skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That deluxe version looks really out of place, almost as if it were thrown in there to make the pro version look good without thinking of the people that would be interested in something above pro.

When I put in my third server, do I have to buy the deluxe version (which takes my annual costs from $200 to $5000)? Or do I buy up to 25 of the pro licences to get up to 50 servers?

You may also want to consider making your commercial support offerings mesh with the enterprise licensing. As an example I seem to have to negotiate phone support and at best a 6 hour response time with the enterprise licencing or get an EUR 15K support contract to get 2 hours.
I've been secretly hoping HelloFax would make this move for a while.

100% of the time I use HelloFax, I'm using it to sign things. This is a step in exactly the right direction.
A new barometer for the election
The Aurora Shooting and its abuse by Politics
Keller could be leaving for a whole slew of reasons. At AMD, he works for a company whose core competency is chip design - his strength. At Apple, he is just a cog in a giant wheel.
If he is instrumental in an AMD turnaround, he would have made a bigger impact than if he just pushing status quo at Apple.

I'm not sure this is a major impact for Apple. Firstly, I haven't seen anything groundbreaking come from Apple on the chip side. Secondly, there are plenty of talented people from AMD, Intel,HP, etc who would love to work for Apple. He can be replaced.
Post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy. Showing correlation doesn't show causation.

Consider, for example, that people who are more likely to be injured by a gun at the outset are probably more likely to own, and even to have to use, a gun themselves. A drug dealer, for example, is more likely to have a gun because of his line of work. But having the gun isn't what makes it more dangerous; rather, it's more dangerous, so he feels he needs a gun.

Thus, the gun owners have a higher Bayesian prior. It would be very wrong to interpret this to say that owning a gun causes your likelihood of it being used (maybe even accidentally) against you.

I suggest that many people who actually do such studies understand this, and that is a better reason for it not to be in the headlines.
Boston, MA -- Full-time LuckyLabs

Our motto is "If you're going to squander your life, please, do it with us." And we feel the same way about our careers. So if you, like us, are excited about devoting your brief, precious time on Earth making mindless entertainment for the vast messy mass of humanity, you have found the best place to do it. Welcome!

We are committed to producing the finest "snackable entertainment" ever to clog a router or cause a traffic snarl. (Of course we don't advocate playing our games while driving. Just at red lights. And maybe stop signs, depending on the intersection. Or just pull over, will ya?)

We are looking for smart, talented software engineers, app developers, creative designers and social-media/marketing geeks. Experience helpful but not required. More details here http://angel.co/luckylabs#recruiting

If you want to have massive fun and stimulation creating apps and content that provide massive fun and stimulation to the human race, please let us know... jobs@luckylabs.com
Sure. You can find my email in my HN profile
This needs more up votes.
Apple's modus operandi is change. People have watched these changes occur, and have predicted doom for them for ten years now. I'd wager they'll be okay.
Sort of, but I think that it's actually more like competition for Craigslist/Ebay.

I think the idea is to grab people who aren't at the Shopify level of sophistication yet.
Monetate - (Philly suburb) Conshohocken, PA / No remote, but we will help you relocate.

Monetate is a SAAS provider to internet marketers. We do real-time DOM modification to our clients’ sites to put the right experience in front of their users. We’re looking for engineers who want to do highly visible work on great brands and solve tough problems with great coworkers.

About us:

* We were founded in 2008 and are funded by First Round and OpenView (amongst others)

* We pay market comp

* Respect - it's our core value. We have a great team and we work well together. Our vacation policy is the same as Netflix (we don't have one). Our technical teams have full authority over (and responsibility for) the problems they work on.

What we're looking for:

* We use primarily JS and Python as well as all sorts of other open source tools - Google Closure, Hadoop, Mahout, Solr - but we're open to people with any background

* Problem solvers who like to code - we take things apart, figure out how they work, then build software to solve problems

* People who like to ship - we're focused on building and shipping great products - if you like to see your work in production quickly you'll see it here

* People who like hard challenges - we have great problems across our products - data, UX, 3rd party JS, high volume / low latency APIs - we have no shortage of deep problems to work on

We're looking for people not positions. We have people who have joined the team with no background in our primary languages and people from non-traditional backgrounds.

Check out our blog at http://engineering.monetate.com/ and see more about our open jobs at http://monetate.com/jobs/

We've hired great people from HN in the past.

Please feel free to email me with any questions or to apply - tjanofsky monetate com
Very cool :) This past weekend I was just thinking of starting something similar! but I know I would never achieve the great look that your project has.

Congratulations!
Absolutely. On a related note, we seem to be a lot better and consistent at giving negative feedback. Encouraging positive feedback and giving more of it to young people as they grow up would probably go a long way.
Boston, New England or East Coast - full time

Python Web Services/Backend Developer

About the Company

TalentDrive is the industry’s most trusted provider of everything “resume sourcing”. Whether you are a Human Resource Technology provider looking to expand your product offering or a recruiter in need of a better process for online sourcing, TalentDrive has the answer. From innovative new hiring practices to tried-and-true online search functions, TalentDrive offers a solution to fit your needs.

TalentDrive is the creator of two leading recruitment solutions: Talent Platform Exchange (or TPX) fills positions fast by connecting employers and agency recruiters directly through their ATS. TalentFilter streamlines the online search process, aggregating resumes from multiple sources into one location.

Job Description

Under general supervision of the Development Lead, the Web Services / Backend Developer will join a distributed team to implement a large scale multi-tenant B2B Web Service.

The Web Services / Backend Developer will be responsible for:

Collaborating with designers, testers and product owners to gather requirements and drive project

Producing and documenting high quality, testable and scalable code

Contributing code to all areas of the product, including but not limited to:

. Data modeling tradeoffs in MongoDB schemas

. Address the challenges of performing 3rd party service integrations

. Consume SOAP and REST Web APIs to push data back to the clients

. Machine learning and document classification/scoring

Requirements

. High proficiency in Python, particularly Web Service micro-frameworks

. Knowledge of NoSQL databases such as MongoDB

. High level of familiarity with Distributed Version Control (Git)

. Self-motivated and strongly oriented to problem solving with emphasis on root-cause analysis and quick resolution of issues

. Five or more years work related experience and B.S. in Computer Science or Information Systems required

. Experience working with Agile development practices

. Experience with or interest in machine learning and document classification problems a plus.

Contact Info:

Web: www.talentdrive.com

Location: Boston, New England or East Coast
Can someone explain how there aren't any issues with Non-competition clauses for this move?

Is it simply a case of 'maybe he never signed a NCC?'
Open Exynos4 Quad Mobile Development Platform
Contextly - San Francisco - Local, Possibly Remote

Contextly is making online news better. We're currently in a closed beta of our related links service, a beta that includes Wired.com and other top tech blogs.

We're looking for a technical co-founder to build and architect (in the widest possible conception of that term) a better future for online news. Pardon the generalities, but we actually believe that stealth is underrated for startups.

If you are passionate about journalism and big data and want to build something that actually makes a difference, drop us a line, we'd love to talk.

There are many decisions yet to be made about our future stack, so being proficient at choosing the right tools in an honest manner is more important than having X years experience in Python/Ruby/MongoDB, etc. An interest in APIs, big data, graph analysis, etc., as well as open source contributions will help you stand out.

E-mail ryan@contextly.com with "HN" in the subject line.
SEEKING FREELANCER, ISTANBUL, REMOTE OK.
Hi,

We are Gerger (www.gerger.co), the creators of Formspider (www.theformspider.com), the Web 2.0 framework for Oracle PL/SQL developers. We are preparing a new version of our product and we would like to renew our product web site www.theformspider.com along with it.

Our product Formspider is for a specific group of developers namely, the Oracle PL/SQL developers. It's mainly used in mid to large size companies to build Budgeting, Accounting, Order Management, HR, ERP etc.. software.

Current Web site was done by us a year and a half ago. It's nice but building web sites is not our focus. The site is also showing its age.

Formspider impresses our users with its simple and elegant design. It is perceived as an unusually high quality, very innovative product built with care and attention to detail. We would like our new web site reflect these facts.

We want a simple yet beautiful design in our web site. Readable large fonts, excellent copyright, gorgeous pictures, icons and screen shots should provide a enjoyable experience to the visitor. We don't want run of the mill, stock photos, icons and text anywhere on the site. Each page needs to be individually crafted and be of excellent quality.

The entire goal of the web site is to reflect the high quality of our product.

Our favorite product, company web sites are www.apple.com (you should have seen this coming at this point :-) ) and http://www.fogcreek.com/fogbugz/

We've been struggling to find a freelancer or a team that can get this done. I thought of asking you on HN hoping that you can help.

Best,
Yalim
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baSyYyqV2X0
Shameless plug for an essay I posted yesterday, but I'd also like to get reactions from HN denizens: What if moviegoers, out of a sense of civic duty, had rushed the shooter, together, despite the obvious risk, because "that's what we do" for each other? [1]

[1] http://www.questioningchristian.com/2012/07/what-if-aurora-m...
Toronto, Canada (remote possible)

Do you want to work on a meaningful project? At ECHOage, we are modernizing the birthday party experience with an innovative online tool that lets kids give to charity and get the gifts of their dreams.

We are looking for smart and passionate full-stack web developers. We value initiative and creativity. We offer great work-life balance and flexible work environment.

Your skills and experience are more important to us than exposure to specific technologies. But if you want to know, we use Groovy, Grails, Scala, and AngularJS.

Contact us at jobs+hn@echoage.com.
Microsoft completes Windows 8 development, announces RTM
Rad Brunch app skeleton that comes with unicorns out of the box.
How to Fix Corrupt Temporary Profile in Windows 7
Adam Wheeler Went to Harvard - Student Who Faked Way Into Harvard Sits In Prison
Non-competes are invalid in California for non-equity stake holders.

This is a feature, not a bug in California's laws. I wish my state would adopt a similar view.
Location: New York, NY

National Hockey League

looking for a senior systems engineer (unix, storage, networking, etc) Minimum 5 years of relevant experience.

contact gnotch at nhl dot com for more information. No recruiters.
SF -

Streak.com (YC S11) is trying to make email better. We're looking for our first engineering hire who will have significant ownership (product and equity wise).

We're looking for smart generalists but expertise in large scale JS apps, native mobile app development or machine learning are bonuses.
SEEKING WORK - Phoenix/Remote

Lots of experience with Java and its enterprise stuff. I've been doing more Rails and mobile (iOS/Android) stuff lately, and I'm particularly interested in taking on more projects in that arena.

http://alwold.com

alwold at gmail dot com
If you'd like to know more about the ShopLocket story, they launched a timeline today, too - check it out: http://timeline.shoplocket.com

(I'm on slide 3)
Isn't that the best of both worlds? Knowledge of big business combined with engineering education?
It's not counterproductive at all. Knowing how to deal with such biases (whether they're internal or external) makes them easier to overcome.

For example, I'm self-taught, and while I have many years experience now and have done some significant projects, I still second guess myself quite a bit. (This is often called "Imposter Syndrome", see e.g. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imposter_syndrome.) I found it tremendously helpful to discover that people I've looked up to for years have felt the same way, and had helpful suggestions for getting over the internalized anxiety.

Everybody has nagging fears like this. Learning how to see them for what they are and to avoid making things worse for other people benefits everybody.
Secure Website Development – Importance of Developing Securely
Carmack answered this in a comment:

The display is a single 1280x800 panel; each eye only sees a 640x800 image stretched across the huge field of view. The perceived resolution is therefore much lower than even previous generation consumer HMDs. If you are looking for high resolution, this isn't for you. For immersion, the high FOV is much, much more important, though.

Those are the prototype specs, mind.
Vancouver, BC - Electronic Arts' central technology department is looking to hire for a number of positions. We are looking for UI/UX developers, systems programmers, animation programmers, and test infrastructure programmers.

We are looking for all experience levels, from new graduates on up. We are looking for skills, from web development to WPF to low level systems.

For a complete list of all of our open positions, go to http://jobs.ea.com and search for EATech. You can also contact me directly via Twitter or LinkedIn, links to both are in my profile.
This isn't much of a brain teaser, if a dum-dum like me can get 40 without even trying very hard.
In this demonstration he mentions it's 1200x800
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v...

Not exactly high resolution (considering the wide FOV), but not bad either

Seems like an oversight that they've left out the specs
The Deluxe option is there to indicate that we have special offerings for large volume customers. If your yearly license fee would surpass the $4999 mark, feel free to contact us and negotiate a different set of license terms.
My mistake in implying there was one company making a go at all three, google may be alone in that category, but there are quite a few companies that have been around longer doing research on each individually.

And just because Google is putting money behind all three doesn't mean it's doing any good. Until they release a product or share their research, it's all vaporware. And I'm not saying that to hate on Google, I actually like that Google is pouring money into these projects, but it doesn't change the fact that Google is getting preferential treatment from the media making it sound like Google is the organization trying to make advancements in these areas, no different than the way the media treats Apple during its product releases.
Just bought a devkit...hopefully this thing performs well enough to bring VR into the mainstream. :)
Ouch.. that kind of torpedoed any interest I had in this thing. I'll stand back and let everyone else take the jump :)
This would be an interesting chat in a thread of it's own, or even offline, feel free to be in touch.

I have long noticed that religion is but a dominant world viewpoint. Whether its sports, belief in a higher anything, or belief in nothing. This kind of stuff requires us to be able to be able to openly look at ourselves as easily as we look at others.

If we live our lives according to any dominant world viewpoint, pretty well for most intents and purposes it plays the role of belief (even a belief in non-belief).
Do you have a secret?

Yes, I have many.

Now can you tell all of your friends?

No.
SEEKING WORK Remote OR Boston

My specialty is helping first time non technical founders built their first product. (ibuildmvps.com)

Rails

PHP

Javascript

Very familiar with the wordpress framework, plugins, custom functionality, etc...
SEEKING WORK - Android development

http://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Fubb+Producti...

Development, app promotion, play store ranking, app monetization.

fubbproductions@Gmail.com
Brooklyn, NY Full Time

Custora (YC W11) is a customer analytics tool that helps retailers earn more from happier customers.
To be a little more specific, we can point to a single retail customer and paint a meaningful portrait with his data: How much he’ll spend, how often he'll make purchases, what types of products he's inclined to buy, his predicted likelihood of returning, and more. Custora also integrates with email marketing providers and customer support systems to fuel a seamless, iterative flow of insights to actions.

From Fab.com to Etsy, some of the fastest growing and respected names in retail are using Custora on a daily basis.

Who We’re Looking For

We’re looking for a developer to join our core team. Our web stack is Ruby on Rails, and our analytics are done in R. Experience with these technologies is a plus, but we’re open to sharp developers with experience building products for the web in general.

Where We Are

Location-wise, we’re in Brooklyn, NY. We love it. Progress-wise, we’re a YC company from Winter 2011. We’ve recently been featured in the New York Times, GigaOm and BetaKit, and in the last 2 months we’ve had more signups than in the previous 10.

Day to Day
Here’s a taste of what happened last month:

Aaron implemented a Dirichlet Latent Class Multinomial to power customer archetype analysis based on customer purchasing behavior.

Martin made dramatic improvements the email marketing part of the product. He made it easier for our clients to launch multiple email tests in parallel, and added four new email providers to our growing list of integrated partners.

Jon and David worked together to completely redesign the interface of the application. We moved from an interface that focused on browsing through dashboards to one that delivers answers to specific questions.

Outside the office, Corey and Dave manned a booth at a big e-retailer conference and developed a Blackjack-style Custora game to play with prospective clients.

What We Offer

Our compensation is competitive with anyone on the market. Since you’ll be a core member of the team, meaningful equity is part of the package. We offer comprehensive health coverage, including a dental and vision package. Lunches are paid for and we usually eat as a team. We do happy hours at least twice a month and play bocce ball competitively (sort of). Our vacation policy is based on trust — take what’s needed and keep the rest of the team up to speed.

Let’s Chat

If you’re interested, apply online at
http://www.custora.com/careers
SEEKING WORK - NYC or remote.
I am a mobile developer who focuses on Android Java development. I have worked on multiple Android apps, both large and small, for a variety of clients. My portfolio and Github are listed below:

http://www.bricolsoftconsulting.com/category/portfolio/

https://github.com/bricolsoftconsulting/

My previous experience includes C/C++, VB.NET, and HTML / PHP. Feel free to get in touch -- email is theo---AT---bricolsoftconsulting----DOT---com.
>> of which you know nothing about

Oooh, is it the Extraneous Preposition Club?
New York, New York - Full-time and Intern

We are hiring at Rallyverse. We are always looking for smart folks to join us. Here is a list of our current needs:

* Backend developer
* Front-end development intern
* Account executive
* Client services rep
* Social media strategist

And a brief company description:

In social media, your content is your ad. Rallyverse (www.rallyverse.com) shows brands what to say and when to say it on Facebook, in Twitter, and in their social ads. Rallyverse creates ready-to-publish status updates, tweets, and ads from a brand's content, and ranks them based on their relevance to real-time conversations in social media -- essentially, a cheat sheet for social-media marketers.

Hit me up anytime: jason at rallyverse dot com
Seconded, for typing in code (with all the brackets and what not) this worked out better for me.
Amsterdam, Netherlands. FULLTIME & INTERN positions.
We launched Skylines last year at Techcrunch Disrupt, our mission is to organize the world's real time photos.
We currently process over five million pictures a day, crunching gigabytes of data every day, are ramping up quickly, and generate a lot of data in the process. We have some smart engineers working on our backend, on various technologies (from Riak, ElasticSearch, Redis and Map-Reduce to Ruby and Node.js) and are looking for developers who help us build the front- and backends of our products.
We're based in the center of beautiful Amsterdam (Netherlands) in an active startup community. Current alpha product at http://skylin.es.
Questions? Shoot me an email at martijn@skylin.es.
Google, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo! - this only stands a chance if you get them all to partake in this discussion and work towards a single implementation that works against all of their platforms.

Otherwise, these discussions are pointless.
Absolutely. I can't recommend it enough.
You're mixing different layers of worrying.

People underperform because they're worrying about problem X (confirming stereotypes). Let's refer to this as problem Y (stereotype threat).

Education about problem X would be counterproductive; the article is suggesting education about problem Y.
Sounds like a modern iteration of the PEN15 Club
Thousands of people did invent facebook. The invention is obvious and frankly trivial. Facebook didn't become what it is because of the amazing innovation of "see stupid shit your friends post". Everything about facebook's success has nothing to do with the idea, and everything to do with execution, marketing, timing, etc.
We just fully onboarded a new employee without a single piece of physical paper thanks to HelloSign (HelloFax). It's awesome and saves us hours a week.
Yes it's running on Phusion Passenger Enterprise, we eat our dogfood. We were getting so much traffic that the server ran out of memory and swap. I tweaked some settings and it's ok now.
SEEKING WORK - Remote / Paris (France) or Kobe (Japan)

Freelancing with my associate from ShiningPanda. We build web applications and websites on top of Python/Django. Sample projects:

https://www.findmyeventspace.com (in construction)

https://www.shiningpanda-ci.com

We are also build and release experts, using mainly Jenkins CI.

website: http://www.shiningpanda.com

email: alexis.tabary@shiningpanda.com