skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The same state legislators that vote on the amendments would have to cut their own throat (not likely).
EU, Relocate to LA / SF (H-1B needed), Full time

Stack: HTML5, CSS3, Less, Bootstrap, RWD, JavaScript, AngularJS, Node.js (Express.js), MongoDB

Resume: http://fr.linkedin.com/in/florentsuc

Contact: http://www.florentsuc.com/contact/

I'm a Web and Mobile Software Engineer. I graduated with a master's degree in Information Systems. I love building web and mobile applications and I care about UI and UX.

I'm looking to keep working with front-end and back-end web technologies on web/mobile web applications.

I would like to relocate to LA/SF area, but I will need H-1B.
Kudos for being language agnostic, but location agnosticism would have been even better! ;)
Location: Jacksonville, FL | Remote | Full Time or Contract

Stack: Linux, PHP, Javascript, MySQL, WordPress, Responsive Web (HTML5, CSS3). Business and People Skills.

Learning: More Linux, More Bash, Agile, Ruby, Rails, Puppet, Python, NodeJS, AngularJS

Resume: http://adamboulware.com

Contact: adamboulware (at) gmail.com

Overview: Recent IT, Computer Security Administration Graduate. 7+ years of technical work experience, currently full stack engineer/sysadmin/IT who also does pre-sales and project planning. I enjoy digging into the full software stack, as well as tuning linux systems. I also enjoy the customer-facing role, as I’m skilled at relaying technical info to non-techies. Always looking to expand and hone my skillset, excited to optimize for better performance, and definitely a lifetime learner.

I’m highly interested in the DevOps movement and constantly working on my sysadmin and full stack skillsets. Would love to find a DevOps apprenticeship. Also interested in positions such as: full stack developer, SRE, infrastructure engineer.

Looking for a company that values knowledge across multiple disciplines, fosters an environment for learning, and encourages strong communication amongst the team.
Tomorrow: Barcamp Viejo San Juan
San Francisco/San Jose/Bay Area, Full-time

HTML5/CSS3, JavaScript/jQuery, Ruby/Rails, Python, PHP

Resume at http://www.danielkimbel.com/documents/Daniel%20Kimbel%20Resu...

Email - dkkimbel at gmail dot com

I'm a full-stack junior web developer, more experienced in the front-end but equally excited to work the back-end. I have a genuine aptitude and love for code, and would be thrilled for the opportunity to demonstrate that by completing any given exercise, sample project, or contract job. My portfolio is at www.danielkimbel.com, and my GitHub is at www.github.com/techowl. I also love learning new technologies, and have most recently been playing with famo.us.
New Delhi, India| Full Time [Available For Relocation]

Skills: Intersection of Marketing, User Growth & Technical

Resume: https://linkedin.com/in/pallavkaushish/

Contact: pallavkaushish [at] gmail [dot] com

Current Situation:

* Working as a technical marketer.

* Learning Node.js (express framework) with mongodb.

* Working on a side project; an intelligent CRO tool which uses popups - www.onehopper.com

Looking For: Working with a startup in the growth team. Being a young and passionate startup guy I can immensely contribute with my skills I've picked up in the last 2 years. I've done more than I can explain here. Best way to know more about my work is to have a quick chat or by visiting my blog mentioned below.

Interesting things I have done:

* Worked with 2 startups at a time (almost full time) - http://snooptank.com/what-i-learnt-by-working-with-two-start...

* Always got a job through connections and self marketing. Never made a resume except for Linkedin.

* Tried starting a music business in college and signed over 50 artists without a product.

* Documented my other interesting startup stories at http://snooptank.com
It is trivial to tell Google not to index your work if you don't want them to.
Security is the problem, not so much sanitation. Both are in fact problems, but I think security is the one aspect that failed these two girls.
This is awesome! Great content for DigitalOcean to be pushing out as I am probably the exact audience they are looking for when they published this. E.g. I've never gone beyond a shared hosting setup but have been curious to try my luck at learning more of the stack by using the DO platform.
> unlike something like carbon fibre, if you crash you only have to go to a DIY store for replacements

I'm not sure what you mean, but there are carbon fibre sheets just like wooden sheets. It's a little harder to cut and more expensive, but it's less likely to break.
http://store.scoutuav.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Scout3-...
my understanding is that transmitting intelligence to the next generation requires (a) the presence of whatever genes are responsible for intelligence and (b) the absence of mutations affecting those genes.

it would make sense that the quality of sperm correlates with intelligence, because it would have to be less damaged in order to reliably transmit these attributes. the headline seems to dance around this, perhaps because of the controversy involved.

one unfortunate factor which affects the quality of sperm - paternal age. average number of mutations increase every year. so if you're "thinking" about starting a family, consider that a disincentive to wait.
And both current maintainers of eCryptfs work for Canonical.
You can do this with ONE photo.

Pick an urban scene that doesn't have an electronic goods store in sight, then wait for the release of the next iPhone.
A Measure of Your Team’s Health: How You Treat Your “Idiot”
I really enjoy the community-driven articles/tutorials that DigitalOcean provides. They have documentation for a lot of processes that are not readily documented or still emerging.
Pittsburgh PA, Remote, Full Time

Stack: Python, JavaScript, Java, HTML, CSS, SQL, jQuery, jQuery UI, AngularJS, Twisted

Resume: http://mtdavis.org/Resume-Michael-Davis.docx

Contact: michaeltdavis@gmail.com

Website: http://mtdavis.org (work in progress!)

Dependable and detail-oriented fast learner looking for new challenges. Five (almost six!) years of experience in software development. Professional experience is split about 60/40 between the front-end and back-end. On the front-end I've mainly worked on single-page web applications using jQuery, and recently I've been teaching myself AngularJS for side projects.
Embedding Node.js in your .NET F# App
I quit my job almost a year ago and never worked a day since, and I never will anymore, at least in the traditional sense. I went from middle class to moneyless and I could't be happier with my life, which involves travelling all over the world, meeting people, visiting friends and partying a lot.

I have never felt more free. One day I will settle down somewhere, have kids and teach them how to live free like I did, so they have to never go through the tyranny of an office job :)
Well, I'm not Asian so I don't know. I'm a programmer tho. So for me things should be logical and controllable in orthogonal ways, and if there is lots of information display it in ways designed for maximum efficiency of absorbing information (good controllable aggregations, good use of the visual system and screen real estate, fast scrolling, ...).
I believe he's not talking about authentication, he's talking about access/authorization.
Playing with Game Theory: Altruism or Evil?
The article on setting up and effectively using the private network for what you're describing is actually now in our pipeline. It will probably be live this or early next week :)

You can find our most recently published tutorials in our community here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/?filter=tutorials or catch it in our twitter feed (@digitalocean)
I contract with HNers frequently and see nothing wrong with what you've written...have an upvote.
The Cult of Personality in Tech
Denver, Colorado, Remote, Full Time

Stack: very strong in C/C++/Python, moderate in a bunch of others, advanced signal processing knowledge and linux systems programming.
Resume: available through email.

Contact: hnjobs@inboxalias.com

Interested in moving into the big data/analytics/machine learning field. I've started working on some of these problems and find myself more and more interested, so I'd like an opportunity to learn more and contribute in this area. I've done stuff in computer graphics, networking, GPGPU, image processing, classification and more. I like to cultivate a broad range of skills and drill down when I need to, so I consider myself able to contribute in a wide variety of ways.
I like the optimistic start - keep it up. please promise to follow up when you are on day 100. and here's a good quote to keep in mind as you go through the process: "It is an insufficiently noted aspect of adult life that everyone’s pretty much trying to keep their morale up every day." Everyone struggles with morale. Good thing to keep in mind.
You ask your telecoms drawing office who should have plans for all their plant.

You could try pinging @malcolmcorbett as he has been involved in community broadband
Congrats Jerad!

P.S. Kaggle sounds like a great place to work - Just out of curiosity do you know if Kaggle is looking for any front-end devs.? :)
Sure. Allowing to set ranges yourself rather than infinite scrolling that makes it impossible to go back to number X. A setting to always show little icons instead of only when the mouse hovers over it. Settings to organize lots of data the way you want. Settings to let a single mouse click on a bookmark star put it in the place you want rather than some place where you don't want it. Settings to always expand all content in a thread rather than showing things collapsed first so that you need to open each individually. Settings to put the refresh button next to the forward and back button. A setting to have multiple rows of taskbars in your favorite Linux desktop env. Settings to fix anything that's annoying and designed for less knowledgeable users or users with small screens basically.
And also taziden's talk: http://media.ccc.de/browse/congress/2013/30C3_-_5391_-_en_-_...
It's too bad that the remarks are focused on the FTL fallacy of Quantum Teleportation instead of the innovation claimed: being able to reliably do QT is a big improvement over the current methods..
If memory serves, I read articles where they said that in their experiments, the QT was successful 20% of the time, obviously this depends on the experience's setup, but 100%?
That's a first, AFAIK.
Thanks so much! We really appreciate it and are always excited to cover new topics. If you have any suggestions of what you'd like to see in our community, I'd recommend posting them in the comments here: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/digitalocean...
It would be a nice convention if CLI applications shipped a USAGE.txt or OPTIONS.txt file written in docopt in the root of their repo, along other standard files that one expects to be there like README.txt, requirements.txt, setup.py, project.json, etc.

That way it would be easier to write utilities for testing the CLI, to generate the shell completion script and to change the interface without messing with hard-coded strings in the code.
The secret formula to running a successful freelance business revealed
Congrats! What are you working on?
Is this serious or just some spreading some FUD? Can you show me an example? Honest question
Location: Lausanne, Switzerland, Remote or Local, Full-time only

Stack: User Experience, HTML, CSS/Sass, Javascript, jQuery, GruntJS, Git, Agile/Scrum, Responsive-design/mobile web, AngularJS, UI Design

Resume: http://bit.ly/myResUmE (Careers 2.0 profile)

Contact: andy.mc.fee [at] gmail

I'm a Swiss-American UX Developer looking for a role where I can create create value by solving real problems through engaging experiences for a product, service, or idea and focus on designing and developing for the user's needs with a talented team.
Free Modern Perl 2014 Edition Ebooks Released
i think the question was asking for most of the content publicly accessible but some of the content hidden behind a login. google sites does something like that but i haven't seen any flat-file cms'es that offer it.
One Year After its Acquisition, Lean Domain Search’s Search Volume is Up 200%
Los Angeles and South Florida, Remote, Contract.

Stack: Ruby, Rails, JS, iOS, ReST / API creation, HTML, CSS, MySQL, MongoDB; previous C, C++, Java, VB, some Python/PHP; expert in scalable infrastructure, elegant UI, complex business rules. CTO capable, but absolutely love to code and have maintained solid developer/designer skills. Contact me through Angel List or E-mail below.

Overview: http://bit.ly/1m5Fnu5

Contact: jamescann [at] gmail.com
Thanks for the quote! I plan on writing a follow up with how things progress.
I thought Hawken completely moved to Steam. It still asked for your password?
The arrest at gunpoint sounds quite dramatic, but

There are no buts here. Non-violent offenders shouldn't be arrested at gun point. And it's not just a matter of scaring someone, it's a matter of public safety. I don't get why whenever an issue like that comes out, there is always someone jumping to defend dangerous practices like that.
St.Petersburg, Russia; Relocation, anywhere in the US; Full Time / Internship

Stack: JS, Ruby, C, Node, Rails, AWS, UNIX

Resume / Contact Info: http://thdr.me/f0sU01VRBDWo

Web (mostly backend) developer. Main accomplishments I'm proud of:

— Devtools Terminal project. 866 stars on Github and it was featured on html5rocks.com.

— web/Mac app called Thunder (https://thunderapp.me/).
Columbia, SC, Remote or Local , Full Time

Stack: C#, PHP, SQL.

Resume/Contact: faetless.com

I've been working on personal projects for the past few years as a way to learn new technology. I'm quick to pick up new things. My most recent project is http://www.chazzen.com as a way to practice integrating with other website's rest/api. The biggest thing I am looking for is an interesting project. I've been doing a lot with automation/scripting and it is something I enjoy. I use windows and mac daily and have been apart of the LUG for 10+ years.
Deep Restricted Boltzmann Machine – Java
I'm looking to get more into the machine learning field. I've got some experience now, but looking to learn more. I'll probably submit through your site, but if you want to contact me directly that'd be cool too: hnjobs at inboxalias.com
Snooper v1.41.2
Linkin Park official Facebook Page Hacked and Posted Spam Messages and adverts
I also wanted to specifically call out two other openings:

Washington, DC - Full Time - Writer/Editor for http://www.biopharmadive.com/

Washington, DC - Full Time - Audience Development Manager

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Some of the most experienced members of Hacker News are very homogeneous in discouraging political discussions here. Many political discussions here are decried by many of the highest-karma users not because they are uninterested in politics (a lot of people here are passionately interested in politics) but because they think Hacker News isn't the place for political discussion. Those users have won me over to their way of thinking. They think, with warrant, that Hacker News has never developed a culture of careful fact-checking and truth-seeking in political discussion as it (partially) has in discussion of other issues. I fully agree that one of the main systemic biases here is a pro-computer-technology bias, and I will add that most thoughtful young people who have gone into programming and related careers have missed out on educational experiences that would prepare them for a deep understanding of politics, so it is not surprising that the political discussions here, when they occur, are often very shallow. That's why I'd rather discuss politics elsewhere than here.
Jolla’s Financial Loss Amounted to Two-Times More Than its Revenue
This makes me wonder: imagine ten years from now, when Rust is a mature systems language (or some other language shooting for safety sans GC that arises in the meantime) and the open source community – tired of dragging around C/C++ security issues – decides to rally around an open source operating system all over again...what's more likely, that we'll just reimplement UNIX all over again for the umpteenth time (but in a safer systems language) or that we'll actually aspire to something better?

My money is on the former.
Dyson's prototype AR headset that never was
Hey guys, I'm an owner of DrugCite.com, we've talked to the FDA a few times over the last few years while building our site (They contacted us at various points with questions). They let us know last August they would be releasing this site but I guess I never thought it would so close to ours. Examples:
Our Drug Page:
http://www.drugcite.com/?q=ABILIFY
FDA Drug Page
http://open.fda.gov/drug/event/

Looks like they're including some data we didn't previous have access to or know about. Anyways, make no mistake this is huge and will be incredibly useful for doctors and patients everywhere, this is some great data. This is the type of data that should be investigated before you take any medication, prescription or not. I can see some of this data becoming common label information shortly.
Did you put your location and whether you working looking remote or on site work on your post or did they ignore that?
Boulder, CO; San Francisco, CA; other western US[1]; remote; or periodical onsite (any US).

Timeline: If relocation is required, 3-6 months.

Stack: C#, ASP .Net (MVC & Razor), WCF, WPF/MVVM, Javascript/Jquery, HTML5, CSS, SQL Server, Java, C++, AWS S3/EC2/SQS/RDS, R, Matlab.

Other Skills: Machine learning (regression, classification, clustering, neural networks), product design, API design, data acquisition/cleanup/modeling/analysis, team management, pretty good at Street Fighter.

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rjcantrell (more info and references available upon request)

Contact: rj@rjcantrell.com

About me: Spent six years at a consulting firm owned by Microsoft, writing logistics and package-tracking software for two of the big three US mail-delivery services. Consulting means variety, and this broad experience plus passion for technology means I am a quick learner and quick to deliver value.

More recently, I worked two years at a burgeoning financial startup on a OAuth/REST API and their custom automated credit-underwriting engine, where I developed machine-learning techniques in addition to traditional expert-derived classification of risk. Not averse to UX/front-end work, but it's not my greatest strength.

[1] I'm currently located in Atlanta, but looking to move. My wife and I are very outdoorsy and are interested in destinations which might provide some city flavor with easy access to rock climbing, mountain biking, trail running, mountaineering, etc. Make me an offer I can't refuse! ; )
If the resolution is high enough and the processing fast enough, I don't see why not.
Raptor robot runs at 28.58 mph, faster than any human [video]
Rust playpen
Asking this question led me to ask other questions. In particular, is abandoning full-machine virtualization for containers a real possibility? Is this a move that cloud architects should truly be considering?

It's a move FreeBSD, Solaris, and mainframe users made years ago (although it was full-machine, er, physicalisation they abandoned), since when i imagine they've been sitting around staring at the Linux industry's VM frenzy with bafflement.
I call those people "graphic designers" to their faces to be clear they are not UX designers, but make pretty pictures. Behind their backs I call them "web decorators."
The Brain, Use it or Lose it.
The opposite should be true: you should only be allowed to paste passwords.

In fact password keepers should put passwords onto the clipboard into some custom format that the password controls know about so that you have to paste from a tool. And then mandate that the password is at least 256 characters long. That would help move us in the right direction.
Ontario, Canada. Remote or Local (no relocation). Full Time | Contract | Part Time

Stack: C/C++, Python, Lisp (Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure, Hy), OpenStack

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11810776/cv.pdf

Contact: In my CV, profile

10+ years of experience across a wide range of technologies. My passions are distributed systems, graphics, artificial intelligence, and compilers. I've worked on large and small web projects, object storage, devops, and contribute to open source projects such as Firefox, WebGL, Openstack, Hy, and others. I am completely self-taught.

I'm currently catching up on chemistry in my spare time. I'm enthusiastic about following the work of T.J. Hutton on artificial chemistries, artificial life, etc and even more recently, agronomy. I just built a raised garden box in my backyard and am setting up some sensors (based on the arduino board) to detect and report water levels. My goal is to find (or develop if I must) cheap (ish) sensors to detect more complex compounds such as phosphorous, nitrogen, carbon, potassium, etc. I hope to turn crop rotations into a constraint search/machine learning problem. Along the way I may end up optimizing the component cost of my raised boxes to make dense, affordable urban farming accessible to busy urban dwelling people (automate all the things!).

If you have a challenging problem or unique application that requires someone who is methodical and passionate about their craft then I might be the person you're looking for. I'm interested in projects related to science, game development/graphics, distributed systems, or computing environments (I believe the power of programming should be available to anyone who needs it in environments and languages they're accustomed to). I prefer to work on Open Source software where possible. If you need a technical co-founder for a really interesting project (something that could help us avoid the post-antibiotic future, adapt to climate change, are interested in exploring programming-system-as-operating-system, or bring back people traumatized by mathematics) you should send me an email and get in touch.
Well, that was easy. Went ahead and took our long-standing WIP wiki which was already markdown and threw it in here. We've been meaning to do something like this for a while, you just did it.

Agreed with the point about security. We have a public part we want to make into a general KB but also a private part for internal. If anyone comes up with something, I'd love to see it.

Lastly, because what comment wouldn't be complete without some sort of "criticism" on someone else's awesome, hard work, what prompted the decision to use the /* */ commenting for page-specific config? In my experience (maybe this is just because I've used jekyll too much) it seems that Yaml frontmatter is pretty typical for .md file config.
It's not socialist at all unless people are being forced against their will (or perhaps 'regardless of their will' would be more accurate) to contribute to some common project. Nobody in the open source world is being forced to do anything.
Please DO this.
Venture capital invested by people who actually know a thing or two about tech startups is urgently needed here. Something like YC Berlin could untap a goldmine, IF done right and IF it takes the quite significant (business) cultural differences into account.
Location: France, Remote || Relocation, Full Time
Stack:
Front-end => JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Polymer
Back-end => NodeJS (Express, Koa), NoSQL (MongoDB, RethinkDB)
Resume:
LinkedIn => http://www.linkedin.com/in/davyduperron
Github => https://yamafaktory.github.io/
Contact: => davy.duperron[at]gmail.com
Atypical profil (from LAMP dev to police officer / now willing to take a u-turn in my career as a full stack developer!). 'Expert' on https://hackhands.com. I am fond of learning everything related to the web and using bleeding-edge technologies.