skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Miami, Florida USA - Senior Android Developer

COMPANY DESCRIPTION:

We partner with startups and companies to validate, design, develop and launch innovative new web and mobile products. We design, build and validate MVPs, provide highly skilled product and software development teams on an ongoing basis, or augment and build internal teams around a core of highly skilled subject matter experts, all in exchange for fees and equity.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

The product is a very exciting experimental offering and the client’s most important undertaking at the moment. The environment is agile and collaborative. The team is packed with experienced and accomplished developers.

Required skills:

Solid Android background
Team lead
Experience shipping products
Take-charge (do what it takes personality and sense of ownership of deliverables and timelines)

Desired skills:

Video streaming on Android
Quality vs. lag tradeoffs
DRM
Consuming near realtime web services
Frequency vs. battery life tradeoffs
Custom, high-polish UI components

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

For idea-stage startups, we provide the most direct route from idea to product with traction. We help you de-risk, validate, design and develop your idea, we make sure the correct technical decisions are made from the start, and we help you collect and analyze key metrics which help you chart your path from unproven idea to product-market fit.

For later-stage startups, we provide a well-oiled, turnkey development team, and the peace of mind that comes with it. We take care of product and software development, so you can focus on your areas of core expertise, whether business development, fundraising, or marketing.

For companies, we build startup teams within large organizations. Our track record with early and later stage startups helps large companies create agile and lean processes which foster and enable innovation. We seed internal teams with highly skilled and innovative mobile and web resources, or we build-manage-transfer new teams around a core of highly experienced veteran mobile and web developers.

Link:
https://www.smartrecruiters.com/NFN/76806044-remote-android-...

Email:
lnanek@gmail.com
Location: NYC

Remote: Yes, but would prefer not to.

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Biz Dev, Law, Logistics, Sales

Resume: Upon request

Email: pdeckr@gmail.com
Isn't that what Intel's XDK does?
> Maybe the monks got the idea from him.

Not really possible since these are centuries-old traditions in many monasteries.
I took a History of Mathematics module as an undergrad and remember our lecturer telling us the main reason "New Math" never stuck was because parents were no longer able to help their kids with their homework.
SEEKING WORK - Remote
Available for any classical algorithm work.

1. Prove theorems about discrete structures.

2. Find algorithms for well formulated problems, or prove it's hard, along with references and proofs. (theoretically fast and/or practically fast.)

3. Provide solution to algorithmic interview problems.

4. Provide approximation algorithms for a problem or prove it's hard to approximate.

5. Create prototypes of simple algorithms in Java or Haskell.

GitHub: https://github.com/Mgccl

Email: mgcclx at gmail
It's not technical details - It's that I literally didn't know what they were advertising. It wasn't until I read the comment that I understood the pickup would be from me, and that 50% for them(written under delivery for some bizarre reason) meant that they would be keeping 50% of the price. It wasn't clear enough.
Location: Sweden (but can work for a business from everywhere)

Remote: Yes please.

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Rails, Ruby, Javascript, ReactJS, AngularJS,
Java, JRuby

Blog & open source: http://rny.io

Email: ricn [at] rny.io
Project was under water, they decided to bail out
If anyone is looking for some good discussion about mainframes, there was a lot of good content that came out in this thread:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4446880
Location: San Diego, California
Remote: Yes, exclusively since 2010
Relocate: No
Technologies: NodeJS, PHP,
MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Memcached,
LESS, d3, Backbone, Handlebars, RequireJS/AMD
Grunt & Gulp, Apache & Nginx, Vagrant
Resume: http://chipersoft.com/resume.html
Email: chiper@chipersoft.com

For the past 6 years I've been working professionally as a full stack PHP developer, and I would like to transition to working in NodeJS full time.

I am not actively looking for new employment, but I am open to changing jobs if a good fulltime opportunity presented itself.

I've been creating content for the web since the mid 90s and cut my teeth on programming with JavaScript when it was still a new language. It still remains to this day my favorite language for creating applications, and I'm even more excited about it today as Node.js is making the language even more powerful.
Northern Virginia is that way too. Even with marked crosswalks with yield to pedestrian signs, crossing at an intersection without a traffic light is downright scary.
Location: Chicago, IL
Remote: Preferably not
Willing to relocate: Possibly
Technologies: Java, JS/HTML/CSS, Python, *nix, Bash, Fortran
Email: mchizek at gmail dot com

I have a background in physical science (PhD in astrophysics), and learned programming and data visualization working with atmospheric simulations and NASA mission datasets.

I have six months of experience working as a software engineer at a consultancy where I learned and worked on a little bit of everything, primarily on JVM based web applications.

I love learning new things, and I learn quickly!

Please send me an email if you are interested in chatting!
I live in the 50th largest city in the US and we have zero public transportation. Yet we are the sports and entertainment center of the DFW metroplex including the Dallas Cowboys spaceship stadium.
It's clear that Buzzfeed either care how terrible their clickbait is for humanity.

This is a Buzzfeed article piling up a list of reasons why @SavedYouAClick isn't useful or helping solve the clickbait problem without ever really admitting to doing it or suggesting they stop.

Buzzfeed's response to their guilty practice of using clickbait...?

Everyone’s at least a little bit guilty of trying
to get others to care about their work (and why not?!).
Styria Digital One is hiring following positions in Austria (Vienna):

2 x Web Frontend Developer
1 x Java Software Developer

More Details & apply here: http://www.styria-digital.com/en/jobs/
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python, javascript, HTML, CSS, SQL, Git, Linux
Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_n1lBazyaQQLW9mODd6Q3Rkczg/edit?usp=sharing
Email: its.matthew.c@gmail.com

I've been an admin for 8 years and I'm looking to write code full-time. Looking for a junior position where I could put my Python skills to use, preferably doing back-end web stuff.
Yup; but I'd say you're letting the perfect be the enemy of the pretty damned good.

KeePass' encryption is quite solid -- if it starts to show some cracks in the face of quantum computers or whatnot somewhere in the future, I can always upgrade and change my passwords so the old database isn't valuable any more.

That'd be a PITA, but I don't expect this to happen -- nor for the govt to come up with a huge vulnerability that no one else sees -- so that's the kind of bet I'm comfortable taking.
Sure, me too. However, using the incorrect abbreviation (and thereby referencing incorrect timestamps) is certainly not going to have any positive effects on the situation.
Oscar Insurance (NY)- tech start-up in Manhattan, with $150mil in funding from our Series A round. We're a new kind of health insurance company that is using technology to make insurance simple, intuitive, and human. In other words, the kind of healthcare we want for ourselves.

Positions:

Android - First Android developer! Have you built an Android application from the ground up? We'd love to talk.

Front end developer - You've got expert knowledge of web technologies (HTML/CSS) and an understanding of the full web technology stack (e.g. HTTP, cookies, headers, asset loading/caching). You have a disciplined approach to testing and quality assurance

Platform engineers- Can write thoughtful software in a systems language like Java, C++, or go, and a scripting language like Python or Ruby.

Apply online and spread the good word! www.hioscar.com/jobs
Uh?

This is surely an argument.

You are arguing that using the same means (censorship) to achieve two different end goals (protecting the individual, protecting the state), are very different situations.
You imply that they should be looked at very differently.

If you don't want it to be an argument, simply state the facts, and remove, among other things the "that's a pretty huge difference" statement.
I have not had a chance to read the paper, but I would be surprised if the findings really tell us about some new trend in the U.S. economy.

Here are the 30 companies that were in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 30 years ago [1], with an asterisk indicating the companies that are still in the DJIA:

Allied-Signal Incorporated
Aluminum Company of America
American Can
* American Express Company
* American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bethlehem Steel
* Chevron Corporation (formerly Standard Oil of California)
E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company
Eastman Kodak Company
* Exxon Corporation
* General Electric Company
General Motors Corporation
Goodyear
Inco
* International Business Machines
International Harvester
International Paper Company
* McDonald’s Corporation
* Merck & Co., Inc.
* Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Owens-Illinois Glass
Philip Morris Companies Inc.
* Procter & Gamble Company
Sears Roebuck & Company
Texaco Incorporated
Union Carbide
United Technologies Corporation
U.S. Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth

Only 10 of the 30 companies are still in the Down Jones. Some of these companies may be represented in merged companies under new names, but you can still see the huge change in the makeup of the U.S. economy compared to 30 years ago.

This is not to say that income inequality is not a big problem, but I believe that it's premature to say that the U.S. economy has lost its dynamism and competitiveness.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_components_of_the_Do...
London: Farringdon. On-site only.

Timetric (https://timetric.com) is looking for engineers with python/django & machine learning expertise, to help us build massive data analysis and visualization systems.

We're a small but rapidly growing team, of developers and product managers. We use git, code reviews and a one-click deploy/rollback system so that we can rapidly iterate and ship product.

We're backed by a solid sales team who know how to get users for our products (and pay the bills!)

We want smart, interesting people with a passion for making usable systems.

-------------------------

We develop in Python/Django and JavaScript, so any JS experience is a huge plus.

You need to have:

Python experience.
Comfortable working in a Linux environment.
Used to working with git (or mercurial).

And it would be really great if you also had some of:

Django experience.
Understanding of HTML/CSS.
JavaScript experience.

Numerical/scientific/mathematical background.
Understanding of AI/ML techniques.

and if you've published or contributed to any open-source software, then tell us about it!

Email us at jobs@timetric.com
REMOTE or On-Site in Mountain View, CA

Treasure Data is hiring a software engineer/developer advocate for Fluentd, the open source data collector to unify log management.

Description: http://www.treasuredata.com/en/careers/careers-posting-004.p...
Fluentd: www.fluentd.org

Yes, you will get to work on open source and get paid. If interested, please email me (it's in my profile)
Mysterious Google Barge headed for the scrap heap
US govt announced emergecny as Facebook went down
Orange, CA (Orange County/OC) and Boulder/Denver, CO (full-time)

SendGrid http://www.sendgrid.com

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Email Delivery. Simplified.

SendGrid is the world's largest Email Infrastructure as a Service provider.

Our email delivery service moves 2% of the world's non-spam email (over 13 billion emails / month) for more than 150,000 companies including technology leaders like Pinterest, Spotify, and Uber.

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http://sendgrid.com/careers.html

Software Engineers (All Kinds!)

Software Engineers in Test

Project Managers

Documentation Developer

Solutions Engineer

Support Engineer

Technical Account Managers

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We've recently made the transition to Go (check us out if you're interested in learning), Python, MySql,Linux, Agile (We are technology agnostic - doesn't matter what you currently code in)

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If you don't see what you're looking for here, reach out to us. We're always looking for talented, happy, hungry, honest, and humble people.
-Socrate- soc@sendgrid.com
Location: Brazil
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Absolutely. Pretty much anywhere in Europe or USA / Canada would be awesome.
Technologies: C, C++, Ruby, Python, Javascript, Java and anything else
Resume: Experience in high availability / large scale systems. Email me for details.
Email: pedro@pedrovanzella.com

Preferably part-time for now. Any language / framework - I'm a programmer, not a <X> programmer. (Although I prefer Python).
Heads up:

Your website, http://whisper.sh, is slow to load, and only displays a blank white page.

Also, the name is uncomfortably close to https://whispersystems.org/ which focuses on private communication.
TLDR; email me if you want a great job writing software to change the world

Literally every post in here. :)
Sense - San Francisco, Remote - https://senseplatform.com

Sense is next-generation platform for data science and big data analytics. We're building something awesome, are venture backed, and located in San Francisco. We're a small, highly-technical team of 3 looking to expand to 5-6 in the next few months. We're open to remote for the right candidate.

* Frontend Engineer - We're looking for a frontend / fullstack engineer to help lead development of our web platform. You should care deeply building great products and have experience building complex JavaScript applications and designing developer-friendly REST APIs. Our stack consists of AngularJS, Node.js, Postgres, Couchbase, and Docker, plus a whole bunch of data science magic.

* Data Scientist - Do you want to push the frontier of data science rather than work on better ad targeting? We're looking for a polyglot data scientist to help make Sense the best platform for data science. If you love playing with R, Python, Spark, Julia, JavaScript, D3, and more, this job is for you.

Compensation: $90k-$120k, 1%-4% equity.

Interested? Email tristan@senseplatform.com.
It could just be a fashion statement as well
SEEKING WORK (iOS) - Remote (based in Los Angeles are)

I am a highly experienced iOS developer who has been writing apps since 2009 as a full time developer as well as on the side. I have published many personal apps and an app I developed with a partner has reached #1 in its category multiple times in the US, been featured many places in the app store, #1 in multiple other countries and maintains a 5 star average in reviews.

LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/ryan-newsome/5/aa7/373/
Here is my profile page with app links: http://roostersoftstudios.com/profile/

I'd be interested in short term or part time contract work. I'm familiar with all aspects of the development lifecycle including submissions.
From zero to storm cluster for scikit-learn classification
There is no easy way around this if you really want a collection which is heterogenous, but often, you would just cook up a struct/record-like object for these things.

Trading off easy heterogenous lists buys you a better type checker, more static knowledge, faster programs and so on. It also has the advantage that mapping data into the system can be done safely. The price is that self-describing data (JSON, Transit, Msgpack, ...) is more unwieldy to work with - but a little combinator library, scrap-your-boilerplate-generics, or a reflective code generator goes a long way to solve that problem:

- OCaml: Yojson.Basic.Util
- Haskell: Generics, Rank2 polymorphism
- Go: JSON unmarshalling

are all examples of how to handle that problem.
Does this page leak news about Nintendo DS emulation for the Wii U Virtual Console? Or is this a mistake/old news?
Oh right, I forgot about that. Maybe it's the "Intel" part :-)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ⚛ Berkeley, CA

Web Developer | full-time or part-time

Berkeley Lab is looking for a talented web developer who will work on building powerful web-based tools for materials scientists on the Materials Project team (see materialsproject.org). We use millions of CPU-hours a year to compute the properties of advanced new materials, and disseminate the information with web interfaces and APIs.

This is a great opportunity for a developer with an interest in science and energy-related innovation. You'll work with a very small team of scientists and engineers and will have a major impact on any aspect of the project that interests you — from application architecture to data visualization.

A successful applicant will have experience in:

▪ HTML (HTML5 desirable) / CSS3

▪ Python and Django (or similar framework)

▪ Javascript — experience with Backbone.js,
CoffeeScript, and Require.js is highly relevant

▪ Web services technologies and REST

▪ Information visualization — knowledge of javascript
graphing libraries such as d3 or HighCharts and
understanding of information visualization techniques
highly relevant

▪ MVC-style development

▪ Writing unit-tests for client side applications

▪ Unix environments

▪ User interface design principles

If you're interested in applying, or you simply want to ask some questions about the position, feel free to get in touch via the email listed on my profile.
Current location: SLC, UT

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: iOS Developer

Resume: twitter.com/jordanbrown, github.com/jordanbrown

Email: jordan@airkrft.com
Location: Chicago, Illinois

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Communications and marketing management and strategy, content development, branding, copywriting, copyediting, HTML, CSS, Drupal, Adobe Creative Suite

Resume: www.linkedin.com/in/rzthomas/

Email: r.z.t [at] outlook [dot] com
Call me old fashioned, but I like my black #000
Ask HN: How much are remote software developers paid?
I imagine working remotely is a very competitive because there are proportionally fewer jobs than jobseekers and many jobseekers live in low cost areas (Montevideo and Manila vs Manhattan for example).

How have supply and demand equilibrated?

Remote developers, what are you paid? Managers, what do you pay remote software developers?
Web Front End Engineer [FULLTIME, SAN MATEO, CA]

You will be responsible for designing and implementing the user interface for a brand new data processing system to detect advanced security threats using the latest stream processing and machine learning techniques.
You’ll be architecting and implementing the user interface and middle tier for the first generation of our service and you will be the foundation of our web engineering team. You will work with all parties in the company to define and provide a powerful yet simple and intuitive user interface that will be one of the key differentiators of the product.

You are a strong software engineer who is passionate about building elegant, simple, and stick user interfaces to delight customers. You care about producing clean, elegant, maintainable, robust, well-tested code; you enjoy collaborating with others to come up collectively with the best possible solution. You have experience with performance, scalability, and reliability issues of large 24x7 systems.

Responsibilities:

• Design and development of a rich user interface for a mission critical data processing and analytics application using Web front-end technologies

Requirements:

• Solid programming experience designing and writing well organized, clean, and extensible code

• Experience with some modern front-end technologies that
build Rich Internet Applications using
JavaScript, CSS, HTML5

• Ideally experience using JQuery, backbone.js, underscore.js

• Appreciation for high quality user interfaces and interest in user interaction

• Self-motivated, detail-oriented and strong analytical / problem solving skills

• Bachelor's Degree in computer science or equivalent experience

Why work at Exabeam?

• Unique opportunity to be part of a founding engineering team to help define and shape a brand new product for a huge business problem. Unique chance to start writing code from scratch.

• Work with a top-notch team of smart, motivated engineers, pushing the envelope to produce the most advanced real time security data processing engine

• Technically challenging and very interesting problem. Opportunity to work with the latest technologies in distributed systems, machine learning and high volume data processing

• Strong team with deep security and technology expertise

• Well funded company
The New Yorker has a pretty strong history of publishing often fascinating, thought-provoking stories.

A journalist from Slate did a piece recently pointing out some of the standouts, since The New Yorker and it's archives are temporarily free until October i think.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2014/07/22/new_yorker_on...
Location: Alabama

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Competent Tech: Perl (Regex), Fortran, Javascript, HTML, C++, C, Linux Admin {HPC/Supercomputing, PBS, Map/Reduce, Ubuntu / Redhat, Awk, (c|tc|ba)sh}, Python, Android (SDK/NDK), Photoshop (6.0-CS5), Flash (AS 1.0-3.0), MATLAB, FFMpeg, VB (Excel)

Competent Disciplines: Computational Fluid Dynamics (Coding, CAD, Setup, Vis, ect..), Aerospace {US Agency work, planning, design, contracting, assembly, test, validation, ops, propulsion/acoustics/vib/aero/thermal, in-space (chemical, electrical, nuclear, solar, micro)}, 3D printing (PP/PLA/ABS extrude, StereoLitho, Grain Bed Laser Sinter, Inkjet UV/Sinter), Procedural Content Generation (http://www.arrowoforder.com/), Probabilistic Learning (Super/unsuper, tiered, NN, distributed N-body analogs), Hardware (selection, purchase, assembly, manufacture, test, validate), Micro-controllers {Arduino (UNO, Nano, Lilypad))}, Control Systems (Linear, Arms, Walking, Ballistics)

Familiar Techs: JQuery, Ruby, After Effects, Assembly, PHP, SQL, Java, LaTeX, Control Theory (Fuzzy), Crypto (One Time, Integer Factor, Discrete Log, Elliptic Curve, Attacks (brute, various plaintexts, side-channel (machine power/computation statistics, leaks, metadata, pattern recognition, social[sneaky/hose], "see Learning above"))

Mgmt: 30+ people contracts, 2-50+ person projects, hire/fire, multi-layer .gov projects (Agency/Program/Project/Team interactions), BD/Proposals, Office Suite, MS Project

Resume: Ask

Email: gabriel.putnam@gmail.com
Location: Bangalore, India
Remote : Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes but right now enrolled in a fellowship program
Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Javascript, Git, Linux, HTML/CSS
Resume: On Request
Email : In Profile
Github: https://github.com/santumahapatra

I am programming for the past 7 years, professionally for the last 3 years.

I have worked mainly in the ASP .NET and Java stack. I am in the process of moving out of them. I am looking for a junior to mid-level position as a full stack engineer working in Ruby on Rails or/and Javascript.

Open to contract/freelance work.

I also have extensive writing and documentation experience.