities. I suppose this is the danger of "well-written" articles.
Perhaps my comment wasn't clear. I agree that its not possible for one application to access another's keychain items. However, this isn't the only attack risk, and access to keychain items in general is based on the passcode. This can be a problem if weak passcodes are used and an attacker can get access to the device. There are some relevant comments in this paper:
http://sit.sit.fraunhofer.de/studies/en/sc-iphone-passwords-...
Some inspiration was gathered there. :)

Seriously though, the word "vector" is used here in the sense of "What are the vectors that enable viral transmission?"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_vector
Reddit's site is ugly and the UI is horrible. I've tried to use it and it sucks. Plus there is so much childish crap on there. I remember first finding Digg in 2005, then they opened it up to non-tech categories. It was still good, because I could get the feeds for categories I liked. They added images and pics, and I filtered that crap out as well. Then v4 happened and use went down and the categories went very narrow and it sucked.

I really wish Hacker News had categories, but it would very hard to categorize things. Right now I have a massive filter on Yahoo Pipes, but of its no where near perfect. All I can work with is the title of the story to filter things and link.
Los Gatos, CA - Netflix

My team at Netflix is looking for Site Reliability Engineers to come in and help solve our availability and reliability challenges. We have one of the largest AWS footprints out there and are constantly finding out about the limits of AWS technologies.

We have a unique problem that we want to figure out how to enable all of our engineering teams to deploy faster and more often, while still increasing the overall availability of the Netflix streaming service. We do this by building tools/services for engineering teams and by helping teams figure out ways to make their software more reliable.

Official Job Description:
http://jobs.netflix.com/jobsListing.html?id=oHxbWfw5

To get a sense of what engineering teams at Netflix work on:
http://techblog.netflix.com/
https://github.com/netflix

If interested, please feel free to email me directly (email in profile)
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A few years ago (eek a decade) when a lot of the tech community hung out on slashdot and I remember seeing this same thing happen. We are social creatures and before tweeting (I know shocking) there was other ways and there will be new ways when no one tweets anymore.
I think the copy above the fold should refer specifically to browser bookmarks. Initially that wasn't clear, and it seems to me that's the main differentiator here.

EDIT: I mean on the main page, of course, not the /hot that you linked here :)
1 GB per movie.
New GMail Feature: automatic translate messages
Is this in response to the Skype IP Lookup tool that was released this past week? Or something completely unrelated?
SEEKING FREELANCER (London, UK. - Remote or In-house):

We are currencytransfer.com, and we're all about saving people money when sending it overseas. Banks are our enemy, and we want to make the market more transparent, which while difficult is proving fruitful.

We're a tiny team at the moment, based in TechHub at the Google Campus building. We're seeking a Ruby on Rails developer with good and preferably demonstrable experience. Good, clean HAML/SASS (html/css is fine too) design is a big plus. We love new things, so we're happy to let you play with new toys to get the job done.

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Los Angeles Area (Santa Monica, CA)

TrueCar is changing the way people buy and sell cars. We are well funded, earning revenue and growing. Most of our coding is in Python, Java and Javascript.

We have several openings right now. I'll change things up from previous posts and keep them brief. If it sounds like it might be a fit, shoot me an email (address is in my profile)

* Senior Designer and Designer (Photoshop/UX)

* Java Architect (hands-on experienced Java geniuses)

* Senior Linux System Engineer (If you are one, you know it)

* Senior SQL Database Automation Engineer (Microsoft SQL Server)

* Statistician (strong SAS programming skills including PROC SQL are needed)

* Data Warehouse Developer (ETL/Data Modeling on MS SQL Server 2005/2008)

* Data Analyst (SAS/SQL - Looking for an MS in Statistics, Econometrics, Operations Research, Data Mining, or Math)

* BI SQL Analyst (OK, so I had to look up that one: Work with internal stakeholders to understand business objectives and identify useful data sources and analyses in order to reliably and accurately answers to important questions. Provide ad hoc analyses and reports for internal customers, especially C-level and PR requests. 3-5 years of workplace analytics experience.)

I started here at TrueCar in the fall developing code primarily in Python and absolutely love it. Come join me by the beach: http://picplz.com/user/dabent/pic/tpc4v/
I can't upvote this comment, but JVM is the greatest of all time.
Not a single company hiring in Tokyo?
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The Personal MBA Guide to Small Business Infrastructure

https://infrastructure.personalmba.com/

I wrote the guide, produced the PDF using a nice third-party template with a few custom modifications, and wrote the entire sales app from scratch. This project is the first time I've used Stripe and Mailgun. The entire project took less than a week, and is on track to net five figures in the first month of sales.
I think that often the cheaper products tend to be the most polished.
Let's say you are developing something with < 100 users, how good does the UX have to be?

Designing say a beautiful UI full of clever widgets is probably a waste of time vs adding features. It just needs to be "good enough" to use, if the users are having problems with it then it is probably more economical to get them in a room together and run a training session at which point they will grumble, stick some postits to their monitors and carry on.

I've developed some programs before that have had bugs and when I've offered to get right on and fix them I have been told by the client "don't bother, I'll just tell the users not to click that button under those circumstances".

With the cheaper app you are looking at ways to do things that will wow 100,000 people rather than just a few.
I regularly use Ctrl-P and Command-T regularly. Ctrl-P seems to work well for smaller projects. It is faster than Command-T, but it often fails to find files accurately on larger projects. It searches in hidden/ignored directories that Command-T automatically ignores. I like the fact that you don't have to have vim compiled with ruby support to use Ctrl-P which is great when working on remote machines. I feel like Ctrl-P is close to being a drop-in replacement for Command-T, but it is not quite there yet. When Ctrl-P's match results are the same as Command-T's, I'll stop using Command-T.
I, too, lament the loss of our international users. We're working hard to allow access from outside the US, but it's a slow process. That said, there is still an active J-pop room on TT, although it's not as popular as it once was: http://turntable.fm/jpop_jgame_anime_
SurveyMonkey design patterns
Unrelated, although this might make such things harder.
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i have not heard about it but it sounded innovative
And then after starting an ill advised war that one argued against, convict him of sedition and have him poisoned. So... Where does Fox News fit into this model?
The "f*ck you pay me" part remembered me of this: http://vimeo.com/22053820
You're right...but often times...you dismiss the idea creation piece (you have a lot or most Companies pivot anyway)..and you start a Company out of optimism, because you love starting Companies and/or because you don't want to have the constraint of working for somebody else.
Ah that makes a lot of sense. I believe a couple were actually downvoted before (they weren't dead) but looks to be fixed.
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Kout.me - Full-time (San Francisco) - Back-end Developers, Designers.

Sorry no remote. No H1B.

Well-funded early stage startup focusing on simplifying online selling, especially selling across multiple platforms.

Looking for designers to make our product beautiful and useable. Looking for engineers to work on some really hard problems in payments, fraud, and creating a multi-platform network.

Small team, great culture, flat organization, meaningful equity, strong compensation, and a huge vision we can all rally behind. A perfect way to learn about building a startup from the ground up before building your own.

Email hany@kout.me and mention you're from HN.
I can't speak for Yehuda, but based on the talk abstract (in the link), it doesn't seem like ember will be discussed.
It's irrational to expect a business to get every decision about the future correct.
Crowd sourcing better search results through content plugins. Genius - great job ddg/h guys!
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Los Angeles, CA - elarm.com - Full Time

At elarm, we're building the next-generation of home security. The clunky, low-tech alarm systems available today haven't changed in twenty years. We're creating a beautiful device you don't just need, but actually want to own: wireless, android-powered, easy to use, and designed for smartphones and video surveillance. And it's been built from the ground up as a consumer electronics product - so you can buy it, open up the box and set it up yourself in just a few minutes.

We spent the last year hard at work and just finished raising a large seed round to help transform our prototype into a real shipping product. Come join us and help us launch!

We're hiring for the following positions:

- Rails / Web Developer

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Seattle, WA Fulltime

An already profitable Seattle based Startup is looking for mobile developers, both Android and iOS to join their team permanently. They have a fantastic advisory board and great team. Their leaders all have experience taking startups and turning them either public as well as negotiating acquisitions.

We are seeking a self-motivated, creative multi-platform mobile application developer with a passion for pushing the envelope of user experience to create intuitive, useful, and widely-adopted apps. This position is the first of its kind in our organization and as such, you will have an opportunity to make this job your own. Because my client is a startup you will have a chance to leave your thumbprint with a company that is revolutionizing mobile performance.

Key Responsibilities

Develop rich-UI applications for iPhone and/or Android platforms
Work with graphics designers to design and implement a rich and intuitive mobile user experience
Work collaboratively in a team environment that includes more senior application developers and/or architects
Skills Required

Strong familiarity with cutting-edge UI implementations, including underlying threading models
Track record of bringing apps to mass market, either solo or in team settings
Knowledge of Java on Android and/or Objective-C on iOS
Disciplined coding style with an eye toward maintainability
Relentlessly high quality standards and extreme attention to detail
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Experience working on the NDK
Experience with Amazon EC2

You can apply via http://www.bullhornreach.com/job/149588_mobile-application-d...

Or send me an email for more information Kory@imatch.com
Why? What's the actual problem with using PUT for idempotent partial updates?
NYC, NY (midtown) - Visual Revenue

We use predictive analytics to help media companies like Forbes, InStyle, and Comcast optimize their content arrangement. We built a decision support system to help the editorial team figure out what content to promote, when, and where. Here are what the press has to say about us.

http://www.fastcompany.com/1787107/visual-revenue-dennis-r-m...
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http://www.betabeat.com/2012/01/26/is-it-possible-to-predict...

We are primarily a python and JS house. We are a team of 15 with 8 of us part of engineering. We are looking to add a few more front end engineers and an UI/UX designer to the team. Perks include free-gym membership http://visualrevenue.com/aboutus/jobs/free-gym-membership and stunning office view of downtown Manhattan.

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CPU's are vary parallel operations, for instance each bit of a 64bit CPU needs it's own wiring. With the longest path for a single clock cycle being limited to ~4cm.
Just to focus on the form and not the substance for a moment:

"We were in pursuit of a great idea. A jackpot of an idea that elegantly solved an audacious problem. An idea with clean lines and graceful curves, horizontally and vertically dovetailing the interests of many."

What beautifull writing.
Good insight. I think a lot of people have been confused about that. I will make that change. Thanks!
I doubt Fielding would agree:

"The model application is therefore an engine that moves from one state to the next by examining and choosing from among the alternative state transitions in the current set of representations."

http://weblogs.java.net/blog/mkarg/archive/2010/02/14/what-h...
Their motivation for speed is very well put:

"mobile experiences fill gaps while we wait. no one wants to wait while they wait"

Awesome quote
> Living kidney donor here.

The "living" part is redundant.
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This is a surprisingly interesting post. It was clever to post it before lunch too :)