skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Philadelphia, PA, USA, No relocation, Remote, Full Time, Side projects, Possibly contract

Stacks:
- Front end: HTML, CSS (Sass, Less), JavaScript (jQuery, ExtJS, AngularJS)
- Languages/Frameworks: PHP, Yii, C#, ASP.Net MVC, Java
- DB: MySQL, SQLite, MSSQL Server, MongoDB
- Misc: Android, NodeJS

Contact: http://joekrill.com

I'm a full-stack developer passively open to any interesting opportunities in the area or remotely. I don't have a real specific stack, and I'm always looking to learn more. However, I do have a preference for the Linux/open source side of things. Mainly focusing on front end web development these days, and hoping to do more with NodeJS. Quality code and UX must be a top priority (not necessarily from a legacy standpoint, but moving forward this should be paramount).
Cardiff, UK, Full Time

Stack: Java, SQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Adobe Photoshop

Resume: http://techiemouse.com/cv.pdf | uk.linkedin.com/in/dianasilviateodorescu/

Contact: diana@techiemouse.com

I am an ambitious final year Computer Science undergraduate at Aberystwyth University and I will graduate this July with at least a 2:1 in Software Engineering. Looking for software development companies within Cardiff area willing to offer a job to a quick learner.
Got it. You mind find that wipes would be more similar to other tools that read from STDIN (cat, tail, etc.) if it implements "back pressure" by not reading from STDIN until it has an output to write to. To the user it would appear that wipes is blocking on receiving a websocket connection.
Confirming UI behavior in FF 29 on Linux. No audio output in Chromium but both use HTML5 Audio. Might take a crack at the UI bug later. Great demo and thanks so much for sharing!
Not quite as good, but here's a classic (Virtual Barber Shop):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUDTlvagjJA
SYN Flood DDoS Attacks
I'm using Sennheiser HD280 Pro, and they performed perfectly in the tests. Really excellent headphones. They're closed cup, so people don't hear what I'm listening to, and I use them on flights to cut out flight noise.
London, Relocation, Full Time

Stack: NodeJS, Java, PHP, JavaScript, SQL, MongoDB, git, html, css, Ember, React

Resume: http://goo.gl/7iHfLw

Contact: me@waltercarvalho.com

I enjoy the whole process from logic, REST API, to UI/UX design and implementation. Looking for my first job after graduating in CS this summer.
Where's this proof?
I am very confused that Carmack finds himself in such a position.

Carmack quite famously made "Fuck You Money" over a decade ago. He was driving garages full of super expensive cars. He should have been the one with the levers.

Instead he became, effectively, an employee again. Why? Why would he do that?
This is sweet! I've been trying to learn how to use the SC wrapper and your code is a wonderful example. Thanks!
And BAM, there goes the moderation hammer for uncomfortable thoughts.

If we were talking about whether flaws in a computer system were because of the data fed in, the software running it, the hardware, or impurities in the silicon -- we'd all be very clinical and think about it rationally (minus a few Linux/Windows/Mac flames).

But when talking about analyzing basic differences in people, there are elements in the community that can't even hear the blasphemy.

Sadly, this is why the social sciences will never make progress. A fear of really looking in and doing the Science is why the social sciences will always resemble a cargo cult in its lack of real value.

Go ahead, mod me down until this text is one with the background. It won't improve or validate your religious-like belief system because it just isn't good Science.
Mission Control Technologies
Point 1:

Yeah, someone is an asshole to you at a conference.. Never attend another conference and leave completely the field you're in.

A teacher has been an asshole to me once, I dropped out of school. Do you realize how childish this is?

A manager has been an asshole to me, not only did I leave the company, but I changed the field I work in. Just because of that manager.

Point 2:

Most VCs are men. Most company founders are men. VC's don't get businesses targeted towards women.. So why aren't there women VC's who would get businesses targeted towards women?

If Point 1 criticized Bro Culture in the Hackdom, I don't think there's a bro culture in VC's, and I certainly think there are women with money. Why don't they fund companies, and companies ran by women?

Paul Graham wrote something about founders with thick accents. Some people might find it racist, but it's just the way it is. We can either cry about it, and whine about how the industry should be more caring and catering to people with thick accents, or they can learn to speak English!

(PS: I'm not a native English speaker, so don't tell me I'm a xenophobic douchebag or a racist. Doesn't keep me from being fluent in 5 languages I use on a daily basis, though).

3. Safety..

Alcohol + late night + gender imbalanced room = sounds like clubs in ghettos I don't go to.. Though I won't go to the club and ask the owner to change his club: I just won't go there, and choose a better club.

In other words: If you don't like a place, just don't go.

And Pardees, you are not the only one getting hit on by men. I'm a man, and I do get hit on by men. Some even propose to pay me. I do get hit on by women, too. And some proposed to pay me, too. I'm not shocked by either. When there's someone insisting, I just avoid them. I don't view them as predators(regardless of gender), I view them as people trying to get laid, which is okay by me.

Point 3:

Yes, and double yes ! That's the attitude. Women need to "woman up!".

The practice of demanding equality and yet, demanding a double standard can't continue.

I'm sure there are women who are well off, why don't more of those start a VC company?

Do I need to bring back the History of Silicon Valley and how it all started? I come from Electronics Engineering, so people on the Software side might have a more recent referencial for started than Fairchild and all: They didn't like it, they left, asked for funding, started their own.

Get inspired, people, get inspired ! Don't whine. Fight and make shit happen !
Actually, I have been contacted. If anyone interested, email me and I'll respond promptly. No obligations or hard feelings if you aren't interesting thereafter. I simply can't spend a lot of time on this to "sanitize" my resume at this moment as I'm on the clock and need to be productive in my current position. Thank you for your suggestion. Perhaps I can do so later this evening.
24 parallel games of like != 24 dimensional game. It appears that the different layers do not interact with each other, or am I missing something?
NYC, Remote or local, Contract/Part Time

Tech: HTML/HAML, CSS (SASS/LESS), JS (jQuery, Backbone.js), Ruby (RoR), Python, PHP (Yii), Photoshop, UX/UI design, Bootstrap, Foundation, Wordpress

Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mdolon/

Contact: mdolon [at] gmail

Blog: http://devgrow.com/

I'm a full-stack engineer who's done a lot of design/front-end work in the past. Currently playing lead tech/product role for a small startup based in NYC and have a LOT of free time, especially over weekends. Excel at quickly building prototypes.
Evolution's detectives: Closing in on missing links
I'm not sure what's causing it, but while looking through the HTML I noticed each comment line gets different markup. The first line gets a font tag and the subsequent lines get a p tag. Very strange.
To add, if you're looking for a great overall performer that isn't super expensive ($300+), look at the Sony MDR-7506 (~$100 on Amazon) or AudioTechnica M50 (~99-$130 depending on model).

These plus a good USB-DAC (like those based around NwAvGuy's ObjectiveAmp) will make your listening experience much nicer.
Turning hacks into products: Lessons from Let’s Code
When she says strong women, I think she means a woman who won't abandon the field she's in and never go to another conference just because a guy hits on her.
FoundationDB did an extensive test with Jepsen, with results published here: https://foundationdb.com/blog/call-me-maybe-foundationdb-vs-...
San Diego, Salt Lake City, Washington DC, Norfolk Virginia

Help them help us! We work with all the arms of the government providing real time software solutions for military readiness. Even if you aren't a patriot by nature- you'd love it here:

Full-time, 3 weeks paid vacation and 12 federal holidays, 401K matching, flexible schedules, great pay, fun office culture including arcade games, foosball, margarita machines, potluck lunches, football games/tailgating, and we give to charity- a lot. In fact, all of our proceeds of our enterprise app: Inspire, goes to Wounded Warriers.

NOW HIRING:
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Email a recruiter NOW: recruiting@innovasi.com or rstillman@innovasi.com
I currently run adblock edge with the regular easy list, privacy list, and social blocking list. How is this plugin different?
JavaScript moves really fast these days. Faster JITs, NodeJS, Asm.js, wide support for WebGL, WebCL on the horizon...

The only real downsides are scaling issues that npm is running into, the fact that Google moved much of its V8 team to Dart, and no WebGL on iOS.
>after the first death from a hacked pacemaker, the outcry will be heard from the moon //

Isn't the problem that there will always be a way to kill people, even remotely without touching them (sniper, poison mail, gas bomb, massive microwave in a van that you park next to them, ...). You perhaps don't want to make it easy but it's also not necessarily sensible to waste money on an arms race that you'll never win.

Similarly we don't have enclosed station platforms (in the UK) despite people having been pushed in front of trains in the past.
While I feel that US driver education and testing has many faults, I don't want everyone to have the impression that the test is as simple as 'What does a STOP sign mean?'. Hyperbole is good for humor but can be misguiding in a discussion about actual solutions.

While it has been some time since my driver's test, I remember somewhat complicated questions about right-of-way, dealing with vehicle problems, handling adverse driving conditions, and responding to potential accident situations. Of course, part of the problem I have with our driver education system is how much it varies among the states. Most of what is shared deals with the operations of highway driving, while I think there needs to be more requirements for overall safe driving.

Also, I was a little incredulous at first that 80 mph is the answer for 'poor' conditions. But, I suppose I have driven on 80 mph interstates here under extremely heavy rain while everyone maintained the speed limit. I suppose it's just one of those things where we have a different sense of scale.
San Diego CA , Remote, Full Time | Contract | Part Time
Stack: Haskell, C, Python, Shell, C++
Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tristanjwebb
Contact: [olafthefrog `at` gmail.com]
I'm pretty much programming all the time in Haskell now adays, what can I say I really admire the language and I'm a bit of a masochist, ahh hm I mean hard working devotee of computer science. Spend my PhD working in Computation Neuroscience, and now I'm looking to leave academia to join industry. I'm really a programmer at heart, always have been, so I want to do software engineering now as a job. I'm especially interested in scientific tooling, especially using Haskell.

I definitely know my way around a server, I'm one of the those terminal guys who prides himself in knowing the ins and out's of Linux. I'm sure I would fit in well with like minded folks.

My education also included a lot of statistical physics and some machine learning. Most of my knowledge is in Spiking Neural network, and I would like to see some of these "neuromorphic" ideas pop up in industry. Right now the field is mostly based around the neuroscience side, but some are trying implement robotic control systems with spiking neurons. I would like to try and branch out to some hardware too if that is a possibility. I've been thinking about getting into some Natural Language processing, current working on neural simulator in Haskell as my side and part of my postdoc work project.

Not really interested in moving, but I would be able to work remote. Thanks for looking.
Seattle, Remote, Contract | Part Time

Stack: Go, C, D3.js

Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/abtinf

Contact: abtinf@gmail.com

I taught myself to program starting around age 8 and have been doing it professionally for 15 years. I think class and hierarchical based object oriented programming is the devil, partly because it forces you to make key design decisions up-front when you have the least amount of information. I am happily employed, but I also love programming back-end systems in Go. Would be open to paid part-time (<20hrs/wk) contracting with a focus on Go development.
You are correct! Now, off to your waterboarding for leaking that truth.
Thanks for mentioning Secret Agent. I had looked for a plugin to do that some time ago and couldn't find one. Now I have!
Maryland Police Will Live-Tweet As They Arrest Prostitutes
"We won't tell you when or where, other than it's somewhere in the county sometime next week. The PGPD's Vice Unit will conduct a prostitution sting that targets those soliciting prostitutes and we'll tweet it out as it happens."

[T]he police blog goes on: "From the ads to the arrests, we'll show you how the PGPD is battling the oldest profession. Suspect photos and information will be tweeted."
Any promises of privacy or security are worthless unless it's on an open licence (GPL equivalent) - and in that case how would payment be enforced? Apparently you are asking a "trick question".
NEVER READ THE COMMENTS.
Horvath's professional standing would be greater if she took on GitHub in court, proved they were harassing her on the basis of her gender, and won.
Only 20% of AP CS test takers are female, and in three states (Mississippi, Montana, and Wyoming) not a single female sat for the test. Female CS graduation numbers have been falling for decades, since long before "brogrammers" and hackathons and frequent large non-academic conferences were a thing (at least to today's extent).

While I'm glad attention is being given to the terrible behavior of a small number of men in tech who have no social skills to speak of, if you really want to talk about the ratio problem, you have to talk about how to get girls into tech when they are children.
Actually.

If a hirer does not know how to identify and promply decode a base64 string, he should not contact one.

@wengzilla, Great idea by the way.
Yep - "The Shangri-La Diet" was pretty specific about that.
Dallas,TX, Relocation, Full-Time

Stack: C#,Java,C++,HTML,CSS,Javascript,Game Design

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sjmosley/

Contact: http://www.sjmosley.com/contact.html

I am looking for a programmer or producer position on the west coast. Preferably in the game industry, but I am also very interested in many new technologies outside of games.
How to become crazy
Orlando, FL, USA, Relocation within US, Full Time

Stack: Python(Django|numpy|matplolib|PyQt), C, FORTRAN(how sexy!), HTML, CSS, JAVA.

Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mario-rodriguez/8/955/812/

Contact: marodrig [at] alumni [dot] purdue [dot] edu

Looking for a startup in education, simulation and data analysis. GC holder.
Accusations of being a sock puppet would hold a lot less water if people on the same side of the argument hadn't actually hired sock puppets.

If you don't want anyone advancing your argument to be labeled a sock puppet, don't hire sock puppets to advance your argument.
Please replace Email by Gmail on your statement. If your e-mail tool can't help you to get organised, I think is not e-mail's fault.

E-mail was a complex and then insecure messaging protocol. Google built a tremendous tool around it to cover up much of the 90's mess to the every day user.
New Hampshire, Remote, Full Time
Stack: HTML, CSS, PHP, some Javascript, over 5 years break/fix EXP

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/sushil-rudranath/5/a58/324

contact: dr_xadium@outlook.com

I'm really interested in doing remote antivirus / troubleshooting / breakfix / helpdesk support work. I've been doing it for 5 years in retail and for many years before that for friends and family, I'm certed up to the gills and am good with over-the-phone troubleshooting and dealing with frustrated and angry customers who come to me for help. I'm frustrated with the extra baggage that comes from working in retail (being forced to push services on people they don't need / being forced to promote initiatives that have nothing do with my department to the detriment of working on customer machines) and I want a job where, to be honest, all I'm doing all day is solving your customer's problems and making their stuff work. I'm legally trained so good with paperwork, record-keeping and communication, and sensitive to privacy issues.
The site is pretty buggy but you should be able to click the left arrow! I made it just to put on the background or chromecast it to my tv when I am programming!
Only if you consider American to describe a particular set of genetics does this question even make sense.

It's not about having the exact same genetics.

For example, it might be about sets of genes or functionally equivalent sets of genes that function in a similar manner despite appearing in members of ostensibly different "races".

The article mentioned that students are chosen for these experiments. Maybe students self-select for having particular genetic sets so you end up with homogenous-enough results that are going to differ radically from the results obtained from genetically isolated groups in other parts of the world.

You start talking about genes, and people panic and worry that you're talking about race. Genes are more complex than that.
Please take a look at Tr8nHub.com

Our platform with all the SDKs (for mobile, web and desktop) addresses all of the concerns you've raised. The SDKs will choose language based on your preferences in the browser, mobile device or OS, yet you are also given a choice to override the defaults by choosing a specific language.
Write Locally, Mirror Globally
Rio de Janeiro, Remote or Relocation, Full Time - Looking for positions in US / Europe / Australia

Stack: Objective-C, Node, JS, Android

Resume: http://br.linkedin.com/pub/thiago-peres/24/1a8/6b0/

Contact: thiago.peres [at] icloud.com

I'm a Software Engineer, Entrepreneur, Interaction Designer and more recently Product Manager with over 5 years of experience in mobile development, focusing on the iOS & Android platforms. I'm looking for product manegement positions and I wanna move to the US.

I have strong skills in leading efforts to see product designs from conception to completion.

I'm currently responsible for the mobile division of the biggest ecommerce in latin america, making apps and mobile websites used by millions.
If you think that anything space related has pull on US politics, you are wrong. Our current congress would cut NASA's funding in a heartbeat if it remotely conflicted with any of their interests.
not true at all. I JUST spent several weeks in Russia, people will go out of their way to bring up Putin and be unhappy about him (at least to foreigners).
Large companies need to disrupt themselves or be disrupted
Location: Southeast Asia, Remote, Contract

Stack (Experience): Python (Django, Flask, PyQt), CoffeeScript (Angular, jQuery), Design (HTML5/CSS), Ops (Docker/Nginx/AWS).

Stack (Interest): Go, iOS, Android, more Python (Pandas/Scipy/SQLAlchemy), Julia, SQL, Reactjs.

Resume: resume.alexrattray.com

Contact: rattray.alex@gmail.com

Recent Wharton grad, entrepreneur (just closed emeraldexam.com). Self-taught programmer & designer. Affinity for rapid prototyping and analytical work. Will be traveling in South and SE Asia for the next year, spending my workweek contracting and the rest of my time exploring.
London/Guildford, Remote/Local, Contracts Only

Stack: PHP dev with nix skills. Others skills, see link below.

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allandegnan

Contact: allan@adegnan.net

Would prefer to use a modern stack, would like to do devops, but will happily work on less shiny stuff for decent rates. Obviously would love to use other stacks but my PHP/Linux skills are where most of my experience lie.
(Taking it as given that you will block spam somehow.) How will you ensure people put their content on the right pages? How will you ensure people look at the right pages for the content they wish to find? How will you order the content on each page — won't this just lead to a new specialisation of SEO?

How is this supposed to lead to the end of SEO?
funding Armadillo can't have been cheap.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armadillo_Aerospace
Concerns:

Putting yourself out there publicly on HN while your current coworkers are reading HN and see your name is a liability.

Hundreds of recruiters are going to see that list spam everyone of these people for the next few years now.

If you're on that list every month, that's not going to look great for you. It also reveals a great deal of personal information about you.

You can't delete your post after an hour or whatever.

It doesn't add to HN at all. Look at that list. Going through the who's hiring list is kind of interesting, but going through the list of people looking for jobs isn't.
Sure, if you're dealing with extremely high bandwidth apps (4GB/sec is pretty high bandwidth!) what I said doesn't apply.

THe number of people who are sustaining 4GB/sec (on a single machine/device array) is pretty small and they have a reason to go beyond the straightforward approaches the kernel makes available through a simple API (everything you described, like bypass, puts you in a rare category).

Anyway, when I was swapping to SSD, the kswapd process was using 100% of one core while swapping at 500MB/sec. I suspect many kernel threads haven't been CPU-optimized for high throughput.
I can see both sides to the argument. Someone who was subsequently cleared of charges but whose name is still mud probably has a different value on the court of public opinion.
Deep learning in neural networks: An overview
Not sure if this is news. The lead author of OAuth 2 resigned from the OAuth working group 2 years ago, citing all the security flaws inherent in the OAuth 2 spec.

http://www.cnet.com/news/oauth-2-0-leader-resigns-says-stand...

OP just spells out one way to take advantage of OAuth 2, and tacks on a sensational title.
It's a valid statement, but not a valid argument.

Guns make people more afraid, and frightened people with guns shoot people.
Fairfield, IA, relocation to San Francisco, CA, Full Time

Stack: Java, SQL, Python, PHP, JavaScript, Haskell

Resume: http://goo.gl/mBF0uQ

Contact: soerian at gmail

Overview: I am graduating at the end of June, with a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. I am looking for opportunities in the Bay Area. I am willing to learn as required for the job. I love challenges, and I am a quick learner.
It's quite likely that he was using `perf':

$ perf stat make
...
116,222 page-faults # 0.046 M/sec
...

https://perf.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Tutorial
I have two sock drawers. One for drawing from and one for depositing to. When the draw pile is empty, switch.
Actual source: http://tetraph.com/covert_redirect/oauth2_openid_covert_redi...

I was expecting an authentication bypass vulnerability, but this is just an open redirect. It is not "serious".
I thought R was for statistics and not for mass balance equations. Graphing does seem plausible, that's sometimes what she does at the end.

EDIT: Even if she got it installed she'd have to the whole team to install it as well because they share data by emailing the spreadsheets.
Very cool! Been using it all morning and I'm very impressed. Thanks again for your hard work.