skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Togethera - Full-Stack Developer (Python/Django + JS), London + remote
http://togethera.com

We're building the simplest way for all generations in a family to share photos, videos and updates in absolute privacy. We have an early stage product that's getting amazing reviews; we're funded by excellent investors and are on a mission to bring the world's families closer together with technology that's delightful and easy to use. We're putting all the lessons we learned from our early into a new version of the product. It will be awesome!

We're now looking for a Full-Stack Developer (Python/Django and JS - we use Angular) to work on the core of our app that's available across iOS, Android and the Web. To apply please contact us at jobs@togethera.com. The role is in London, but we can start working together remotely.

Perks include flexible working hours, equity, conference/learning budget and a (very) relaxed holiday policy. More importantly, you'll be joining us almost from the start and have real influence on how the product, culture and company grow.
http://www.togethera.com/jobs
Thread.com (YC S12) - Software engineer who loves product (Python/Django)
London, England. https://www.thread.com/jobs

We're a startup trying to reinvent retail so men can dress well without being subject to the horrors of the high street or having to trawl through millions of items online. We do this using a combination of powerful algorithms and human stylists.

You'd be joining a small, highly technical team with a ton of startup experience (the founders have started and sold 2 companies before). You'll be one of the first technical hires and get to build and own huge parts of the product and work on the core algorithms. One of our ancillary goals is to build one of the best engineering cultures anywhere, and we'd love you to help us do that. We launched in October and user and revenue numbers are scaling extremely quickly. We're backed by a collection of the top investors from London and Silicon Valley as well as Y Combinator.

We're especially interested in people who are interested in founding their own startup one day. We view working at Thread as a founder bootcamp where you'll learn about all parts of starting and growing a startup.

Want to learn more? Check out https://www.thread.com/jobs and you can see some of our code at http://dev.thread.com/

Thanks!
Connectifier (http://www.connectifier.com/careers) is located in sunny Newport Beach, CA.

Every month millions of jobs are left unfilled. This means people look for work longer, companies move slower, and products and services that we all want don't get delivered. Recruiting is a $400 billion per year industry, and there is ample room to make it better. Connectifier is a small but quickly growing venture-backed startup that’s passionate about solving the hiring problem. We build software to streamline the recruiting process and connect talented candidates with the companies looking to hire them. Join us to be an early employee at a fast growing startup!

Our engineering team has a depth of talent from places like Google, Microsoft Research, Berkeley National Lab, Carnegie Mellon, and Stanford. We’re committed to helping each other learn and grow while having a blast, and we’re looking for developers that are smart, ambitious, and get things done. We mostly work in Java, but you’ll get bonus points for server/backend, Scala, HTML, JavaScript, or machine learning experience. You’ll get to design and develop large scale data processing systems, work alongside a talented set of peers, and make an impact beyond what is possible at a large, bureaucratic company.

We offer a highly competitive salary and stock compensation package, including 100% employee coverage for medical, dental, life, and disability insurance. We also provide lunch and a fully-stocked snack bar & coffee station. To decompress, we play table tennis at the office, or volleyball at the beach (walking distance!).

Placing the right people in the right jobs is hard, and since we took on this challenge, we've already helped hundreds of companies, from fledgling startups to the Fortune 100s, find and recruit the best talent. We want to improve people's lives by helping them work somewhere they love. If you want to help us change the world and drive the economy forward, shoot us an email at jobs+hn@connectifier.com
Part of Chrome's appeal is its as an IDE for web development. Technical support is also more difficult where an end user cannot easily locate a URL. Hiding URLs by default is going to detract from the value of Chrome for a technical audience.
> Consider roads, people die there as well, but the price we'd pay if we shut all the roads down would be prohibitive so we don't

You say that as if just shutting down all roads without any optional way of transport is the only solution available.
@akh: Well it was probably a mistake. No harm done.

@jacquesm: True, it would. We'll see what happens at 9am EST.
The MIT network isn't "public." They let guests use it with proper registration. You ignore MIT's repeated attempts to lock him out and his working around their countermeasures each time, leading to more and more escalation. If he had just run his scraper exactly once and then stopped the first time he was kicked off, no one would have cared.

He also wasn't facing "multiple decades in prison." This has been debunked so many times it's getting exhausting, but once again I'll point out that his lawyer was not a complete hayseed and understood that, even if Aaron went to trial and was found guilty on every single count, he would face at most a few years in jail, and quite possibly no jail time at all.
cat > asdf.txt <<EOF
a b
c d e
f g h i j
EOF
cat asdf.txt | awk '{print $1}'
cat asdf.txt | awk '{print $2}'
cat asdf.txt | awk '{print $(3-1)}'
cat asdf.txt | awk '{print NF}'
cat asdf.txt | awk '{print $NF}'
A most delightful way to procrastinate is to
attempt the unsolved problems on MathOverflow.

agreed
Cloudera and MongoDB Join Forces
I don't know what Windows version you're running, but on the Windows 8 partition on my laptop, it shows the full path with prettified separators, showing the plaintext when you select the path.

And that same way of doing things would work quite well for a web browser, IMHO.

There are many annoyances I have with Windows, and Windows 8 specifically. That is not one of them.
It would work fine if this was a paid service. People could decide what "emergency" was worth being notified about. That would also give the theater some incentive to enforce a no-device policy.
I have worked for both Ember and Angular...i prefer Angular for personal projects and Ember in my company. Reason is simple. With Angular , you can write code in many ways. If code goes to maintainance, it gonna get messed up. With Ember, unless you use lot of jquery, that issue not gonna rise. I am waiting for HTMLbars too.
Whither Twitter?
Yeah, and if we zoom out far enough, every crime is really about people being selfish

Hence the base rule of my life philosophy is "try not to be a dick"!
Pond5 - Prague, Czech Republic or Switzerland - REMOTE POSSIBLE

http://www.pond5.com/index.php?page=jobs

Software Engineer

Job Description: New York City based Pond5 is seeking an experienced, energetic, motivated and quick thinking software developer to join our Engineering team. We are a small team of experienced engineers and we are looking for a new team member!

The tasks will be all things engineering related at Pond5. These could include, but are not limited to: - Python/Golang scripts for processing video/image/sound etc - Implementing new features on the website, improve existing functionality, improve performance - Working on exciting new projects

You should be able to work to deadlines, be able to think for yourself and work remotely without hand holding. You must speak and write fluent English. It would be preferable if you spoke a few languages. Our main office is in New York City, but we are looking for people for our Prague office or Switzerland, hence ideal candidates should be located in Prague, Czech Republic or in Switzerland, however remote candidates will be considered if they have an ideal skillset. Please note that you should be within the CET time zone, or not too far away from it. The very, very right person in EST time zone might also be considered.

Requirements: BS, MS or PhD in Computer Science or related engineering discipline and 3+ years of industry experience. Experience and expertise writing innovative and elegant code using Php, Javascript + at least another major language (e.g. Python, Go/Golang, C++, Java) Excellent verbal and written communication skills, a team player with strong analytical, problem solving, debugging and troubleshooting skills. Experience with large traffic sites No stranger to Scrum, Linux, Git, Postgresql, Sql, jQuery

Nice to have: Node.js, Solr, Elasticsearch, Docker, Hadoop, EnterpriseDB, MongoDB, Redis, Nosql

About Pond5.com: Pond5 is the world’s most vibrant marketplace for creativity. Media makers find the content they need, and make money doing what they love. We allow our contributors to set their own prices, and we split the revenue 50/50 on every sale — more than twice the industry standard.
Most of the time when something is changed with the previous behavior retained as a flag, sooner or later the flag will be removed.

The default behavior is generally indicative of how the devs want things to be used.

So no, not an actual solution. A temporary one, yes, but not longterm.
Remove `~` in favor of `box` and `Box`
Exact same way I got started.
KickBack Rewards Systems - Twin Falls, Idaho or Remote - http://careers.kickbacksystems.com/

KickBack Rewards Systems is on a mission to make good customers better. KickBack operates America's largest coalition loyalty program called “KickBack Points.” With our software solution and loyalty platform that integrates directly in to a merchants point-of-sale system a customer can earn points, valuable rewards and then spend their KickBack points like cash at convenience stores, grocers and major drug chains across the country. If you are looking for a mature and profitable organization that maintains an innovative atmosphere with a stable management team who likes to work hard and work smart we are likely a good fit. My email address is in my profile, please feel free to drop me a line or two.

I am hiring for multiple roles:

* Sr. Security Operations Engineer
* Sr. Mobile App Developer
* UX Designer
* Project Manager

Verbose job descriptions available on our careers site:
http://careers.kickbacksystems.com/

Here are a few reasons to work for KickBack:

* The benefits.

* We're a small team so your work has a direct impact
and your successes are quickly seen.

* We're pretty scrappy, we'll give you an outline of
what we're looking for and get out of your way unless
you need something. The management team are hackers
too and our Director of Software Development slings C
and Python himself as needed. That means we get it.
We know how you work.

* I think if you were to pick one phrase that
describes our management team it would be: "Servant Leaders."

* We spare no expense on development environments.

Thank you.
hga appears to be giving a summary so that people like me can decide to read the article or not.

In my experience, medium links are often self-promoted low-quality essays. Unless I see a good reason to suggest otherwise, I tend to ignore them. hga for me provided a useful curation service; in this case, to confirm that there were no exceptional reasons to follow the link as I'm not interested in obvious cases of visa violations.
it made it all the way through design, implementation, testing, and code review without anyone realizing what the reaction would be.

Oh I don't think that's true at all. They just know that they're big enough that it doesn't matter what a bunch of internet weenies think when most of their audience doesn't know or care enough to understand the UI change, let alone grasp the business interests that drive it.
It's because, for many, the car represents freedom. As in, freedom to go wherever they want. To not rely on someone else's transport. It sounds silly to me, but apparently that's how many people think.
Couple more for Angular:

* MSNBC

* Plunker
UnderOS 1.4.0 (a rubymotion based project) is out
A bit surprising (considering he started off talking about coredumps) that he doesn't mention sparse files. Core dumps can be very sparse, and you might save time and definitely will save space by not writing out the all-zeroes parts.
I go to Wiki for biology, chemistry, math, and famous tech people. History, politics and medicine / health issues are all just repackaged PR of a winning country, political correctness and big pharma respectively.
I want money upfront. A retainer of sorts for my IT consulting services. 
Just tell me what you want, pay me upfront and I will take care of it. You are talking to me because my portfolio is impressive and I always deliver.

I don't want to wait months for my consulting checks or wait till your run out of funding or split with your partner to not get paid. I heard it all before...

I can advise on a full setup from devs to ops to code scalability as well as marketing and promotion. My passion / experimental projects make me enough money to reject weak and non challenging offers from low budget shops and non funded businesses. So if you are not paying upfront and your project is not interesting I rather learn something new or experiment with personal projects.

Am I full of myself? (This is not an advert I am full booked ATM)
I think the fact that it's in Snapchat combined with the disappearing messages will yield different use than FB messages. I think it'll be used for when I'm bored and feel like sending silly messages, rather than serious conversations.
Icons should be fixed now.
Been using Angular for 10+ months now, it's been a great ride and has saved 1000's of hours.

Feel like I should try out Ember over the weekend.

The HTML mustache style puts me off though I have to admit!
Prometheus Research - New Haven CT, or Chicago, IL - Remote Possible

http://prometheusresearch.com/jobs/

Prometheus Research is looking for full stack developers to help us built out an open source medical informatics system and customize this for a wide range of research needs.

We use Python/HTSQL backend & Javascript/React front-end.

mailto:hn-201403@prometheusresearch.com
SEEKING FREELANCER - Mobile, AL - Remote OK

I'm an interactive producer for Red Square Gaming, an ad agency for casinos. We're on the look out for a few Frontend and Wordpress freelancers to partner with. You can see our work at http://redsquaregaming.com/

If your interested email me sam.solomon (at) redsquaregaming.com
NGP VAN - Washington, DC or Boston, MA - Senior and Mid-Level Developer, Front End Developer, QA Automation Engineer

NGP VAN (https://coderwall.com/team/ngp-van) is the world’s leading political technology firm, providing campaign and organizing technology to Democrats, progressives, and non-partisan organizations. We offer an integrated platform that combines the best fundraising, compliance, organizing, and new media products available.

We are a rapidly growing company that built the voter contact and volunteer management tools used by Obama for America. Nearly every State Democratic Party in the country distributes our VoteBuilder tools to Democrats up and down the ticket, and we provide industry-leading organizing tools for labor unions, environmental groups, pro-choice advocates, civil rights activists, and international political parties across the world. Our fundraising and compliance software is used by the vast majority of Democratic candidates from the Presidential level on down, and our fast-growing new media platform has recently become the most-used platform by Democratic campaigns as well.

We have a few positions open in DC or Boston for developers - our stack is mostly ASP.NET MVC / EF, but we have several node apps and are also using angular pretty heavily in new stuff. We also have a front end developer spot in Boston, and a QA engineer spot in DC, specifically.

The positions offers competitive compensation and a strong benefits package. NGP VAN prides itself on being a progressive and open-minded workplace; we have a fun and relaxed company culture, including blowing off steam on a softball field, drinking in the office on Fridays, enjoying periodic company retreats to warm places with beaches, and casual Friday every day.

Job Postings:

http://www.ngpvan.com/about/jobs/senior-developer-0

http://www.ngpvan.com/about/jobs/ui-developer-1

http://www.ngpvan.com/about/jobs/qa-automation-engineer-0

Hit me up at dmiller at ngpvan dot com if you have any questions!
Umm...

Actually, yes, it is relevant.

A large chunk of the reason behind the efficiency in particular of newer cars is the addition of those opaque black boxes. Being able to have the car's engine directly tune things according to complicated algorithms, instead of power-hungry mechanical controls, etc, etc.
Can you give examples of the technologies that would replace antibiotics?
Whether you consider yourself "out of the norm" or not has no bearing on whether you actually are. Spoiler alert: You are out of the norm.
PressureNet: Android and iOS developers & designers (Toronto, remote possible)

http://pressurenet.io

We're building high-accuracy weather forecasts using new sources of data, specifically barometers found in smartphones. We’ve built PressureNet, our open platform for crowdsourcing weather data. Our system currently takes in almost 1M atmospheric pressure measurements per day, and your job is to help grow that to 10M / day and then 100M / day. This data is extremely valuable in producing very high resolution (1-4km) weather forecasts, and potentially will lead a revolution in how we understand our atmosphere.

We currently have a single Android app to collect data and engage users. We're in the planning stages of building new, more innovative and user-friendly weather apps and SDKs on both Android and iOS. You’ll build our apps and SDKs, which means you'll write code to collect sensor data, visualize weather patterns, and innovate on how weather forecasts are delivered.

Compensation: Equity TBD. Salary TBD.

Responsibilities:

- Building and maintaining our Android/iOS apps in collaboration with designers

- Being an active participant in developing the future of the PressureNet platform

Qualifications and Skills:

- 2+ years experience developing Android or iOS apps

- Java/Objective-C, JSON, SQL, XLM, HTTPS, SVG, Git

Nice-to-Have Skills:
OpenGL ES, Python, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Weather forecasting
How's this for a revolutionary idea: The server sends text hat can be rendered on any device with minimal resource usage, can be cached, can be parsed by robots, and even formatted by the user.

Rendering pages in javascript just wastes the user's computing resources (and opens them up to nice vulns) and prevents search engines from indexing your content.
Passport Parking - Charlotte, NC - INTERN, FULLTIME

We’re building mobile payment solutions for parking. No more coins! We’re a small team growing fast and ready to bring on a more developers to push things faster. We've found the best way to form a relationship is through our programming challenge. Just show us your skills. http://easypparking.com/www/PassportProgrammingTest/ Feel free to reach out if you have questions or you need extra motivation to complete the challenge.

Cheers, Brad
brad@passportparking.com
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco - Remote or Local

I have over six years of experience developing in Rails and scaling to millions of users. I just recently did the switch to freelancing, so for the right projects I'm working at a discounted rate (while I build up my portfolio).

You can see some of my work and contact me here: http://sanfranlabs.com/
And my LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyf/

Thanks!
> In reaction to the sanctions, Rogozin tweeted: “After analyzing the sanctions against our space industry, I suggest the U.S. delivers its astronauts to the ISS with a trampoline.”

In Russian there's an expression - to scare a hedgehog with a naked ass - which is exactly the case here, except it's really a shame that it's the space exploration that ends up suffering because of some bullshit political games.
I'm looking for someone to take over product design from me at GatherContent:

http://www.authenticjobs.com/jobs/20722/ui-designer

Remote, family friends, 35hrs w/k, funded, growing 10% mom.
I got it, we will sort out the nomenclature
Drug Prices Defy Gravity, Doubling for Dozens of Products
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Amsterdam, London

Syadmin as a Service

Do you want to improve your scaling, resilience and reliability, but don't have a full-time Ops person on the team? Why not rent one?

I work with startups and online businesses to help them spend less time worrying about technical problems, and more time growing their business.

How can I help you?

- Expert sysadmin services, on tap

- Continuous Integration for your infrastructure

- Infrastructure design and implementation

- Server maintenance and optimisation (performance and cost)

- Quickly get up and running with tools like Puppet, Vagrant and Packer

About Me

I'm writing a book on AWS System Administration that will be published by O'Reilly early this year.

Here's an AWS case study for an infrastructure I built:

http://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/fashiolista/

If you think these services could help your business grow, let's talk. mike@epitech.nl
Thanks @jacquesm.
@phantom_oracle, yes it was my mistake, and that's why I said sorry :)
For C++:

http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_55_0/doc/html/interprocess.h...

"Boost.Interprocess offers useful tools to construct C++ objects, including STL-like containers, in shared memory and memory mapped files"
thanks thanks very cool.
Facebook keeps framing thier role in providing OAUTH as one where they are protecting their users from all the bad guys on the outside. I thought it was clever marketing when I first saw them take this position but it seemed obvious to me that anybody who implemented Facebook login was giving Facebook the upper hand. One party gets free advertising and the other gets a scary looking permissions page that makes them look like an identity thief. In the process, the first party transmutes their bad press into the appreance of good will in countering the second party's apparent bad intentions.

Everybody must have caught on to Facebook's bad will psych game by now so why would anyone keep using Facebook Login?This latest change just moves the bad will to your login page. Every time someone moves to log in they will be reminded who Facebook thinks should be trusted and it's never going to be you.
What is the advised way of using the new version on CentOS?

Will the new version land in any of CentOS repositories? http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories
Hard to tell what the heck is this. What is rubymotion? What is this distribution ('cause I doubt it's a totally new operating system) for? What are the assumptions? All I get on a landing page is some information about what changed compared to previous release. I don't know what the previous release was like, so I can't compare.
That depends on the phone.

Some Nokia devices (for one example I know of: no doubt there exist other cameras and camera phones that do something similar) have a higher resolution CCD than they need for unzoomed images and use the extra resolution for noise reduction and such when scaling the image down to the final size - so with zoom you genuinely get more detail but possibly at the expense of extra signal noise.
> No harm done.

There is harm:

Maybe not all jobs posted here will be re-posted later. And if the thread is deleted they won't even show up on search.

The best solution would be if who is hiring threads could only be posted by the whoishiring account and this is made official in some way.

More users => more chance of mistakes like these.