skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: NRW, Germany
Remote: Fine with either
Willing to relocate: Maybe, depends on the offer
Technologies: WebDev with Python (Django/flask), multi-platform desktop with C and/or Python, Linux kernel
Email: sulami@peerwire.org

Resume: https://peerwire.org/media/RobinSchroer.pdf

I am currently dipping into several things, but most projects are more suited for the quiet hour in the evening, so I am looking to invest the majority of my time in. I have been looking at working professionally on the Linux kernel, a piece of software I like a lot, but I cannot spend the time necessary to get started without pay. Oh, and I also maintain a X11 window manager, mainly for fun.
Affirm -- San Francisco, CA

At Affirm we believe the financial industry is fundamentally broken. Not only is the core infrastructure built with technology from the 1970s, but when is the last time you hard someone say say "I trust my bank to look out for me". It doesn’t have to be this way, and it’s our mission to fix this problem. We are using technology to re-imagine and re-build core parts of financial infrastructure to enable cheaper, friendlier and more transparent financial products and services that improve lives and return the financial service industry back to its roots: value creation as opposed to value extraction.

We are based in San Francisco and are founded and backed by industry veterans, including Max Levchin, (Affirm CEO, PayPal cofounder/CTO) and Nathan Gettings, (Affirm Chief Risk Officer, Palantir cofounder/CTO). We are looking for exceptionally talented and passionate people who believe in our mission and want to be a part of shaping the future of consumer finance.

We're looking for full-stack engineers, infrastructure engineers, UX engineers, and iOS and Android engineers, in addition to some non-technical roles as well. Our backend is written in Python and lives on AWS.

Email me at naftali@affirm.com or apply at https://www.affirm.com/careers.

FULL-TIME, INTERN, VISA, LOCAL, RELOCATION, NO REMOTE
The other side of this, though, is that you're now coupling your tests to the implementation of your solution and not the interface you want to present. You can't simply refactor your code to improve it; you will also have to find the failing tests, remove them, and write new ones for your new private functions, all while the public behavior of your system has remained working perfectly.

That's my primary reason for not testing private functions.

My alternative is simple, and has been stated elsewhere in the thread; if a function rises to the level of complexity of really needing its own tests, then it probably should be exposed as a public function somewhere in my system. Otherwise, I haven't factored the problem properly yet.
Since the merger and going public, Grubhub Seamless is hiring everything from UX Designers to iOS Engineers for their New York City and Chicago offices. I am not a recruiter, but let me know if you have questions!!

http://jobvite.com/m?3AguAgwF
A Virtual Path Gotcha with Nginx on Elastic Beanstalk
Facebook has nearly 10% of the global population as monthly active users. You're surprised that people are dependant on it?

I bet you also don't even own a TV.
New Jersey - REMOTE from within U.S. (most of team is remote)
Heavy AngularJS, Node.js, SQL Server
Healthcare IT position, Contract to full-time if desired
Help build front-end components for an established and very successful Health IT company. We are in over 250 hospitals in the U.S. Our developers are experts in Javascript and very self-motivated.
Must have E&O insurance (we're talking HIPAA rules level of confidentiality here)
Send me your info: lee@medactionplan.com
Fixing,improving,adding or just it was hacked????
Location: Germany, Frankfurt area

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: C/C++, ASM, Python, Matlab, Fortran, MPI

Resume: Ask

Email: michel@fettabernett.de

Experience: I recently finished my PhD in Applied Physics,
and am currently working in Scientific Computing. My interests lie in data mangling, specifically using machine learning / deep NNs.
Ruby developer| https://dropletpay.com | Apply by solving the Ruby coding challenge | London, UK - full time

Help us build a mobile payments platform which is changing the way the world uses money.

Droplet is a funded, fast-growing startup working to overhaul payments. We have mobile apps, web apps and a high-performance realtime API – most of our platform side code is Ruby and Go, and we are using a handful of other services and technologies.

You:

* Have experience with Ruby (or other object oriented languages)
* Have built and deployed Rails applications
* Love to learn new things
* Are self-motivated and able to work to your own agenda
* Think like a hacker
* Are eligible to work in the UK (an EU citizen)

We offer:

* Competitive salary (range £30,000 – £40,000pa dependent on experience)
* Work to your own schedule (we have no fixed working hours)
* Based at our London office (City Road)
* Learn new things every day, and work with nice people
* Big challenges to solve in security, performance, big data, analytics, and lots more

We love to work with smart people who learn fast. If that sounds like you (don’t be shy) then get in touch.

No CVs or cover letters. Simply solve the Prehash coding challenge and get an interview with Droplet’s hiring team. https://www.prehash.com/#/startup/38

OR

Send a CV to join@dropletpay.com and include your Github link.
How AngularJS Works – Explained with Angular Code
FB is fixing, adding,improving or just it was hacked???
No, GPL only requires you to provide source-code to users on request. No general publication requirement.
ClojureScript development environment with Vim
Is the Grilled Cheese Startup Silicon Valley's Most Elaborate Joke?
I love that I can tell the author of a comment by the end of the first sentence =)

Spot on, though. I would take a bit issue with your last point: imagining a good capitalism and a bad capitalism, and saying the issue is just we just got dealt a bad capitalism, is strikingly similar to socialists who say the same about the USSR--"but that wasn't real socialism!" Especially since many people approve of capitalism as it exists today and would argue that this is how it's supposed to be.

I'd also question terming it a dinosaur. The distinguishing characteristic of corporate capitalism is an amazing ability to adapt, survive, co-opt possible threats, and shift costs onto individuals outside the system. It's the most robust creature on the planet right now.
Thought you had seen enough scroll-based animation? Think again
> as shown by github's experience [0]

Missing link? bup project is not related to github.
I like the purple on your orangepeel link a lot better than the OP's.
> The article addresses a real problem. Haskell is presented by its neophytes as some uber-arcane thing that cannot be understood by a mere average programmer, you have to learn algebra first!, and read all Martin-Lof, and whatever else. And it hampers adoption of the language by many other people who might be offended by such superiority attitudes.

I don't know how that, specifically, comes off as a superiority thing. Does it have to do with delivery? I mostly see opinions ranging from "knowing category theory is pretty useful, but not essential, in order to program in Haskell" to "Learning things like category theory is only useful for a Haskell programmer in certain circumstances and/or domains". Are things like that signs of a superiority complex? There might be many who write these kinds of things, only with a condescending delivery. I guess I just haven't seen much of them, myself.

Or is the problem that the topics are theoretical in a mathematical way? Those things seem to have a stigma when applied to certain concepts. I mean, programmers seem very free to discuss theoretical ideas and concepts as much as they like without anyone complaining. But as soon as the topic shifts to some abstract branch of mathematics, people start thinking that they are just intellectually masturbating.

Haskell is bourne out of certain theoretical branches of mathematics. So when someone says "in order to understand the point of this typeclass, let's review some abstract algebra ...", it's like someone in a C tutorial saying "in order to understand how arrays work, let's look at how the computer memory works ...". I mean, C is very closely inspired by how the machine "really works" (or used to work, or whatever; consult your nearest expert on computer architectures for less hand-wavy remarks on the subject). So it includes topics like machine models in order to argue how programs work and are correct, in the same way Haskell chooses to involve algebraic properties in order to argue that you really can write `a ++ (b ++ c)` instead of `(a ++ b) ++ c`, and vice versa.

> And honestly, who does not want to stick Haskell somewhere in their CV just to look better nowadays?

Uh, me? Whenever someone asks me what my favourite programming language is, I don't swell with pride when I say Haskell; I feel sheepish and awkward. Huh, what is that? People might very well think that I'm just a programming language geek who "doesn't know how to get anything done" (which isn't too far from the truth), instead of thinking that I'm some programming genius. But like it is with music and other stuff, I have peculiar interests and tastes, which often doesn't mix too well with other people's interests and tastes.

Sometimes I wish that I had slightly more "pragmatic" interests rather than being such a idealist. But it is what it is, I guess.
PS4 – Gaystation Edition
Globalization killed several of those, but that's not a recent change. 4 being steel or aluminum companies.

Walmart seems to be the only real disruption on that list.

AT&T was split up and now occupies 2 spaces (AT&T, Verizon). Texico is part of Cheveron which is still on the DOW. So one split and one merge.

Several like Philip Morris are on the S&P 500. (allied-signal incorperated = Honneywell, E I du Point = DoPont, Goodyear, GM, union carbide is part of DOW, Owens-Illinois)

PS: If anything the average age significantly increased.
Location: Des Moines, IA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Cocoa and Objective-C, Windows applications, VB6, VB.NET and ASP.NET, C#, SharePoint, Office, MSSQL, Android SDK/Java. PHP4/5, Apache 2.x, Linux, X/Windows, MySQL. HTML, XHTML, XML, Javascript, CSS. Lightwave, Adobe Flash, AS2/AS3, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere, and Fireworks.

Resume: Click 'View Resume' on my portfolio at: http://bensapps.neocities.org

Email: benlindelof@yahoo.com
Tophatter - Palo Alto, CA

Ruby on Rails, Android, iOS

http://tophatter.com/jobs
How to do code review without wasting people's time
Location: San Diego, USA && Tijuana, Mexico

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Javascript (Node, AngularJS), PHP (Codeigniter), Java (Android, JavaFX)

PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL.

Resume: http://josueibarra.com/Josue-Ibarra.pdf

Email: josue [at] elninja.com

3 Years professional experience developing e-commerce, Point Of Sale, CRM and custom sites and applications.

I'm looking forward to good challenge =]
Ah hah. I don't see any way to actually authorize an account to hold credit though. TrustSet seems to strictly be the reverse, and nothing else looks relevant.
Sorry, when I reread this sentence it didn't track well.

The point I was trying to make was around the opportunity cost of doing your own work. That's incredibly important for a freelancer to consider.

For example it'd probably take me 3 hours to install a toilet: driving to the home improvement store, buying the toilet, driving back, hauling it in, cursing at the wax seal...

It'd be cheaper for me to pay a plumber to bring a toilet over and spend 15 minutes (rounded up to an hour) installing it, because those 3 hours can get billed.
Ottawa man faces 181 international cyberbullying charges – masked IP address
Nokia/HERE (Formerly Navteq) — Chicago

As an organization, we have a long history with map data. Now we’re looking at interesting ways to use it to change driving. Cars of the future (and present) have onboard computers, tons of sensors, and internet connections over the cell network. If you could hook that up to our map data, you could do some really cool things.

To see what we’re up to, check out http://360.here.com/tag/connected-driving/

We’re looking for strong Java developers to make this happen. Experience with AWS, apache storm, stream processing or high volume, low-latency applications are all plusses.

The things I’ve enjoyed most since starting here a few months ago:

- Interesting problem space

- Interesting tech stack

- I get to wear sandals to work

- Team running group that goes for a run together every Wednesday morning before lunch

- Company gym

- Quickly-growing team

- Good medical insurance coverage

- Starting a lunch time study group (with lunch provided by the company!)

Interested? Questions? Email me at roman.zabicki@here.com I'd love to talk to you.
I bet you also don't even own a TV.

That's true. I got rid of TV five years ago.

You're surprised that people are dependant on it?

Fascinated, not surprised.
For a given problem, no doubt, some languages are better than others. I still doubt one can say that in general, without qualifying what kind of problem he's solving.

I'm just writting a device controller in a side project (at userland - I already have enough problems to solve - the kernel sees it as a soundboard and a USB TTY). At fist I tought "wait, great time to try some serious reactive programming in Haskell", but I gave up, C++ looks much better fit to that problem. When it's done, I'll probably write some Haskell wrapper, and use it in a functional reactive program, but Haskell is just not the language for the controller itself.

Also, another side project requires a CRUD web app, with some simple rules. It's in Python. No way I'm going to write it in Haskell. Another component is a TCP server with a complex behaviour and that I want to scale, it's in Haskell, no way I'm going to write it in Python. Another component is in VB.Net, go figure...

Maybe there is a young and mostly unkown language that is indeed best - no strings attached. But it's certainly not Haskell and I still didn't find it.
> Its amazing that the world is still turning even when Facebook is down. Hmm...

I had to switch to LINE to continue a chat I had going on with a friend. Highly disruptive to my workflow.
http://ginger.io/join-us/

San Francisco, Downtown

Account Manager

Business Development

Clinical Program Manager

Data Engineer

Data Scientist

Forward Deployed Software Engineer

Head of Consumer Products

Head of Finance

Head of People Operations

iOS Engineer

Market Analyst

Marketing

Mobile Engineer

Research Account Manager

Software Engineer

Technical Recruiter

Test Engineer
Voleon Capital Management - Berkeley, CA http://www.voleon.com

Senior Deployment/DevOps Engineer: full-time, on-site

Fast-growing science- and technology-driven company seeks a Senior Deployment/DevOps Engineer. You will work with the RnD, Software, Infrastructure and Trading teams to develop, test, deploy, and manage research and production software.

About Us:

We apply statistical machine learning to develop automated trading strategies and systems. Our success is dependent upon the predictive power of our models rather than speed. The team includes our research staff as well as a group of exceptional software and IT professionals who are building our next-generation software and hardware infrastructure. We have a collegial, academic working environment, rely on open source software, and have built our own software stack.

The Position:

Focus areas include creating software infrastructure for our research department and production trading systems, as well as supporting the next generation of our compute and storage hardware systems. We seek a candidate who can bring both development and operations skills to rework existing software infrastructure and guide testing/automation of new and ongoing deployments.

Qualifications:

* Experience with Unix-like OSes and open-source technologies

* Proficiency in at least one programming language

* Experience leading the deployment and maintenance of critical software systems

* Experience in operations for highly available services

* Experience designing and implementing processes for continuous integration

* Experience with configuration management and IT automation

* Track record of supporting multi-developer software projects

* Knowledge of databases and database administration

Additional Skills (Not Required):

* Knowledge of distributed systems, cluster computing, and fault tolerance

* Industrial experience as a software engineer

* Experience working in a technology-focused startup

A background in finance is not required.

devops.working@voleon.com
My only feedback is that left-right swipe on Mac OS X zooms rather than going back/forward.
Boulder tends to have more startups. TechStars is there, and so a lot of small companies are spawned from there. Denver has more established companies, including a lot in healthcare. Fort Collins is a smaller city, and I'm not as familiar with the job situation there. But, it seems to me to be kind of in-between. Smaller companies, but not so many new startups.
It's true; I feel like I can't go to any entertainment news site without being inundated by Marvel news.
Angular-qrcode – generate qr codes in the browser with angular
Surprisingly, Steam is also mostly about micromanaging your Train Simulator levels.
http://twitter.com/YourAnonNews/status/495249974377340928

We can neither confirm nor deny that #Anonymous had anything to do with #Facebook disruption today, nothing to see here ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Plus, you're protecting your visitors' privacy by not leaking to Facebook/Twitter/etc. that they visited your site. Thanks for doing this!
Location: South Carolina, USA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (depending on city)

Technologies: HTML, CSS, jQuery, Selenium, SharePoint

Resume: My background is mostly in technical/customer support, but I've done a some front end work and software testing on the side. I'm primarily looking for a mid-senior level support/implementation/account management/customer success role but I'm also interested in QA. Email me for my full resume.

Email: See profile
For anyone who hasn't seen this, this is both beautiful and heartbreaking

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FDSdg09df8
eBay's Diversity Report: 42% Women Total, 28% Women Leaders
You seem to be implying that the generic lists shown in Python or Lisp are somehow unsafe. They must be since if we throw them away, or wrap them in some clumsy structs/records, we can "buy" safety. Even if that is the case, we cannot sell Haskell as some kind of semantically rich language for doing cutting edge research, when coding up basic things like this is a struggle. If I have to cook up things with structures, I might as well use C.

Here is another simple problem: divide two integers so that the result has integer type when the numbers divide evenly, otherwise rational type.
Wello - San Francisco, Software Engineering

Have you considered working for a tiny company recently acquired by a big company? It could be a great fit and a best of both worlds (stability and innovation). If you are thinking, you should consider us. Here's why:

We were a team of 4 acquired by Weight Watchers International, a brand recognized by almost everyone, including our moms.

We are left alone to build new products for WW and have some interesting products we are working on.

We have to worry less about stability, legal and other non-technical stuff and can focus on doing what we love.

We offer competitive compensation and great health benefits.

All 4 of us are staying and now growing. We just hired our intern full-time! We love what we do and believe in our mission to make people healthier. We have diverse backgrounds (Stanford, Bain, Google, Netflix) and we are looking for you to come join and teach us new tricks!

If you are interested, email me at amol@wello.com and we can catch up over phone or coffee.
SEEKING FREELANCER - Indianapolis, IN or remote

Looking for web front-end developer. Must be skilled at web development, good at adapting designs from a graphics designer, experienced in common libraries and tools. Need to be able to work on this project full-time for 1-3 months starting very soon.

We have an ambitious idea that we want to turn into reality. You would be working closely with a back-end developer and graphic designer to implement a web app from scratch.

If you're interested, email [my username]@indiana.edu with your portfolio and preferred stack.
London (UK) full-stack web developer:

Frontend experience in JavaScript (jQuery, underscore.js, Knockout.js) and CoffeeScript, HTML/HAML/erb and CSS3/Sass.

Backend experience in Ruby (Rails, Sinatra), Python (Flask), C# (ASP.NET), node.js (Express.js) and even PHP.

I'm looking for a cool workplace nearby to flex some technical (and maybe even creative) muscle. I can start immediately.

CV, contact details and GitHub account are available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4oWldJbYntCWVBOcWh2VkxscWM...
Your website has an error: "NetworkError: 401 Unauthorized - https://www.prehash.com/users/current.json"
Location: Currently Houston, Ideally CO, UT, or CA.

Remote: Sure, but you might prefer to have me on site.

Willing to relocate: Is it hot in Houston?

Technologies: Scrum Mastering, Kanban, XP, Agile dev theory, I also code: Ruby, Obj-C, Swift, plus languages I prefer not to use anymore.

Resume: High school dropout, paid to write code from age 16-22, US Army paratrooper age 23-26, paid to lead teams age 27 to present. I prefer to write code but I'm better at getting software teams across the finish line.

Email: ryan.marsh@mac.com
*Linux System Administrator
> What is it about a FB service outage that makes it so important?

829 million daily active users on average in June 2014

Earth population, 7.046 billion (2012)

They have a LOT of users. Any platform supporting that traffic is interesting to see how it fails.
Nope, just checked and it's up for me. (Tacoma/Lakewood area - WA USA)
Show HN: Personalized Food with Analytics
Well, I guess that solves that. Next post.
Could ride-sharing services reduce car ownership and rush hour traffic?
A take on points in product development
How Al-Qaeda Uses Encryption Post-Snowden (Part 2)
Anyone looking for creatives? I'm a recent grad from the University of Chicago looking to break into the SF scene in a marketing, advertising, account management or design capacity. I'm a marketer with design chops, and want to put my balance of creative and analytical skills to good use. Since graduating in June, I have been working in a marketing, design capacity with some data analysis, for a couple of months at an e-mail marketing analytics and recommendation startup.
[San Francisco, CA], [Relocation], [Full Time, Internship]
Resume: http://ow.ly/wsQNm
Portfolio: http://joymao.com
Contact: joymao [AT] uchicago [DOT] edu
Stack: Adobe Creative Suite, Email Marketing (MailChimp, Emma), Social Media, Digital Analytics (Google Adwords), Web Design (Balsamiq, Drupal, Wordpress, Squarespace), javascript, (starting level), HTML, CSS, Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography, Photo Manipulation