skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Seconding this. Publish it, even if its a mess. Just make it CC, other people will clean it up if they think it's worth doing. If they don't, no loss to you.
I send proponsal to django (ticket close) https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/23141 and send to django-dev mail list https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-developers/Zf...
Change your clothing, shower, get dressed up like you are actually attending a proper meeting. This will get you in the mind set that you are attending a proper meeting. It will make you behavior slightly less casual.
There was something similar to this at a startup called Broadcastr where people would record audio at a given place. They ended up pivoting, and I hadn't heard anything again about that idea until your post.

The real flaw with this is that most people are not natural story tellers. It's hard to get content with that issue. You're bound to get people who like to talk but have nothing to say, leaving you with a whole lot of nothing useful.
iDoneThis - New York, NY/remote

Details are here: http://idonethis.com/jobs/
Location: Cambridge, UK - Full time

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Java(Android), C#, .NET, SQL, Javascript, HTML, CSS, willing(would love to) learn new technologies. Very fast and avid learner.

Resume: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30775291/CV.pdf

Personal portfolio: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30775291/cl.pdf

Email: duiker101@gmail.com
Gods Will Be Watching Is Gaming’s Most Harrowing Moral Test
10 million valuation and 1.5M in funding.

Is it possible that funding this kind of project is form of fraud/giving money to friends/family ?
I mean if you are in position to fund such project using company money and your friends work for that project then 10M valuation checks out. Maybe you could use your money as well for tax purposes (no idea how that works in US). People aren't usually too happy to give money away and it's hard to believe anybody takes 10M valuation seriously so fraud is one natural hypothesis to consider.
Mobility Labs - Washington, DC - http://mobility-labs.com

Senior Front End Developer - Washington, DC(possibly remote)

At Mobility Labs, we work on projects that have a social impact. We work with non-profits, foundations, and small businesses. While we work with non-profits and foundations, we’re a for-profit company and offer competitive salaries and benefits. Our main industry is K-12 education, but we also have projects in public accountability. One reason our clients prefer working with us is because we build pilot projects to demonstrate success prior to building out larger applications. For us, this means lots of opportunities for building projects from scratch, allowing us to work with the latest and greatest development tools and frameworks.

You will be working with our team of developers, designers, and subject matter experts to build software that solves real problems. We build in an agile manner with direct user feedback as part of our design/development cycle. You will have the opportunity to mentor others on the team while working with our senior developers. Our current stack leans towards Angular on the client side and Rails on our API server. Our developers are a curious sort though, so we will continue to adjust our stack as new technologies emerge.

As our front end expert you should be able to create directives, resources, services, controllers, and all the other fun parts of Angular with ease. We use package managers and build systems. We like speeding things up by using Bootstrap or Foundation, so familiarity would be great. Getting the most out of SASS and LESS will also help. Do you like automated testing? Us too! We use Jasmine, Karma, and CircleCi. We also can’t get enough of Github and have a strong code review culture.

The majority of the team is in Washington, DC but we also have members in NYC, Richmond, VA and Medellin, Colombia.

If you are interested shoot me an email at job@mobility-labs.com
And it looks like as if OpenVMS escaped the deathbed once again: http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9250087/HP_gives_Open...
Do you have a rational defense for your broad statement? Something like half of all marriages in the US fail; are they acts of fraud and perjury? Do you always avoid buying a human's time for comfort assistance, meaning you never eat out, never stay at hotels, never use a laundromat, never get a massage, never attend therapy or rehab?

From the article:
" It's not entirely clear that it is preferable for these men to manipulate their way into getting the casual sex they crave rather than having them pay for it. "

One of the most annoying aspects of America's puritanical tendency is the fact that sex is seen as either a reward to be bestowed or a trap to be sprung. This twisted approach comes directly from the Bible story about Eve; in a manuscript chock full of stupidity and inconsistency, this made up parable is the most destructive.

Women are not objects here for pleasure that we must safeguard against the wiles of the devil. Sex, like pooping, is something that affects everyone alive.

If you are willing to say that you only use one toilet, forsaking all others regardless of convenience or necessity, most folks would think you had pants on your head.

[EDIT] In classic 'hater' form, Xeoncross amended his statement and excised his most vitriolic childishness from the post. It makes no matter; mods do not like when we argue about not computers.
Sad to hear that. This was interesting work, as a non-google (albeit salesforce-hosted) alternative OT API.

Why do these interesting OT-powered projects never live long enough? Notable exception being Etherpad...
/rant

Questions to GoInstant folks:

1. Quill is a good project. Will it live on? I remember noticing Quill when starting work on a very similar product (not yet released) with the same working name. ;)

2. What happens to the OT API? Will you open source it for the benefit of the public?

Shameless plug: The WebODF [1] Editor is a very powerful but rather underfunded project that aims to surpass Etherpad in terms of features, which is possible due to it's technical design. Funding would ensure that people would get something that could one day approach Google Docs' word processor, feature-wise. I've been working hard on it with three other developers for the past two years but money is always required. :(

[1] http://webodf.org/
Punchkick Interactive - Chicago, IL

http://www.punchkickinteractive.com/jobs

Devs, designers, strategy, and more.

We're a full service agency that creates digital products for Fortune-level clients. We're ~70 strong right now, and growing.

Check out the site, learn about us, hit me up at @ddggccaa if you have any ?s.
Backend Ruby Developer / Data Geek / Magician Wanted

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Who are we?
Before any meeting, Charlie automatically researches people before you see them. Researching people is a complex problem: we sift through, analyze, and manipulate data into powerful insights (i.e. what are they passionate about, what do you have in common?). CNBC called us “One of the world’s most promising new companies” and SXSW selected us as an Accelerator Finalist. We’re a funded startup, backed by some very awesome VC’s and prominent angel investors.

We’ve built Charlie to research people at massive scale, using the latest Ruby on Rails stack with MongoDB, Redis, Sidekiq, and hosted in an elastic cloud farm. We write code with agility and have a tight process where anyone on the team can deploy to production at any time, without approval. We thoroughly test our code, though we’re not strict TDD. We're a small dev that loves to code, and constantly pushes, and learns from each other.

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Requirements:
* Back-end developer, front-end is a plus
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SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in SW Ontario, Canada

LinkedIn: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/zamkhan

Recent client: "As an academic entrepreneur, I have engaged in a number of out-sourcing processes and truth be told, _kohanz_ was one of the few that I would still continue working with. He is skillful, honest and up front, knows what he is doing and does his job very quickly and within the time frame promised at the beginning."

Experienced (10+ years) developer of software for medical devices and scientific applications, many with an imaging component. Have architected and led teams to deliver on software for systems in both diagnostic and interventional contexts. Comfortable working in an FDA-regulated & ISO 13485 compliant quality system.

I excel at iterating research or early-stage prototypes (e.g. MATLAB developed by researchers) into commercial-grade software ready to impress the right audience (clinicians, investors, etc.).

Developing scientific applications involves a high degree of uncertainty and requires an engineer that actively participates in all phases of the SDLC (e.g. requirements gathering, risk analysis, etc.). My ability to communicate has always led to my role as the technical point of contact for researchers, clinicians (surgeons, radiologists, etc.), and senior executives.

One of my current freelance projects is creating a software application to drive the receive/transmit of a novel ultrasound transducer and then scan-convert the signal into an image in real-time.

Technical keywords: C# (WPF, WinForms), C++ (QT), Java, Matlab, VTK, ITK, OpenCV, GPGPU, etc.
A version with improved audio and corrected aspect ratio can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaN4wUii0T0
So when people determine whether a startup is a "success" is this closure an acceptable end to that success because the acquisition by Salesforce locks in the "success" of that exit regardless of what happens afterwards?
SENIOR DEVOPS / PRODUCT EVANGELIST (PRODUCT MARKETING) at Loggly (San Francisco, CA)

Hi! I wanted to personally recommend a sweet opening in my department at Loggly (a cloud-based log management provider - www.loggly.com) in San Francisco, CA. We’re looking to fill the missing piece of our marketing team: a Senior DevOps / Product Evangelist.

Before I get any further, I want to quickly tell you about my own experience as an employee working at Loggly: it’s great! I am consistently challenged and am gaining new experience daily. I genuinely respect and like my coworkers. I feel like the work I do is valuable and recognized, and shared in a collaborative environment. I am well taken care of and provided all the tools I need for success. You wouldn’t be disappointed to join a team like this!

That said, this role currently open in marketing would be a dream job you if you have both a strong understanding of the logic of IT / Ops as well as a desire to communicate and share that knowledge to contribute the developer community. Our audience is primarily devops, developers and engineers, and this role is chartered with making content (like web pages, videos, demos, blog posts, tweets, podcasts, white papers, webinars, etc.) that would interest and resonate with this audience in relation to application intelligence and monitoring.

You would have influence crafting our voice and our community - that is huge!

Main requirements for this position:

• Experience with IT operations software.

• SaaS experience preferred.

• Domain knowledge of application intelligence or application monitoring products like Splunk, New Relic, AppDynamics, Sumo Logic, Boundary, etc.

• 3+ years in a marketing, evangelism or business development role

• Very familiar with typical web/Internet–facing technology stacks.

• Strongest affiliation with Linux

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills

The full listing can be found on our career page → http://bit.ly/LogglyJobs
Interested in applying? Questions about the role or Loggly? Great! Please email me at KAREN@LOGGLY.COM. Include a résumé, cover letter and link to your most relevant social channel. Be prepared to provide writing samples if requested.

Best,
Karen Sowa

PS - we also have some engineering positions open - if you’re interested, email me and I can forward your request on to the right person.

Current Openings:

• Front End UI Engineer

• Front End Software Engineer

• Software Developer: Infrastructure Engineer

• Lead Developer Infrastructure Team

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This is an incredibly strange series of comments. OP simply stated that in his assessment from his use of the language (and the time it took him to learn it), that it isn't for everyone, and thus HE won't be spreading it. Notice he doesn't speak about preventing other people from spreading it or anything of the like, he's simply making a personal decision of what he will evangelize.

You have to be in a uniquely defensive mindset to cast this reasoning, a reasoning we ALL have to do eventually given limited time, as "arrogant". I personally think learning assembly is not worth most people's time. If I were to teach a web programming class I might choose to skip assembly. Can I be sure that people wouldn't get something out of it? Of course not. Is it "arrogant" of me to assume that people will find it hard and it is not the best use of their time, no, thats ridiculous. There are more topics than time, so its fine for me to choose what I believe is most helpful to other people to preach about.
UBS Bank - Nashville, TN
https://jobs.ubs.com/TGWebHost/searchresults.aspx?ref=762009...
SEEKING FREELANCER - Remote or Buenos Aires

I am looking for a web designer for a start up who can implement designs using HTML/CSS and specifically Bootstrap. I'll take care of any client side programming.

I'm looking for a simple, flat design with careful use of color like the digitalocean.com control panel.

Of course your concerns about working for an unfunded start up are justified. I am certainly not an ideal client with a large budget, but I will pay on time.

[email redacted]
There a big divide between selling a course that teaches you how to run an online business and a scam. One thing is for sure there is one party guaranteed to make money of the course (the provider of the course), but if you need to have things spelled out to you and tailored before you understand then a hands-on course may work well.

Personally I don't see the value in it but I'm fairly sure that others do. Calling it a scam is not nice. It also would require that you label lots of other things scams as well if you want to apply the same principle to teaching-for-money.

Probably I'm operating a scam (after all, what's the use of telling people things they already should know about the companies they're about to invest in for a fee) as well in your book.

Nobody forces you to sign up for that course, if you don't see the value, don't do it. And if you did sign up for it and you felt it wasn't worth your money then write about it or talk about it. Maybe ask for your money back. Lotteries are borderline scams, 419 schemes, pyramids, MLM, those are all scammy (as are sites that claim to sell you an article when in fact they sell you a subscription).

30x500 is not a scam by any definition that I'm aware of.

Please provide evidence to the contrary, nothing is wrong with teaching people how to run a business for a fee, and if not all of them become millionaires but the course providers to then that's business as usual. Evaluate the course, state what's wrong with it and how it could be improved.

(I have no dog in this particular race but I don't like such terms to be used lightly, especially not about other forum members without there at least being some actual evidence.)
A 'Land Registry' for Rental Property Data
The correct way to handle behavior that you think might be manipulative? Have boundaries and rules. Limit call times to a reasonable limit, or if the person seems to be done talking about anything substantial, move towards concluding the conversation. If somebody is just going around in circles with stories or thoughts, cut through that mess with a directed question. Try to get to the heart of any issues that might be at play. Don't let yourself be played (by upholding boundaries and limits), but don't label or dismiss people out of hand either.
Location: GTA-ish, Ontario, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Ruby, Rails, JavaScript (CoffeeScript too), Node, jQuery, Backbone.js, AWS and ops experience, and the usual HTML/CSS/etc

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

Email: on my website
SEEKING WORK - Brighton, UK. London, UK. Remote.

Freelance developer based in Brighton in the UK (50 minutes from
London). Available on my own or I have a few other developers with
skills varying from hardware design to web development that I can
bring in with me.

I am flexible, resourceful and reliable and I can help you turn your
ideas into reality.

A very non-exhaustive list of technologies I have built real things
with (and enjoyed): Python, JavaScript, Django, Node.JS, Backbone.JS,
AngularJS, OpenCV, D3.js, Arduino.

See my portfolio for an internet controlled football playing robot and
various Python, JavaScript and hardware projects that I've worked on.

Portfolio Website: http://tomparslow.co.uk

Geeky and More Techincal Website: http://almostobsolete.net

Github: https://github.com/almost

Email: tom@tomparslow.co.uk

Phone: +44 (0) 7951261227

I'm out of the office today and on Monday but please do email me and
I'll get back to you when I return!
RJMetrics - Philadelphia, PA http://rjmetrics.com/jobs

We're hiring for software engineers, devops, analysts, designers, business development, sales, and account management.

Some more about us:

At RJMetrics, we inspire and empower data-driven people with powerful hosted software. Hundreds of high-growth e-commerce and software as a service businesses use our analytics platform to collaborate and make smarter decisions using data.

RJMetrics is backed by some of the most successful technology investors in New York and Silicon Valley, but we are Philly born and raised. We are located in the heart of Center City Philadelphia in convenient proximity to all major rail lines.

We are a growing team tackling big problems:
- We want to transform large datasets more efficiently
- We want to push the envelope of possibility for in-browser data visualizations
- We want to make complex data questions easy for anyone to understand
- While we currently work with tools like PHP, Clojure, AngularJS, MySQL and Hadoop, we are looking for candidates who can identify the best tools for a given job and quickly adapt. Prior experience with these technologies is not a requirement.

The life and responsibilities of an RJMetrics developer include:
- Source control using git
- Continuous integration and deployment via our one-click build-and-deploy system
- Milestone and issue tracking with github and Trello
- A commitment to preventing tech debt and tackling the root causes of issues
- Comfortable working conditions and access to the best tools money can buy
I'm surprised Apple took Yo's complaint seriously. This is the verbatim text of their complaint: "The app is a complete fake copy of our Yo app".
This is a pretty fundamental part of astronomy. Just look at what you can do with Fraunhofer lines (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraunhofer_lines). They are an almost steganographic signature written into the elements.

And more generally spectroscopy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectroscopy
Vimeo - NY, NY

https://vimeo.com/jobs

2013: The Year We Did More Cool Stuff -

https://vimeo.com/82576921

TECHNICAL:

-Engineer, iOS

-Sr. Engineer, iOS (Cameo)

-Lead Engineer, iOS (Cameo)

-DBA, MySQL

-Engineer, Payments (#vindicia, #braintree, #paypal)

-Senior Designer, Web

NON-TECH:

-VP, Audience Development

-Director, FP&A

-Translator, Japanese

-Copywriter

-Associate, Paid Search

Stuff we use: PHP, Python, MySQL, Mongo, Redis, AWS, Solr, Hadoop, nginx, node, Vertica. And pretty much any mobile platform.

Feel free to reach out: tyler at vimeo dot com.
Location: London, UK or remote Technologies: Full stack - Python, Flask, AngularJS, Javascript, C#, Scala etc. I always try to use best tool for the job. Resume: uk.linkedin.com/pub/lukasz-madon/62/a72/500 Email: lukasz.madon at gmail.com
http://stackoverflow.com/users/336186/lukas https://github.com/lukasz-madon https://coderwall.com/p/u/lukasz-madon
As an Irish person, I find this violation of my country's sovereignty disgraceful. It's bad enough that GCHQ has violated our communications systems for decades (and the NSA no doubt also) but now the US is trying to do this through legal methods?

Our forefathers didn't fight for the right to hold our own courts so that we could be bullied by another large country (this time US not Britain). Only when the Irish people have voted in referendums to release sovereignty (like during EU Treaties involving European Courts) should this ever be allowed.

If any of our politicians had a backbone they should come out and say that US Laws have the same power in Irish Courts as those of a Golf Club - absolutely nothing...If the US wants the data it should go the normal route and through various inter-government treaties...Unfortunately the words spine and Irish politician don't go in the same sentence.

Lets just see what happens when a Chinese or Russian company does the same to data stored in the USA.
Web Developer [Full Time, Bloomington, IN or REMOTE]

We’re looking for talented and passionate developers to help improve and expand our web-based application, FormAssembly.com.

The ideal candidate can craft code that is robust and easy to maintain, switch between back-end and front-end development, and keep usability and user experience in mind at all times.

You’ll work on our LAMP stack, and occasionally on new projects with a clean slate, for which you’ll help pick the best technologies, architecture, and tools.

You’ll work autonomously or with the team depending on the project, and will get many opportunities to share, teach, and learn from your coworkers.

Your work will get in front of tens of thousands of users and help make data collection easier for a lot of people, from schools enrolling students to large corporations improving their business processes.

Position is full-time, in Bloomington, Indiana or remote.
Email jobs@veerwest.com to apply or visit http://www.veerwest.com/jobs
Show HN: Backbone.js Directives
Uken Games in downtown Toronto - http://www.uken.com

Uken is always looking for talented developers to help us build amazing mobile games. We are a profitable startup experiencing massive growth, with hundreds of thousands of players a day across iOS, Android, and Facebook.

In particular, we are looking for a front-end web developer with a passion for pixel perfect user experiences. Uken is at the forefront of HTML5 development and is creating highly performant browsed based games. AngularJS experience is a plus but not required.

If you are interested, please email me directly, mark at uken.com
That isn't the premise. It is describing the type of audience that the article is addressing.