skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Yes you are right they are all friends of mine and when I posted about it I requested my friends to check out the app.

I guess you have a point… I have asked my friends to delete the comments
Vine (https://vine.co/jobs) nyc

Vine is expanding it's engineering team in our small office in the Union Square. While we're interested in speaking to any qualified engineering or design candidates, here are some specific roles open on our site right now:

iOS Engineer (iPhone): https://vine.co/jobs/senior-ios-engineer
Web UI Engineer: https://vine.co/jobs/software-engineer-ui
API Engineer: https://vine.co/jobs/software-engineer

Thanks
- Colin Kroll (@ckb)
Software Engineer for SHAPEWAYS 3-D PRINTING (FULL TIME, New York, NY, NO H1-B SPONSORSHIP, www.shapeways.com)

Want to help change the world? We believe that 3D printing is the new way to manufacture anything you want. Using 3D printing we enable our users to design, personalize, buy and sell their custom-made products (puzzles, gadgets, trains, jewelry, art, etc). Shapeways.com is home to a large and diverse community of artists and enthusiasts, who engage in everything from collaborative creation to selling their 3D designs as products through the unique Shapeways Shops, an international marketplace for user created 3D printed products.

Position Summary:
Shapeways is seeking software engineers to join our growing web development team. We are driven technologists who possess a blend of business savvy, product intuition, and superb coding skills. This position will focus on LAMP technologies.

Responsibilities:
* Build new features and fix bugs on all Shapeways web properties
* Deploy software to production
* Design and upgrade our software architecture
* Mentor developers and run code reviews
* Collaborate with Product team on features and improvements

Qualifications:
* 4+ years or as a software engineer in a consumer facing e-commerce website
* Bachelor or higher preferably with a major in computing science or similar
* Familiar with PHP, Apache, MySQL, VCS, caching, Javascript, HTML, CSS
* Intimate knowledge of software development methodologies and processes

Skills / Abilities:
(We understand that you may be more back-end or front-end)
* Linux/Unix
* CVS including individual and feature branching (SVN/Git a plus)
* Ability to read code in any language
* Ability to collaborate with Product team on project scope and functionality

(EMAIL COVER AND RESUME TO natalie@shapeways.com)
SEEKING WORK - Remote

Full stack developer with 5 years of experience.

Ruby, Rails, Couchdb, Mongodb, Rubymotion, Javascript(Node.js, Backbone.js)

email: michael.koper at gmail dot com
github: github.com/michaelkoper
This is the first interesting search engine since Google
Find Unicode Symbols by Drawing
San Francisco - Software Engineer (H1B welcome, Intern positions available)

Thumbtack is a new way to find and hire local services like DJs, photographers, house cleaners, and contractors. Over 250k small businesses around the country have joined Thumbtack, and we're making real money in the local services marketplace. We're backed by great VCs like Sequoia Capital.

The team is full of down-to-earth, practical, and intelligent people. Everyday for lunch we all sit down to a meal cooked by our in-house chef. On Wednesday nights, we stay late for a hot dinner, some wine, guests, and great conversation. Sometimes we drink beer that we've been brewing in the back closet.

Ping me (chris @) if you want to chat. Happy to meet up for coffee if you're in SF.

http://www.thumbtack.com/jobs

http://www.thumbtack.com/engineering
TeachBoost (Brooklyn, NY) - http://teachboost.com - Local preferred, remote negotiable

We're a growing education technology startup in NYC looking for a full time developer. We need someone (preferably a few years experience but we're open to all backgrounds) who can develop new features and small projects, handle bug fixes, and work with and learn from our lead programmer. Right now we need help with front end development, mysql/database tuning, and back end/application development--if you can handle any two we'd love to meet you!

Because we're in education and love working with schools, teachers, and principals, it's important that you have a passion for it as well or are comfortable working with schools and institutional users (and going heads up against large institutional competitors).
There's 5 of us right now spanning dev, sales, support, and ops: 3 in NYC, 1 in Philly, and 1 in Seattle. We're open to a remote developer but have a preference for being NYC or Brooklyn-based. We're early stage and bootstrapped and you'll have the opportunity to not only help make better teachers but get meaningful equity, own projects from the beginning, work in a casual environment with a small group of friendly people, and help build a company.

A little bit about us, you, and what you'd be doing:

* We're a web-based app with a stack built on: PHP, MySQL, javascript,
mongodb, nginx; our frameworks include jQuery, CodeIgniter, and Trunk

* Ideally you have 1+ years experience working on web apps or startup
experience, know how to use mercurial/version control, and have
demonstrated knowledge of HTML, CSS, javascript, and modern
standards-compliance

* You should learn new languages and technologies quickly, be
innovative, enjoy challenges, and have a great work ethic

* Projects will include new feature development, bug fixes, cross-
compatibility testing, iPad and tablet optimization, database
optimization and load balancing, and larger independent projects
you'd like to work on and dream up

Drop us a line at jobs@teachboost.com!
Applied long ago but never heard from your team. If someone spends time writing a letter to join your team other than just attaching a resume, it would be nice to let the person know if you are interested or not.
This is the correct url https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6475885
I never saw a reason to switch to Chrome to begin with. Performance was acceptable for me, while other benefits always made Firefox more useful (privacy with encrypted Sync, better add-ons and etc.). And some time ago, Firefox clearly became a leader in performance as well.

All this "jumping to Chrome" was simply a hype thing IMHO, and I generally don't care about hype.
Generating Random Terrains using Perlin Noise
I'm in no position to dispute the author's technical competency, but on the basis of a series of haranguing messages I received from him after making a small space-related thingy (http://wheresthatsat.com), I believe he does regard US-based space activities (including everything from NASA to commercial enterprise to hobbyists like me) with blanket disdain. That's consistent, for better or worse, with the conspiratorial tone you note.
It's not about CPU-heavy apps. The cores change their clock speeds as soon as you open the benchmarking app, before you even run the benchmark.
I take it you meant RHEL/CentOS?

Fedora is a rapidly changing distribution. RHEL/Clones have updates until 2020
London, UK - Permanent, full time, on-site.

Lumi - https://lumi.do

We're looking for frontend developers, recommendation engineers, data scientists, backend python developers, and operations people capable of writing code. Our stack is mostly Python, with occasional diversions into Java and C. We'd like you to know a bit of everything and a lot of something.

You'd be joining an East London based ten-person team. We've been working together for about a year, and have plans to expand rapidly in the near future.

Either launch a CV at hello@lumi.do, or drop me a line personally if you'd like to chat first.
Bought the book a few weeks ago. Have not finished yet, but it's an excellent read thus far. I knew it was a must-read after hearing Reg's interview on the Javascript Jabber podcast.
Memorial of my 22 year old cousin
I've been able to build trust with stakeholders, and that lets me be 'too clever.' The problem is when they lose that trust, because of a situation they are going through. Being clever is a risk in many situations.
> don't most large web-based applications have some sort of "warm-up" process/procedure

Yep.

The simplest way to get this is add a line to the end of the deploy script: "curl http://www.mysite.com/"
My thoughts on the US government shutdown
DotCloud, the commercial entity behind the Docker project, is hiring Software Developers in San Francisco.

Details can be found on the DotCloud website: https://www.dotcloud.com/jobs.html
I believe this thread (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6475879) would be better for what you're after.
Unfortunately I didn't have a chance to finish getting this completely working properly in FF. I assume that's the browser you were using (sorry about that).
Seattle, WA - ExtraHop Networks - Software Engineers, Testing Engineers, Support Engineers, Sales Engineers, and more.

ExtraHop is a ~6 year old, fast growing startup building network appliances for application analysis. Think HTTP/DB/memcache/NAS/etc processing times for all the servers in a datacenter, all by passively watching the network.

I'm a software engineer at ExtraHop and here's why I love my job:

1. The team is amazing and everyone makes a difference. The two founders, Jesse and Raja, designed and built BigIP v9 when they were at F5 Networks before founding ExtraHop, and are still very much involved in engineering. It's a great working environment and we have a lot of fun.

2. Hard problems at all levels. We parse a bunch of different protocols at 20Gbps by writing high-performance multithreaded C and our own linux kernel drivers. Our datastore handles 200,000 inserts a second with 10MB/s of data. Our UI has a ton of charts and tables, with data going through django and tornado. We use python, C, javascript, flex (slowly moving to a new UI with html5 + javascript), and a modified yacc+bison for some of our protocol parsers. You can hack anything from C to the front-end design and anywhere in between.

3. Our customers love it. It's awesome to see problems diagnosed and solved with our box.

jobs@extrahop.com

http://www.extrahop.com/company/jobs/
SEEKING WORK - NYC / REMOTE

Fullstack developer with 10 years of experience. Worked with many startups, having launched products both on the web and mobile (ios).

Specialties: Highly scalable and reliable applications (powered by AWS), distributed systems, RESTful apis, service oriented architecture, JavaScript, node.js, objective-c, backbone.js, AngularJS, jQuery, DevOps, puppet, redis, DynamoDB, postgresql, elasticsearch, AWS, project management

* Github: https://github.com/ryanfitz

* LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ryan-fitzgerald/3/8a8/a82
"First, they're unionized"

Only about a quarter[0] of federal workers are unionized. It isn't even legal for many to do so.

[0] http://www.federalnewsradio.com/204/3203888/Amid-widespread-...
I don't think what most programmers do is computer science, more like software engineering.
Yea, I appreciate the fact that he isn't suggesting that people abandon school althogether. I think what irked me is his suggestion that school is maybe useful for the "odd stats class", suggesting to me that he doesn't believe that there is value beyond that.

Perhaps my reading of the blog post isn't entirely correct. I agree that he's not making any statement directly to dissuade people from going to school. I just think that it's important to note that my experience of being in school is that it has given me freedom to be creative, experiment, play around with new technologies, and ultimately build applied skills. Perhaps I'm in the minority that feels that way ...

EDIT: After reading the full blog post, I can see that his view is more nuanced than comes across on GigaOm.
Accedo.tv, Stockholm | Hong Kong | Madrid | Santiago

SOFTWARE ENGINEER
Job Description

Accedo.tv is looking for experienced web developers who wants to join our team of talended developers to continue to build and deliver rich web apps for the TV.

The interactive TV space is growing rapidly and we are delivering rich media apps on multiple platforms ranging from Smart TVs, gaming consoles and media devices to smart phones and tablets.

At Accedo you will get the opportunity to utilize your skills in rich front-end web development skills to create exciting ways for consumers to access media on their TV sets. The working environment is international and challenging – giving you the possiblity to evolve your skill set while working with new technologies and exciting customers and partners like HBO, Fox, Viaplay, Spotify, Orange and DTAG.

So, if you are experienced in modern web technologies and rich front-ends, love working in an international environment and interact with customers – we would very much like to talk to you more about what we do and how you could help us transform people’s living room experience.

Skills & Requirements:
Experienced in modern web development.
Experience of web services and application development in smart phone / tablet space.
Knowledge in SCRUM and/or other modern development methodologies.
Experience from system/solution architect responsibilities from non-trivial projects.
Experienced in the TV industry (IPTV, Connected TV) is certainly a plus but not a necessity.

About Accedo.tv

Accedo is the global market leader in TV application solutions. Accedo provides applications, tools and services to media companies, consumer electronics and TV operators globally, to help them deliver the next-generation TV experience. Accedo’s cloud-based platform solutions enable customers to cost-efficiently roll out and manage application offerings and stores for multiple devices and markets.

Accedo is a privately held company founded in 2004 by telecom and media entrepreneurs Michael Lantz and Fredrik Andersson. Accedo is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden with branch offices in London, Madrid, Palo Alto, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Sydney.

Contact nik at accedo dot tv, put HN in the subject line.
London (Clerkenwell),

We're Nestoria, a real estate search engine in 8 markets.
We have full-time, permanent, onsite product and dev roles, experienced and entry level, all details and background about our company on our site: http://lokku.com/#jobs

Look forward to hearing from you.
Square — NYC
https://squareup.com/
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Square! In October 2012, we acquired the design firm 80/20 and have had New York based colleagues for some time now. Our logical next step was to bootstrap a NYC Engineering presence to tap in the growing community here. We just started building the Engineering team in July.

As a company, we have four main focuses.

Go international. We're adapting what made us successful in the US abroad. This is harder than typical international plays since it requires translating our four major benefits to small merchants: 1. Shipping readers, 2. Card payments (physical world is much more complex than online), 3. Sending money quickly to our merchants, a.k.a. settlement: very localized and next-day is hard on a number of fronts), 4. Assessing risk of merchants as they sign up, aka underwriting: again, very localized most countries do have FICO scores, SSN, D&B numbers and such.

Move up market. One of the biggest success of Square is to have enabled merchants who were "non-consumers" to start accepting credit cards. In classic disruptor fashion, we have essentially alonged the long tail. We haven't been eating someone else's lunch, we've created a whole new category! Now it's time to move up to bigger merchants.

The other side of the counter. With Wallet, Square Market (http://squareup.com/market) and Square Cash (http://squareup.com/cash), we're going on the other side of the counter and interacting directly with consumers. We think that we can provide the best experience for consumer-to-merchant and consumer-to-consumer commerce. We're at the infancy, but extremely well positioned to succeed.

Data as product. We're leveraging our data. We know a lot about our merchants: daily sales, seasonality, growth of their business, correlation with other events (e.g. Mapping Square Payments During the Super Bowl). Lots of innovative products are in the making which will highlight the breadth of what we do.

In NYC, we're starting with a focus on infrastructure, distributed systems, and money moving systems. We're a small team, located in SoHo, and defining the culture of engineering for Square on the East Coast.

If you're interested; I'd love to chat. Shoot me an e-mail with your resume! wkm@squareup.com
Senior UI Engineer, for SHAPEWAYS 3-D PRINTING (FULL TIME, New York, NY, NO H1-B SPONSORSHIP, www.shapeways.com)

Position Summary
Shapeways is looking for senior front-end engineers to build world-class user interfaces for our customers. If you’re a web developer/application engineer and you have the skills to create highly interactive and well-designed web interfaces we are looking for you!

Responsibilities
* Develop slick and performant web front-end for Shapeways Shoppers and Shop Owners.
* Work closely with Dev, Product, and Design teams to construct creative solutions to complex problems.
* Own the software architecture for Shapeways web and mobile web experiences.
* Develop custom components that can be reused on site.
* Optimize efficiency, scalability, and stability of Shapeways web properties.

Key Goals
* Deliver high-quality web and mobile web applications on a weekly release cycle
* Mentor software engineers and UI engineers on patterns and best practices

Minimum Qualifications
* 6+ years full-cycle software development experience
* Experience in a high-visibility iterative development cycle
* Ability to assess project scope and timelines
* Ability to create and evangelize frameworks and patterns
* Leadership mentality
* Relentless pursuit of awesomeness

Preferred Qualifications
* Expert in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
* Knowledge of Compass, Sass, Jquery
* Strong with either PHP, Java, Ruby, or Python
* Mastery of responsive design and mobile web
* Deep understanding of content delivery and client-side performance
* Understanding of SSL and Security
* Experience with shopper focused e-commerce

Why Join Our Team?
Shapeways is building out our front-end engineering team to build world-class interfaces for both web and mobile devices. The front-end engineering team will have ownership over the technical architecture and implementation of all customer facing Shapeways web properties. Candidates joining the Shapeways front-end engineering team will be getting in on the ground floor of a momentous opportunity to revolutionize how people make, buy, and sell products across the globe. If you are a positive entrepreneurial force with excellent front-end technical skills, you are the perfect fit for this role.

(EMAIL COVER AND RESUME TO natalie@shapeways.com)
Then "they" later discovered the name was no longer apt and it should have been called ++C.
In lieu of the implementation, I'd like to know if these allocators are themselves based on malloc or if you have some tricky assembly/kernel code going on somewhere.
Samsung also has a screen brightness booster that only works when the brightness is being measured. [1]

It also has a battery life extender for apps that measure battery life [2]

Don't forget the wifi range extender that boosts up the wifi decibel [3]

They also say their phones can use 16TB memory cards [4]

And don't forget that their phone is the prettiest [5]

1-4: I'm just making things up.
5: When compared to a naked mole rat.

So next time Samsung says anything about anything. Just remember that they are willing to stretch the truth more than the average company.
They don't in Desktop firefox, they do in Android firefox
Yeah. Many tabs cause Chrome to spawn many processes. It becomes a memory hog eventually.
SEEKING WORK - Cambridge/London, UK or remote

Front-end specialist. Full stack developer.

Seven years working in the industry for agencies, blue-chip clients and small start-ups.

Available for development or training.

Sass, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3

PHP, Rails

Git, Zsh

Website - http://colourgarden.net, LinkedIn - http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/tom-hare/76/9b7/539/
Emcien - Atlanta, GA

We are looking for a developer with experience developing interfaces using modern js/coffee frontend frameworks.

Emcien develops interfaces into complex graph analyses, visualized in several applications. These are built on D3, backbone, rails, and MySQL, with a few other technologies where they're necessary. (The core science is performed in a C library built, tested, and interfaced with via Ruby FFI).

The environment is developer-focused, and combines the nicer features of an established company (job security, benefits) with the feel of middle-stage startup (tech-focused atmosphere, developer control over process and direction, and an understanding of technical debt).

http://emcien.com/jobs/frontend-engineer/

It can be hard to tell if a company would be a good fit from a job posting - feel free to make conversational contact first. You can reach me at emueller@emcien.com (I'm an engineering lead). I'm happy to answer your questions about the company and culture.
No it's something I've had in mind for many year and that I wanted to build and test before being forced to used MongoDB or EJDB.

The source is in /server/reserve.coffee
That may be the major flaw - there are too many use cases, and not 1 compelling one. (not saying this to be mean, but just my honest opinion). It seems like a nice tool to have handy when you're doing some research, but for day to day use? I don't sell a compelling use case. The use cases they give are very specialized and specific to certain industries (ie finding Optimizely's clients)
I'm just getting started with d3 myself, and I found this ebook, which is free online, to be a great tutorial for all of things mentioned in the OP's post, but in greater detail:

http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000345/index.ht...
@coherentpony may have been confused, because theresumator.com is obviously not your site (but there are links to you site on that page).
We are working with a few dev shops. Most of our clients are looking for individual freelancers right now, but occasionally we speak with someone that would be better served by a team.

So we can certainly chat.
There's something wrong with your website--when I first visit each of the pages, some totally other page appears first. It has a black or dark grey background with some tabs in a column along the left edge. It is quickly replaced by the proper site each time, after being visible for perhaps 200ms. I tried to find a contact address to send this to, but your site makes it really hard to contact you (except via "Live Chat" which I am wary of). Well, hopefully you find an easy fix. If it helps, page loads are probably slower than average for me because I'm on the other side of the world.
A colleague of mine said once that he wouldnt visit countries like Iran, China or Saudi Arabia because he wouldnt feel safe and it wouldnt be good for him to support oppressive regimes with his tourist money. There has to be some rule of law and democracy for him to visit a country.

I told him, I wouldnt feel safe traveling to USA, my possessions are at risk of appropriation and "borrowing" for an extended period of time. They could even send me to Gitmo for no apparent reason, or even if they had a reason, I still wouldnt receive a fair trial, just like in those countries, Saudi Arabia or Iran.

I actually felt and still feel the US could just put me in a black bag in a bathtub and nobody would care. No way my money is going to support such a regime. Never.
Oh, quite right. Apologies; I saw 'theresumator' and thought it was an affiliate link.

Thanks.
I hacked HNSearch in the formal way in this article: http://blog.databigbang.com/ideas-and-execution-magic-chart/ python code is also here: https://gist.github.com/srw/1360455

Basically I could search beyond the HNSearch limits. The article is from 2011 so I don't know if it's working now.
The only reason they're trying these shenanigans is they think no one will remember come mid-terms next November.

Civilian federal government employees haven't had a cost-of-living salary adjustment since 2010.

I put nothing past this Congress.