skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sup dawg, I heard you like monitoring dashboards, so I added a monitoring dashboard to your monitoring dashboards so you can monitor dashboards while you monitor dashboards!
That's a big question.

There are two marketing strategies I find useful for it services.

(1) Flagpole marketing, defined by consultant M.K. Bergman

http://www.mkbergman.com/969/of-flagpoles-and-fishes/

The idea here is to create visible accomplishments that distinguish yourself from others. This could be a web site or something open source or it could be, "I did X for Company Y and it increased their revenue by Z".

People in business like action, so prove that you can do things.

Flagpole marketing, fully developed, can bring leads to you, hot leads that are already deeply interested and who you can quickly close sales with.

(2) Fishing. Here you build a list of prospects, contact them, work them and turn them into customers.

There are many ways to make a list. If you're looking for businesses in your area, read the newspaper and note any news about companies you haven't heard about. Go to the commercial park and write down the name of companies you see on the plaques. If you cold call somebody who won't be a customer, try to get a referral to somebody who could be.

It's hard work and you can reasonably expect to spend 1/3 of your time doing it.

It's why salespeople get paid.
You're kind of stretching the truth here. There really isn't a limit as to how much explosive material can be contained in a stationary "bomb" before it's considered a WMD because the definition itself takes in account intention of use.

The Wikipedia article cites the FBI's definition of a WMD, which includes rockets that contain more than 4 ounces of propellant. For comparison, an Estes D size rocket engine is less than a single ounce (~0.8oz). It also states that any rocket with an incendiary charge of more than one quarter ounce is a WMD, but if you actually read the statute and not Wikipedia's summary you'll read that the charge has to be a known explosive substance like C4 or ANFO, not something silly like Draino and aluminum foil or dry ice in a plastic bottle, unless there is a clear intention of causing harm, injury or death. Here's a video of 10 grams of C4, which is about a third of an ounce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdhuR2rJJIU

These definitions of a WMD aren't that crazy.
In that case you wouldn't do a cleanup patch - you would fix the original commits you made that broke things before pushing the changes.
Lets be fair here: this is on mongodb.com, so of course mongodb will be hailed as the third coming of Christ.
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The difference here is that ESEA was the most trusted league in America and the majority of competitive cs players have subscribed to it for 7 dollars a month. (The anti-cheat was only one aspect of the client)
> you have to deal with the AST nodes as objects (there are DSLs for this fortunately)

I tried using D'Arcy's DSL for Grϕϕvy's AST a few years ago but it was very slow.
I tried that with my girlfriend. Doesn't work. We always dine at McDonald's now.
Amazon's payment system goes down, taking Kickstarter with it.
Congrats on your first mac app!

Rather than spelling out features (or the lack of features), it is much better to show them the features through screenshots on the page.

A link to a page dedicated to screenshots creates friction and the lack of description can be confusing.
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And he delivers. Can you provide links to the bills?
MongoDB is very suitable for some tasks (though it has the inevitable young product edge issues that early adopters get to enjoy), but my core issue with the lead-in is that the author sounds like the problem with NoSQL, which is the "everything is a nail, here is my hammer" mentality, assuming that products like MongoDB are the successors of RDBMS', when that is absolutely not true. They are different tools for different purposes.
Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2013)
Please lead with the location of the position and include the keywords INTERN, REMOTE, or H1B if the corresponding sort of candidate is welcome. Feel free to post any job that may interest HN readers from executive assistant to machine learning expert to CTO.

Also see: Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (May 2013) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5637667
Really awesome work on the call flow designer.
https://developers.google.com/glass/quickstart/index
Cool!
I'd pay for markdown and simplenote sync support ;)
Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (May 2013)
Please lead with either SEEKING WORK or SEEKING FREELANCER, your location and whether remote work is a possibility.
New York, NY (Union Square) - full-time

Knewton's mission is to personalize the world's education.

The Knewton infrastructure blends data science, advanced learning models, and pedagogical expertise to enable real-time personalization at massive scale. The Knewton API allows third-party learning providers to build new, innovative learning solutions on top of the Knewton framework.

The adaptive group working on recommendation, analytics, and adaptive instruction is now at 30 people, with at least 30 more rounding out platform, systems, and full stack. The company now tops 110 people. We'll exceed 2 million full-time students on the platform by the fall, with multiples of that waiting in the wings.

http://www.knewton.com/jobs/

* Academic Content Expert

* Business and Market Analyst

* Data Scientist

* Senior Engineer - Full Stack

* Software Engineer in Test

* Sr. Security Engineer

* Senior Manager, Communications and Media Relations

* Senior Manager, Content Strategy

* Senior Product Manager

http://www.knewton.com/tech/blog/

This is just the beginning. You can read more about the future here: http://bit.ly/Zj5xPv
SEEKING WORK — remote.

I am an application developer with primary focus on web application development. I'm strongly passionate about web standards and creating amazing experiences.

I love working on prototypes & MVPs. I'd really like to turn your business idea into reality.

Let's talk keywords: Ruby, Rails, MongoDB, Redis, HTML5, CSS3, Ember.js, Handlebars, jQuery, Node.js, CoffeeScript, WebSockets, Clojure, Heroku, Stripe.

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So you take the contacts out. It takes like two seconds.
SEEKING WORK - Remote

Web app dev (PHP), web design, iOS & Android app dev/design, HTML build and perhaps 8 other things.

Skillz:

* PHP (mainly Codeigniter in recent times)

* HTML / CSS (5/3 respectively if you want hotness, XHTML and RDFa also if you prefer)

* Javascript / jQuery

* Titanium or Phonegap mobile dev

* Nice SEO

* UI/UX to some extent

* Git / Mercurial

* Picking up AngularJS

Other stuff too numerous for a tidy post, but if it applies to the web I've probably had a go at it at some point. I've worked on everything from Wordpress blogs to big e-commerce sites (big being relative but think $1m+/month).

Also have a couple of new iOS/Android apps coming out shortly. I can see through an entire project from start to finish if required and have a lot of knowledge built up over time on what converts.

My site - in need of an update but here it is:

http://pitbot.net

I'm UK based. Discounts available if you'd prefer to fly me out to somewhere nice (hmm!)
Also, I would avoid linking to 'master' as it's a moving target (in the future such a link could point to completely different code or even a file that doesn't exist). I try to link to the actual commit that master is pointing to at the time: https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/7a22a33d4041c...
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Nice idea, and an O'Reilly disruptor if it catches on.
"Saying something meaningful enough to get someone jailed for possessing a drive with the string on it (the criteria for this to be actually harmful to bitcoin) is nearly impossible in 20 bytes in most parts of the developed world."

In a sensible legal regime, sure. In a legal regime looking for an excuse to shut down BitCoin? Easily done. Technically the AACS key is still illegal. I think the latter rather than the former is more accurately the threat.

But then, if a legal regime is looking to shut down BitCoin they already have plenty of avenues. It already looks an awful lot like money laundering, for instance. So this line of thought is garbage... but only because there's no way any legal system would have to stretch this far to attack BitCoin, because they've got a wide variety of far more plausible attacks. It's not exactly the BitCoin-friendly line of argument you might be hoping for.
But I need API Key to interact with API.
Interesting blog. In one article [1] she makes a point of only injecting 2-5% of her animals with antibiotics. In a second article [2], she talks about feeding ionophores and how they are not classified by the FDA as antibiotics. Of course they are antibiotics, they just aren't used as human drugs.

[1] http://feedyardfoodie.wordpress.com/category/antibiotics-hor...

[2] http://feedyardfoodie.wordpress.com/2011/12/13/the-misunders...

Edit: Here's an article discussing the enormous use of tetracycline in agriculture:

http://www.livablefutureblog.com/2010/12/new-fda-numbers-rev...

So the agricultural use of human useful antibiotics is at a similar or higher level than the use of ionophore feed additives.
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New Relic - Portland OR/Seattle WA/San Francisco CA (http://newrelic.com/jobs)

We make the best SaaS application performance monitoring (APM) solution, for mobile and browser. It gives deep visibility in production apps running on Ruby, PHP, Python, Java, .NET, iOS and Android (with more platforms on the way). Making it easy for our users, however, is hard work. Our answer is to hire top notch people and then turn them loose to solve tough problems.

We're looking for a number of technical positions (check out the Jobs page), including engineers with skills in Ruby, Node, Python, C, PHP, .NET (to name a few). H1-B transfers are welcome.

We also take our company culture seriously -- Best Place to Work and all that, of course. But we also provide an unusual and exciting development environment, one where managers are working to enable developer success, not the other way around.

Come take a look. http://newrelic.com/jobs
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Gordon Moore used to mix chemicals and make explosions when he was a boy. He even lost part of hearing due to his "experiments".

You might know him better as a founder of Intel, or the guy that "Moore's Law" is named after. If he had grown up in today's society, he'd be a felon and Intel wouldn't exist.

I worry about what we might be losing when we don't allow children to experiment.
How should I use browserify with asynch loading of some of my js files?
Mutually Human - Grand Rapids, Michigan

http://www.mutuallyhuman.com/

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We are a small team of software craftsmen (10 of us right now) passionate about making people's lives better through software.

A little bit about us:

- We write custom software of all shapes and sizes for clients all over the US

- Though everyone here is fluent in Ruby, we're more concerned with using the
right tool for the job. In the past two months, I've worked with Objective-C,
Javascript (Backbone+PhoneGap), and a little bit of Java and C#.

- We practice a sustainable pace. We recognize that we each have lives, activities,
and families outside of work. Late nights and > 40 hour weeks are rare by design.

- We're agile, but not dogmatic about it. Our process evolves to suit our needs.

- We offer competitive salaries, health/vision/dental insurance, 401(k) + match,
quarterly profit sharing, weekly catered lunches, and a top-floor office with
snacks, guitars, and your choice of standing or sitting desks.

A little bit about Grand Rapids:

- 2.5 hours from Chicago, 2.5 hours from Detroit, and less than an hour to the beach.

- Lots of great beer. Founders Brewery (a mile from our office) has 3 beers in the
Beer Advocate top 15. HopCat is a “World Class” bar on BA.
Just look here: http://beeradvocate.com/beerfly/city/43

- Affordable housing. If you’re renting anything larger than a breadbox in the
Bay Area or NYC, you can afford a house here (or a much nicer rental). I bought
a nice house with a mortgage payment drastically lower than the rent of my
1 bedroom apartment in Mountain View.

- A growing economy driven by technology, healthcare, and a growing list of startups.
The energy here around the growth in technology and the support for entrepreneurs
is infectious.

A little bit about you:

- You love writing software, and you have a few years of experience doing it.

- You learn new stuff quickly. You’ve used a lot of technologies, but you’re not
afraid to use more. It would be nice if you use and love Ruby, but not required.

- You believe software is written for humans, not computers.

- You want to come into work every day and enjoy the people you work with.

If you're interested, send me your resume/CV and a little bit about why you’re interested:

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EJS templating engine, perhaps?
A story of Facebook, Parse, Apple, Google and the modern gold rush
Yes, that works very well! :)
I've been using your app for last few days, pretty awesome! Like the simplicity. Good Job!
You would have to take a lot of products off the market if the fact that they can make people sick or kill people were the only criterion for doing so. Yes, cigarettes are a particularly dangerous combination: habit forming, enormous long-term harm, little short-term harm, etc. On the other hand, everyone who smokes knows that smoking is bad for them -- we have had a nationwide campaign to educate people, cigarette packs must have warnings of all sorts, cigar boxes and tubes come with warnings, and we show plenty of TV ads about the danger. I suspect that banning cigarettes would do little to prevent people from smoking them; you would just see an underground cigarette trade, and attempting to crack down on it would be as destructive as the rest of the war on drugs.
Wow! Just, wow! I have to agree that there is quite a good likelihood that this is only a felony ... to be tried as an adult ... let that sink in for a second or two ... because she is black. We all know it. And I say that as a very fortunate, white, male that realizes how the world works. It's sad, sad and pathetic, and sadistic; as our society it dominated by sadistic values.
With the exception of the first thirty seconds, or so, after putting them in, I consider them far more comfortable than glasses.
Good point.
Do you know any good screenshots tool on Mac? I used the built-in Grab on Mac.
The Mysterious Death Of The World's Most Dangerous Terrorist
Did you practice, like get a buddy to watch while you gave the presentation beforehand? That step was very important for me, I saw where I would get off track and the biggest weaknesses of where my presentation was unclear.
I'm currently a developer on the MEAN stack. Do you know of an example project where Node.js, or maybe even the client side js is replaced with Clojure?
Yeah, many people asking for Cloud feature. I am working on that:)
I read it and I don't quite understand it. Many of Fowler's articles have a point where it just clicks and I want to rewrite my code (I'm looking at you event sourcing), but this one didn't. Both the logging and database examples made perfect sense, at this moment I can't relate it to the overall concept
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SeatGeek -- New York, NY -- Full Time

We're a search engine for tickets and live events. Think "Kayak for sports/music/theater tickets."

Frontend Developer -- A big focus on Javascript, HTML/CSS, and crafting (but not visually designing) user experiences and interfaces. Details here: http://seatgeek.com/jobs/ui_developer/

Android Developer -- Live event apps are where photo sharing apps were four years ago. We're looking for someone to define the live event experience on Android: http://seatgeek.com/jobs/android_developer/
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Stuff we use: PHP, Python, MySQL, Mongo, Redis, AWS, Solr, Hadoop, nginx, node, Vertica. And pretty much any mobile platform.

Feel free to email our Tech Recruiter, tyler at vimeo dot com.
BERLIN/GERMANY, NODE.JS, HIGH TRAFFIC SITE

Top 5 reasons why you should move to Berlin, now:

1. Lowest livings costs with highest standard of living. Stay in gorgeous, perfectly renovated apartments in pre-WWII residential buildings with high ceilings, right in the middle of the center and pay a fraction of costs of any other capital (even cheaper than any Eastern European capital). No need for a car—Berlin has one of the densest subway nets and wide streets make biking fun + we have Car2Go and Drive-Now (these are world's best smartphone-supported car sharing systems with brand new cars at every corner, cheaper than owning a car or riding a cab). In addition, Germany has an amazing social health care system including health, unemployment and pension (when working as an employee).

2. A vibrant and fast growing ecosystem of smart people. A vast number of new software talents, founders, software companies and VCs are moving to Berlin, every day (Twitter, Google, Soundcloud, Early Bird, Mozilla and many more).

3. People here are open-minded, outgoing, mix well and international—no need to learn German, everyone speaks English! Making new friends is a matter of days. Visit tons of networking and startup events, every week.

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Berlin is calling and getting the new tech hub of Europe. If you are passionate about building great software, we’d love to talk with you. If you don't live in Berlin yet, we could help to fix that.

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If you are doing Node.js or JS, apply today—we are looking for multiple Node.js Software Engineers.
Even worse the helium was the limiting consumable in this particular case, but for the next scope the last gyro might burn out in 5 years. So now you need a supply of gyros, more likely an entire nav unit bolted permanently on. And next time the battery croaks so you need a battery and a way to install it and isolate the old one such that you can never end up with neither installed. And next time the transmitter final power amp goes thru too many thermal cycles and cracks so you need a complete telemetry unit.

Yes I know there are good reasons why they put it at a L point, but unscheduled unplanned maint is exactly what the ISS could have been perfect for. Position this dude in the same orbit but at a phase 10 miles away so its not too close, and send a live astronaut with a new battery or whatever anytime "something" fails. To say the ISS project is not managed this way would be an understatement. But someday, an unscheduled repair shop in space will exist, and probably be quite profitable.
"The real reason those sectors are heavily regulated is so they can lock in profits with little effort."

Exactly, how do so many people miss this?
Got the same Malware warning from Google Chrome
Ask HN:  What happened to man 'claimed' have contract owning 50% of FaceBook?
Is this using Plivo ?
Fizz Buzz in CSS
I guess that France is of the opinion that from a French perspective it is better to let Dailymotion grow and develop the European IT scene further, than to be opportunistic and do another sell-out to an US company.
Yes, it's based on Plivo :)
Consumer protection in the United States is basically nonexistent, so you'll unfortunately never see Adobe reprimanded for this sort of behavior. (I guess we can wait for the 'free market' to take care of it. Feh.)
Who is behind Silk Road outage?
This is definitely being studied. Here's one such grant by the EPA:

http://cfpub.epa.gov/ncer_abstracts/index.cfm/fuseaction/dis...
I wonder how the "toolbar providers" actually make money. I mean, I work as a freelance IT guy, and on nearly every customer PC I find ~6-10 toolbars, 2-3 "free virus scanners" and >10 different youtube downloaders (which mostly brought the toolbars). With such an infestation (and given this, the competition between the toolbars), how do the individual toolbar providers get back the money they paid to the trojan horse software?
I'm reading this article on Feedly
Send the committee an email suggesting this improvement. They might not yet have considered it.
For CERN's 20th Birthday, Team rebuilding world's first website
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The Adobe suite of tools does change, but usually at the margins. Techniques I learned using Photoshop 5 a decade ago still work just fine in CS6. It's a lot like Microsoft Office in a way.
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I think you're getting Javascript libraries confused with Javascript frameworks. Libraries have come and gone, yes, but there is a clear standard now in jQuery, and as such it's safe to assume it can be included in a stack for a long term project. Frameworks for building complex Javascript applications, however, are relatively new to the scene. One of the major offerings will eventually become the jQuery of Javascript frameworks and become the de facto standard, safe to include in a stack for a long term project as well.
SnapNDrag. Looks like they've got an app in the mac app store now, but they also still have a free downloadable dmg, and it's totally worth taking a look.

BTW, did you mean "Rediscover the joy..." It says "Rediscovery the joy..."
Chase Sales, not Facebook Likes
stdin? No, that shouldn't matter then, but it would if you were reading from file.
I think it's pretty crazy that the term WMD is used for devices of that scale.
command + shift + 4 (+ spacebar to capture only the window)

This looks good (I can't download at work due to the proxy, but will later), thanks
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jQuery has been a pretty safe bet for years. There's no reason why one of these Javascript frameworks won't also become a safe bet as well.
While true, it is also irrelevant. All known antibiotics belong to a very small number of classes by their mode of action. Resistance genes often confers resistance to not just one antibiotic, but an entire class, for example mecA in MRSA. Therefore it is possible for a bacterium to develop resistance to all therapeutic antibiotics without ever having encountered the exact types.

What's more alarming is that bacteria frequently exchange genetic material between species. Just because the resistance genes have not been discovered in a pathogen does not mean that the gene cannot be easily and instantly transferred from another species, and the chance of that happening is greatly increased if the environment is flooded with resistance genes due to selection by human use of antibiotics.
IBM makes movie moving atoms
The built in screenshot shortcuts work just fine. If you're looking for something a little more robust with annotation tools, checkout Little Snapper: http://www.realmacsoftware.com/littlesnapper/
Rooting exploit could turn Google Glass into secret surveillance tool
Ask HN: Best way to monetize jgc.org
I currently monetize the site by pointing people to copies of my book. On Monday I had 150,000 pages views and it seems like there's more I could be doing to make the site pay.

In the past I've shied away from advertising because I felt it was intrusive. According to Google Analytics I average 100,000 page views per month.