skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I face that same obstacle over and over again, too. Curses!
Haha thanks :) Looks like I will be switching solutions sooner than I anticipated.
I tried to launch something similar (http://intigos.com).

The problem is that Google launched something that does pretty much all that, and is integrated in their Google play games.
What's added value compared to ideone.com?
I believe there is a technical reason for that 2 pixel move. If I remember correctly, old 16 bits applications can receive mouse messages from minimized windows. They didn't want to break compatibility by posting out of bounds messages.
Congratulations.. Awesome...
'Two weeks' to block cyber-attack as criminal network seized
I dig the concept but find it difficult to give you feedback on an API when there is no specification.
Austin, TX | Full Time

Stack: Ruby, Rails, Sinatra, RSpec, JavaScript (jQuery, ReactJS), PostgreSQL, Git, HTML/CSS/SASS (Bootstrap and Foundation)

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

More info at: http://pr.ovo.st

Contact: provost.dev (at) gmail (dot) com

I am mostly a Ruby on Rails developer but am currently working on MEAN stack project to get into Node.js and Angular.

I am looking for a role as a RoR or JS engineer on a good team in Austin, TX.
Thanks for the reply...typically I'm a very positive/trusting guy so I don't think too much about the enforcing part, and like you said, once you've started to go down that route it's not good.

I typically haven't used any contracts in the past (only ones the group I was working with made me sign), but it seemed like it would be a good idea to see what I could be using to protect myself :-).
[Six](https://github.com/randx/six) is typically my go to library. I really prefer something to just store rules, and six does just that. No fancy dsl, no integration with Rails, etc.
My only stipulation would be to have my own keyboard/mouse, and my own chair. And some bleach wipes for the desk to take care of cold and flu season.
This is good to hear. Congratulations Jared.

On a different note, I replied in this comment because I would like to ask something. Are there any other job openings at Kaggle? The career page only shows product manager and data scientist. I think I'm a mix of data scientist and a backend engineer. But I don't think I have experience doing work in energy industry.
InnovaSystems, Fulltime in San Diego, Washington DC, Salt Lake City, or Norfolk VA

We support those who protect us by providing real time software solutions to the military's biggest readiness issues. We are 72% engineers of the 300 we employ and seek folks who love iOS, javascript (+ libraries), C#, C++, and server/client web development- HTML5, CSS, .Net, and ASP

We're looking for:
- Software Engineer (3 SD, 2 VA)

- UX Architect / UEA (2 SD)

- Database Engineer (DC, SD, VA)

- Technical Business Analyst (works on a software team..VA)

- Sales Engineer (DC- works at Pentagon)

- Database Developer (VA)

Kindly email rstillman@innovasi.com for more info. Great pay, stellar time off/telecommute/flex time, stable environment, fun people!
In this case, it's Andrew "Boz" Bosworth.
Belgium, Europe (for now). Remote. Maybe on-site in London. Occasional travel possible as well. Full time or contract

Stack:
Mobile (mainly iOS -> objective-C), C/C++, Java (+JNI).
Back end (PHP, some python, MySQL, SQLite, RabbitMQ).
Some Bitcoin experience.
All sorts of other random things I've been playing around with.

Resume: Upon request

Contact: See profile

I'm an independent developer who has launched two apps that have sold well (concept -> finished app). Looking for a company where I can leverage that experience. Could be dev, product or a mix of both.

My specialties are mobile apps (also: C/C++ on mobile, audio code, OpenGL ES, websockets), real time systems, security and encryption, and multi platform portable software and libraries (e.g. that run on mobile, desktop and embedded systems).

Would love to talk if you're doing cool stuff with either mobile or Bitcoin (or both!).
That's the best kind of endorsement any company can get. Kudos for taking the time out to say something positive about a former employer, normally whenever people make an effort to talk about former employers it is only in a negative sense.
Delhi,India, Remote, Full Time
joggerfor@gmail.com

Android expert. Extensive experience in Android SDK.
Implemented neat UI, Threads, interfacing with web services, JSON parsing, Deep linking.

Strong computer science background.
West Coast (preferably California), Relocation, Internship for this summer (+Full Time after I graduate in December)

Stack: C/C++, x86, Python, (others listed on Resume)

Resume: http://goo.gl/1lN4A1

Contact: anujpasricha01[at]gmail[dot]com

Most of my experience has been in hardware design and low level programming, however I am trying to expand my horizons by learning more about artificial intelligence and machine learning. So I would like to work for someone working in those fields. However, I am open to any and all options because I really want to get a feel for what the technology culture on the West Coast is like.
Or going on the TV show "Oww my balls"
San Mateo, CA - Tachyus (http://tachyus.com/)

F# Software Engineer

We believe that expressive, declarative code is more frequently correct code. The core of our software platform is built with F#, a functional-first, multi-paradigm, compiled language we think you’ll love. We seek engineers who are excited to do full-stack, product-driven thinking — learning and applying new skills every day.

http://tachyus.com/joinus/software-engineer.html
Thanks for sharing the docracy.com link...that one has some really nice examples...and they're free :-).
you're derailing the topic with meaningless introspection and 'mental masturbation' around the word privacy.

In the context of this discussion it is quite clear and pertains to facebook not divulging who is on your friends list.
I'm excited for this guy's optimism, but everyone should be aware this is the typical elation you have when you start to do something new that excites you. This fades, and the fade is much harder when it's dealing with your own enterprises, because it's difficult to produce the motivation to carry an entire company when you're discouraged. At least when you encounter similar problems while employed, you can be reasonably assured that if you can muster the effort to hit the minimums, you'll continue to get your paycheck. Disillusionment becomes much more nefarious when there's a direct inverse relationship to your livelihood.

Being an entrepreneur is not easy, and while it has moments of elation and excitement, like anything else, it also has moments of despondency and doubt. This doesn't mean it's not worth it. It just means, be prepared. Bask in the enjoyment when it's there, because you'll need the memory to keep you going when real life hits.
"The dull roar of collaboration" is my favourite expression of the day.
Back To The Basics: Binary Tree Deletion
I don't think it's too unreasonable to wish for a Plan9 that could be usable on the desktop. Why let such a cool system go to waste?
Location: Irvine, CA (Orange County), Local/Remote, Full Time

Stack: C#, PHP, Python

Resume: http://goo.gl/0nUe9A

Contact: Please see my website or profile for my e-mail address.

I'm a passionate, hands-on, full stack developer with a focus on web service and REST API development. I enjoy playing with new technologies and frameworks, and am an evangelist for better development practices, trends, and tools.

I'm pretty happy at my current company but am always open to discussing other opportunities.
Github recently started providing distributed hosting for their webpages. You can use it with your own domain. I already use it for my open-source project and are seriously considering to switch my home-page.
Seattle | Will consider both Remote and Relocation, but probably not to SF | Full Time

I hack Supply Chains and physical Operations. I use a diverse set of tools[1], but I either use what I know or I learn what I need to. I know and love data, and always try to find ways to let data make better decisions than I could, or any other human for that matter.

email on user page

[1] I use extensively: R, Clojure, SQL, Mathematical Modeling and Programming, Constraint Programming. I dabble in: Julia, Scala, Rust. I can use "Big Data" just fine, and I know its place, but rarely use it because it is rarely necessary.
Visual issue tracking, a better way to track issues during website development
Market sizing through Facebook Ads Manager
Optimize Me: A Step-by-Step Guide to Landing Page Optimization
you are again projecting some notions of yours into me, than correcting your own projections as if i actually said that. if you would be interested in having a conversation, we might try that. till then, buh-bye.
Atlanta, GA, Remote or Onsite. Onsite preferred. Full Time.

Stack: JavaScript/HTML/CSS/ minor Python / Ruby

Resume: http://www.scribd.com/doc/31551151/Sam-E-Lawrence-Resume

contact: sam@samelawrence.com

I've been working in tech in a variety of roles from sales / support / consulting and now QA. I'm looking for my first role as a full time developer, where I can use my self-taught skills and hopefully learn a lot more than I currently know. I'm at a very junior level of knowledge, but I approach problems well, and enjoy writing clean code. Growth and culture are far higher priorities to me than salary. Would prefer something in the Atlanta area or remote. Would prefer full time, as I'm looking to leave my current company due to the culture (they call us "resources", etc....)

Thanks!
I have experienced similar. I have surmised that it's because as a web developer, sometimes the work I do for my clients one day translates into actual dollars either saved or generated the very next day.

It seems easy to justify paying well given that immediacy as opposed to a developer spending much more time/money optimizing GPU physics engines whose benefits would not be felt until the game was slightly better than its competition when it is released in a year.
Oh, nice -- until I saw your comment I wasn't aware Jerad was a Louisville local! Congrats Jerad, and congratulations to Kaggle!
I'm really confused how an electrostatic battery would get charged?

Is there a limit to how much energy can be stored in such a way? It seems like it might be a promising avenue for new battery research, no? Are there major limitations I'm not seeing?
I do question whether they have the arrow of causality pointing the right way. Did these people have better cognitive abilities because they learned another language, or did they find it easier to learn another language because they had better cognitive abilities?
London, will consider remote within a couple of timezones, FT

Stack: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, Javascript/Coffeescript/JQuery/Angular. Got the accessory skillset down - Git, XUnit/Rspec, enough bash to get by, (My|Postgre)SQL

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/69139419/cvJamesTurley.d...

Contact: jamesturley1905@googlemail.com, 07969475469

I'm a junior-going-on-intermediate web dev - I got bitten with the code bug two or three years ago, although I've been conversant in HTML and CSS since 2004. I'm a stubborn autodidact, and my day job consists mostly of using Javascript to compensate for extraordinarily limited access to an outsourced server app, for a medium sized B2B publisher, largely unsupervised - I am the dictionary definition of a duct-tape coder. In this capacity, I have fallen in love with AngularJS. I also write small APIs mostly using Rails (yes, it is overkill, but it is very quick to get up and running), and do freelance work, the biggest job so far being a Django site.

Looking for a company that'll take a chance on a feral junior matching the above description, making interesting web apps in Ruby or Python (or JS), and most of all an environment where I could level up - bigger ongoing projects with modern development practices. (The benefit to you: so far I've been very good at the level grinding.)
Requirements for ACL for json fetching/saving and regular rest endpoints are a bit different, so I couldn't find exact fit so far. In most cases you have to define a function, which become too verbose with very little re-usability.

That been said, there are a lot of node.js modules out there and I could simply miss right one. If you could point to a couple you think might play very well with baucis - I would really love it.

In general most of rest/mvc frameworks our there miss this part entirely. I am ok with acl being not part of particular framework as long as there is at least one 'blessed' combination to use.

= pavel karoukin - author of baucis-access plugin :)
San Francisco, CA(In-house). Anywhere(remote). Full-time.

Stack: AngularJS + many other back and front end tools.

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/company/angularjobs-com

Contact: edwin [at] angularjobs.com or https://www.angularjobs.com/client/start
Zurich (Switzerland), Remote, Full Time or Contract

Stack: Java, Scala, Groovy, Play2, Grails, Dropwizard, Akka, ElasticSearch, Solr, Gradle, Mongo, Cassandra, Oracle Soa Stack, Puppet

Resume: http://d.pr/f/qQnn

Contact: luciano@fiandes.io

I'm a JVM hacker with 18+ years of experience. Mostly focusing on back-end, I can code in Java, Scala, Groovy (and Python).

In the last 3 years I have also enjoyed quite a lot working with Puppet and Amazon Web Services.

If you need to build production-ready RESTFul API using a solid, scalable back-end, I can be your guy. Very much into stable, readable, well-tested code.

Also experience in JVM tuning and all-things performance.
I'd be interested in taking a look at it as well if you're willing to share :-)
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal From James Risen Over Identity of Source
The Mission to Bring Google’s AI to Rest of the World
Adam Gibson, an independent software engineer based in San Francisco, doesn’t want deep learning locked inside the biggest names on the net. He believes deep learning techniques should be available to any website, company, or developer interested in using them. And that’s why he’s launching a new startup called Skymind.
Android deathmatch: Is the LG 3 better than the Samsung Galaxy S5?
WRT "Though if someone has their door closed they probably don't want to be disturbed." there was some cultural variation but every place I worked at, as opposed to heard about, it was a huge gossip worthy social faux pas to close an office door unless there was a private managerial activity going on in the office at that moment (yelled at, review, interview, etc). You closed the door at night or when unoccupied because you had $200K of hardware prototypes and protocol analyzers and laptops literally laying around unsecured. And it was a major social faux pas to open a closed door unless you were a resident of that room. Even if you were best friends you don't just walk in, any more than you'd dig thru their filing cabinet or wallet without them present.

90s office work reminded me a lot of dorm room life and culture. Dorm culture probably hasn't changed in the past couple decades, and having dorm rooms with doors hardly eliminates all social activity; if anything it encourages it and military basic training style barracks are not considered a requirement of socialization.
I'd be willing to bet that someone has already run a fork bomb just to see what would happen.
I would really like to see a study that compares learning a second language while living in that country versus learning a second language as an academic exercise.

Both involve a lot of work, but the latter --- which probably accounts for most language learning --- involves a lot more intentional effort rather than passive learning.
Tiny website design nitpick: the black vertical nav bar on the left side looks like I should be able to grab and drag the black circle, but I can't.
Yep the API is still being designed. We're just looking for feedback on the idea.
Opternative | Senior Software Engineer | Chicago

http://www.opternative.com/careers/software-engineer.html

Opternative is bringing the eye exam experience online. We are revolutionizing eye care by creating the world’s first online refractive eye exam that provides a valid prescription for glasses and contacts.

- 3+ years of software development experience
- Proficiency with Ruby on Rails, HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Ability to rapidly prototype from simple sketches or informal conversations.
- Experience with Git or similar source control management services.
- Experience working in an agile software development environment.
- Experience with relational databases such as PostgreSQL or MySQL.
- Personable and enjoy working on difficult problems with diverse teams.
- Experience with unit testing.
Also note, if you're using an SAS HBA: the LSI 1068E-R based HBAs, when flashed with IT firmware, have a persistent drive mapping setting. When it is active, it will always give a specific physical disk the same device name, even if it gets moved to a different physical port. Let's say you a drive with serial number ABC123 on port 0 as c4t0d0 and serial number XYZ987 on port 1 as c4t1d0. You could swap the two drives and ABC123 would still be c4t0d0 and XYZ987 would still be c4t1d0.

If all ports on the controller were in use, and you yanked c4t7d0 and slid in a new drive, it would become c4t8d0 (unless you used lsiutil to remove the persistent mapping).

Other HBAs may have similar features.
Location: Eastern WA, Remote, Full Time | Contract | Part Time

Stack: Full stack dev, PHP (Laravel, as of late), C# (ASP.NET MVC, WebForms, et al), Python, a few types of SQL, various Linux server tech (apache, memcache)

Resume: http://www.stephenleefischer.com/resume

Contact: gmail - fischer.stephenl

Overview: I'm looking for remote work solving interesting problems, preferably focused on the backend work. I've spent a fair amount of time working with Windows servers at my day jobs, but run Linux at home and for most of my side projects. I've been paying the bills as a web developer for a while now, but I'm looking to get back into creating the server tech for client/server software.
Disambiguation only goes so far with things. With men and women it gets close to us all be 'human' but it remains our sex is a strong identifier, and one that binds us uniquely socially. I'm trying to see your point on "see, see, women can program too", but in reality I find you indicating I'm saying things I did not. All I did was mention what my daughter said to me and using natural, non-blaming identifiers to talk about it with her. You took it took it to a whole another level by making me say things in ways that was never my intent.

I'm going to be cool with the fact you did this with my comment, but you should really consider why you feel this way about it instead of doing a hack job with my comments. I support anyone doing anything they want and if you knew me, you'd know I'm someone who considers someone's worth by their actions, not by what they look, smell or taste like.

That also goes for people who don't quite understand how to state how they themselves feel about important matters.
So libertarian socialist, then. GPL in particular has strong socialist tendencies: you can build on it, but you've got to share your changes too.
Yep we figure google and steam will be the primary competitors. We're looking to attend to customers who are concerned about user privacy or who are looking for someone who's willing to provide custom features.
Split Testing This Phrase Increased Our Signups By 484%
Ask HN: ToDo app that was posted here a while ago that I need help finding.
Hello HN,<p>I'm looking for a web site app that was posted awhile back here (about 1 year ago?) it was a website that you could login to and create tasks using keyboard shortcuts and you could create sub tasks under each task also using keyboard shortcuts. I remember the site being very simple and clean with a white/grey back ground? And once a task was completed you could check off the task and it will strike the task off with a line in the middle.<p>I also remember the site being a paid service with one project being free and if you wanted to create more ToDo projects it was subscription based.<p>Can anyways help me find this once again and help get re-united? I miss it dearly.<p>Thank you.
We hope to have it published in a month or two.
It might be a regional thing; every independent professional I've ever hired has done something like "Net 30; 1.5% interest per month on late invoices" so businesses here are used to it. I've never tried it myself (benefit is marginal compared to just raising rates, as you say, plus it's a PITA to actually enforce) but I don't think it would have presented any problems in legal. YMMV, obviously :)
Did the leaking of the source code lead to competing games springing up, which cut into the profits of Valve, or any other damage?
Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Remote or Local; Full Time | Contract | Part time

Stack: .NET, C#, ASP.NET MVC, Knockout, Dacpac,, JS/jQuery, SQL Server, Entity Framework, SVN, Mercurial

Resume: Prefer to send by email

Contact: xkcd@outlook.com

8+ Experience of working for Education, Publishing, eLearning, Finance developing web based systems. Primarily developing with .NET stack (MVC) but open to other frameworks as well. Also have experience developing django based applications (open to sharing and demoing).
Raneto is secure because it doesn't have any kind of interface that can be hacked (e.g. a login page). To make changes to Raneto content you need to have access to your server file system.
edo Interactive - Chicago/Nashville - http://edo.theresumator.com/

* Analytics Manager, Chicago - marketing models and model governance,
some text analytics, whatever awesomely useful thing you come up
with next, lead team of 3-5 analysts
* Data Warehouse Engineer, Nashville - Hadoop and Pentaho
* Project Manager, Chicago/Nashville - launch new products /
new bank partners, PMP desired

Work with gobs of anonymized credit/debit card transaction data, using Hadoop/Hive/Impala, Postgres, Pentaho, R, Tableau, etc.

We're a 100-person funded startup providing an easy way to personalize offers and make them automatically available through credit or debit cards and mobile devices. We work with major national advertisers, and with 180+ banks and top card issuers. TechCrunch called us the anti-Groupon - we take the hassle out of deals. See how it works at http://www.edointeractive.com/resource/edo-card-linked-offer.... .

Apply at the website above - say you came from HN. Happy to answer questions at jennifer.berk at edointeractive.com.
Hey Joel- great stuff. Can you post your sources? For example, in the Cognitive Bias Lesson in the Decoy section, where did you get this factoid: "even though nobody chooses [the decoy], if you remove it, about 60% of people will choose the cheapest option instead.". Thanks for assembling these lessons!
High smartphone patent royalties undermine industry profitability
So when one learns C, C++, D, Java, Python, x86 Assembly, his brain never gets old ?
Agreed. The post reads like a honeymoon. I hope the author writes about his experiences a month/year after
Great write up! We found many of the same issues as you did when we tried connecting devices, so we created dweet.io.

We are not a substitute for MQTT, but we made dweet to help you get your things online quickly and easily so you can concentrate on making apps. Standards take forever to hash out, so we made something that can get you going really quickly.

Have you had a chance to look into dweet? https://dweet.io is the homepage, so let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you again
You should have posted to HN once that was published. A feature list isn't an API.
> A modern low-wattage bulb built for endurance

I do not think so. LED on its own sure, but most bulbs also have power converter and other parts prone to failure.