skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Developers, Designers, PM's, UX, DevOps - FARM Digital - Manchester, UK

We're a highly technical agency, specialising in Django.

We work for various start-ups as their technical team, we're the agency of choice for several public companies, and we tackle everything between. We insist on the highest technical standards - knowledge of Django is not required, we look for the 'smart, gets things done' archetype.

FARM is growing like crazy, and we're hiring across all areas of the business. We're based in SpaceportX (formerly TechHub Manchester).

More information is at http://jobs.wearefarm.com.

If you can get to Northern Quarter, Manchester and want to chat about a job, just email me jon at wearefarm dot com, and I'll buy you lunch :-)
Location: Texas

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Resume: Over five years experience in customer support and sales with both startups in Silicon Valley and in larger companies. Very familiar with the top industry technologies. Currently employed so I'm using a throwaway.

Looking for: Customer Support position at a growing startup.

Email: threauxaway415(at)gmail(dot(com)
Yes. Also: this recent blog post claims Google is willing to remove apps that increase privacy (not just ad-blocking) in a way that undermines Google's business model: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8240450
London, England, UK - Full Time - Local

Brand Networks (http://bn.co/) is hiring mobile and full stack engineers for our office in Shoreditch, London.

We're looking for mobile and full stack developers to help us build awesome analytics and media buying tools for our customers.

You would be joining a small and talented team building applications using IOS, Android, AngularJS, Javascript, TypeScript, NodeJS, go, Ansible, Docker or AWS.

If you love programming and would like an entertaining job with a steep learning curve and a wide variety of challenges, please get in touch. You can email me personally at jmc@bn.co. Graduates are welcome.
Location: Berlin, Germany
Remote: No.
Willing to relocate: Yes.
Technologies: Golang, Python, C/C++
Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3tcr708EUgPVVYwbENic21OUmM/edit?usp=sharing
Email: jinjiang119@gmail.com
Location: Cracow, Poland. (Brazilian, currently with working VISA)
Remote: Good to have
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Python, Ruby, JavaScript (AngularJS, VanillaJS), SQL, CSS/HTML
Resume: https://github.com/rafaelcaricio/resume/blob/master/resume.md
Email (base 64): cmFmYWVsQGNhcmljaW8uY29t
You're discussing surface area and surface tension so fair to bring up that a water strider bug walks on water much better than I do.
Littleton, MA - CLK Design Automation (http://www.clkda.com) FULLTIME

Applied Mathematician

CLKDA is the technology and market leader for advanced semiconductor timing and variance analysis. We are a rapidly growing small company, whose customers include the top three semiconductor companies in the world.

We are looking for a talented software engineer with deep electrical engineering and mathematics expertise to join our team. This position is focused on improving our fast circuit simulator. You will be responsible for developing mathematical concepts and coding them into efficient and robust production software using C/C++.

Skills that would stand out:

* Has a Phd in Applied Mathematics or Computer Science, and 5+ years experience,
or a MS with 10+ years experience
* Extensive C/C++ experience
* Knowledge of BLAS/LAPACK numerical math kernels as well as commercial
implementations such as (GOTO/MKL/ACML/etc). MKL and/or ACML are big pluses
* Experience implementing SPICE and SPICE-like simulators & algorithms
* Familiarity with BSIM-CMG or TMI a plus
* Experience with transistor/RC circuit analysis
* Experience with Mathematica for prototyping and experimentation a big plus
* Experience with multi-threading and distribution a definite plus
* Background in statistical methods

If any of the above is of interest please email ahran@clkda.com and I'll put you in contact with the right people or fill you in on the details of the position.
Population growth is an interesting phenomena. If you look at the end-game, we have a trend of industrialization and 3rd world countries industrializing. After a country has industrialized, birth rates tend to drop off, even past the point of sustaining population level. Population declines have many negative economic consequences.
HOLY CRAP. Thank you! I am eligible and I suffered the exact frustration you've mentioned.
And you do need to back prove your mathematical models against reality.
"We've now reached a point where its [sic] so easy to learn how to code that people of all ages are doing it."

Oh, please.
They don't use S3 now. That was way long ago.

Source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8233622
Sorry, sloppy language. I didn't mean stability in the normal sense - rather, homogeneity of the OS. I think that is connected to security: a rooted OS is more likely than a vanilla OS to cause software to run less predictably (probably mostly deliberate). This creates a definite security risk, and one that will be especially feared by a bank where confidence in its brand is at risk.
Smarkets, London, UK. We're hiring Software Engineers. Python, Erlang, Web-UI and Mobile. Sorry, no remote.

Smarkets is a modern betting exchange with significantly lower transaction fees than the competition. We're a well-funded company with a small, agile development team, and our platform has handled over £600 million of bets since launching in 2010. Smarkets has been featured in publications such as Wired, The Wall Street Journal and TechCrunch and was recently selected as part of the Startups 100.

We are taking on the big players in the betting industry with the lean startup playbook. We think the commission charged by such players is too high, spelling for opportunity to do better.

We're building a reliable, low-latency, highly concurrent betting exchange based on trading exchange designs. We're also building a fast, modern web interface to allow for a smoother experience. Servicing our users is top priority. Whether you want to work on the trading exchange or the frontend, you'll be solving real and challenging problems - from scaling to optimising python to handling near real-time design constraints.

The Smarkets platform is written predominantly on Python and Erlang, and relies heavily on asynchronous programming techniques. We use REST where we can. Life at Smarkets circles around version control, configuration management and automated testing. We can, and do, deploy to production several times a day.

Our software stack is built around Linux, Vagrant, Flask, Eventlet, Postgres, RabbitMQ, Git and Chef - but we are not resistant to change as needed.

For all our jobs, visit http://info.smarkets.com/about/jobs/
I would expect the arbitrary and capricious ones fall under the 6% heading of "did not comply with the Developer Program License Agreement". This is where they'd nail you for making fun of a political figure, or the iPhone factory worker game/critique.
Content Direct is hiring in Chicago (downtown), H1B sponsorship available for the right candidate.

CSG Media's Content Direct solution empowers the top brands in media and entertainment too easily and effectively market, monetize and manage their premium digital content and customers. Content Direct is offered as either a set of software services or as an integrated solution, and allows content companies of all sizes to increase the value and return of every content transaction. The solution supports virtually all content types and commerce models, marketing promotions, partner management, financial management, reporting, and analytics.

* iOS Developers
* Windows Developers
* JavaScript Web Developers
* C# Software Engineers
* Technical Consultants

* We offer competitive pay, casual dress, work from home opportunities, Happy Hours, Group Outings and much more.
* Find more about us at http://contentdirect.csgi.com/us/careers.html
* To join our fantastic team please send your resume to: work@csgi.com and Tara Taft will be in touch with you.
Minibar Delivery - New York, NY
https://minibardelivery.com

We are hiring Ruby and Data Engineers. Come join our team and help us revolutionize on-demand e-commerce. Send resumes to chris@minibardelivery.com.

Full details:
https://minibardelivery.com/careers

About Us:
Minibar is a mobile-first platform providing consumers with on-demand access to wine, liquor, beer, mixers and more. Launched in February 2014, Minibar provides users with an easy and hassle-free way to stock their spirits. Minibar was founded by two Wharton graduates with rich experience in the NY tech scene. We are looking for smart and passionate go-getters to join our team and get in on the ground floor.
There are a handful of things like videogames where that's true as part of the region-based market segmentation, but I haven't found it to be true in general. Cloud services in particular are usually priced so that the dollar and Euro prices are approximate conversions of each other. Look at, say, the $ vs € pricing for Azure, or for OVH.
@nikcub seems to think it wasn't this.

https://twitter.com/nikcub/status/506421890517200896
So you're using a language just because you have some admiration for what its creator accomplished in the past? Even though what he did has nothing to do with languages?

Seriously?
Apple doesn't have to, and doesn't, follow the rules. Their apps frequently use private APIs, for example.
Boston Globe Media - http://boston.com/digitaljobs/ - Boston, MA

Our open roles in engineering are:

- Senior Software Engineer

- Video Engineer

- Front End Dev Manager, Advertising

- Front End Developer

- Front End Software Engineer

But we're also hiring for analytics, product management, design, marketing, and more.

A year ago John Henry bought the Boston Globe, and we're making big moves now within the world of news and media. We have the challenges and innovation-focused mindset of a startup, backed by the resources of an established company and the credibility of New England's most trusted brand.

We're hiring top-tier developers, product managers, UX designers, and content directors to build, brainstorm, and grow new products. If you want to help shape the future of journalism, check out our open jobs and see if one is right for you:

http://boston.com/digitaljobs/
Egis Software (www.egis-software.com) - Johannesburg, South Africa or Remote

We are looking for a talented senior developer to help us grow and scale the various products in our commercial product suite.

You will be part of the core team building cutting edge software using agile techniques and practises.

You will develop new functionality as well as play a key role in code reviews, design sessions and mentoring junior developers.

Skills & Requirements:

- Strong development skills preferably with modern Java and Javascript
- Experience with setting up and configuring Linux servers and databases (preferably via automation)
- Experience implementing and scaling test automation
- Ability to learn new languages and technologies quickly
- DevOps experience a big plus

Our stack:

- Moden Java incl JAX-RS, CDI, Jetty and Groovy, Hibernate, Hazelcast
- Sencha Touch, Phonegap , ExtJS, Bootstrap, AngularJS
- Jenkins, Selenium / Webdriver
- PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Lucene, Mongo
- Python - Primarily for system automation using ansible
- Ubuntu, Graylog2, VMWare, AWS

Send an email to resumes@egis-software.com and mention HN in the subject
Reposts are fine, gets the blood flowing again. I totally forgot about Mosh and decided to watch the awesome presentation on their website, also decided to enable on my tablet via JuiceSSH.
Sync a file via Dropbox and run lsof -i, and you get something like this: ec2-54-221-232-10.compute-1.amazonaws.com:https

EDIT: it may be that they use EC2 for their infrastructure, but not for actually storing files. But they still use AWS.
Actually they can only check for actual user-exposed way of rooting the phone. If there's a way some local app can do it, it doesn't have to expose this functionality - it can do whatever it wants to with it's elevated privileges and not leave a trace behind.

Local app exploit that messes with the bank app only will not be detectable by the bank app.
While the situation you describe is one that some people end up using it for - it's not the real reason mosh is useful.

Where mosh really shines is when your IP is changing too frequently (a mobile problem when you are on the move) and when you are dealing with high latency connections.

When you have to ssh in somewhere over a shitty, barely working mobile data connection - mosh is a lifesaver. It makes an otherwise unusable situation comfortable and productive.

Sure, it's handy for jumping between connections, on/off wifi and so on - but that's easy to achieve many other ways with tools that have been around for a decade or two at this point.
Right to an API key
Ask HN: Any Israeli companies need marketing folk (in Israel)
Location:Istanbul/Turkey
Remote:Yes
Willing to relocate:Yes
Technologies:PHP,Yii Framework,Mysql,MongoDB,Angular,Jquery
Resume:https://github.com/enginkartal/
Email:enginkartal@yandex.com
SEEKING WORK - Zurich (Switzerland), remote or onsite
I'm a JVM hacker with 18+ years of experience. Mostly focusing on back-end, I can code in Java, Scala, Groovy (plus other non-JVM languages).

Very experienced with the following frameworks and technologies: Play2, Grails, Dropwizard, Akka, ElasticSearch, Solr, Gradle, Mongo, Cassandra, Oracle Soa Stack.

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.

Some links:

https://github.com/aestasit/

https://github.com/luciano-fiandesio

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucianofiandesio

I wrote a book about Groovy 2:

http://d.pr/2eS0

Contact: luciano@fiandes.io
Sorry I accidentally downvoted your post. I meant to upvote. The damn thing is too small!
Location: Sheffield, UK

Remote: Cool either way

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby, JS (Node and client, love WebAudio), Python, Go, C++, UX, Java, audio, design

Resume: uk.linkedin.com/pub/valentin-arkhipov/14/936/6b6/

Email: arkhipov.valentin@gmail.com

Hello, im currently freelancing after coming back to UK, but looking for something interesting to do. Would love to work on audio stuff for the web, combines my love for music and technology.

I have largely been building web based systems, from straight up apps to various data processing and acquisition systems for back end services.

I specialise in building system which make people happy, rather than sweat over side-effects in my functions (which is awesome as well!) - this I believe makes me great for front end work and MVP projects.

Really though, as long as we make cool new things and take pride in our work - who cares what we build!
Yet it never converts to CAD $300
A good way to fight back against ransomware would be to spread false stories in the mainstream media about people who paid the ransom but then didn't get their files back, or their files were corrupted beyond repair, etc.

If both victim and perpetrator are aware of the media stories, it will become more difficult to get them to pay up, making the scam less lucrative.
Location: Poland

Remote: remote preferred

Willing to relocate: not really, possibly only within Europe

Technologies: Hadoop, Java, Android, Scala

Resume: linkedin.com/in/wlangiewicz

Email: wlangiewicz at gmail dot com (let me know that you are from HN)

I have been running 2 large Hadoop cluster, at the moment interested more in api/backend/server side development in Java/Scala, I'm also involved in local meetups, co-running Software Craftsmanship group, presenting at other meetups from time to time.
I have been working remotely for a long time now, I'm especially interested in part-time offers (~20h/week)
There's nothing wrong with reading and absorbing new knowledge. It's doing it before you've done your important work. When you're done, you can (and should) indulge in activities you find relaxing and beneficial. Helps us stay informed and prevent burn out in the long run.

I ran into the same issue a year back and I ended up building a Chrome extension that helps remind you of what you should be doing every time you open a new tab:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dayboard-new-tab-p...

It does other things like helping you plan daily, figure out what's worth doing or not, help you cut down switching costs (i.e. when you do end up getting distracted), single handle your tasks, etc - but that's icing on the cake.

It's a different approach to extensions that block distracting sites, which while useful, I think misses the point. (The point is to focus on what you should be doing, not just block what you shouldn't be doing. Plus, there are times I think it's appropriate to read HN, Reddit, FB, Twitter, Wikipedia etc.)

Also, anecdotally, I can tell you a lot of my users fall in the same pattern where they're most productive on Mondays but get progressively less productive throughout the week. You're definitely not alone. I haven't dug into the data and I have a relatively small sample but if you dig around, I'm sure there are blog posts that talks about this already.
SEEKING WORK - Remote - might consider onsite

generalist software developer here, mainly a python guy, i can do modern web development, desktop apps, backend servers, reporting / sql, scripting and more.

recent work inculude: - writing an extensible realtime telecom CDR data processing server, using a python stack - design and deployment of a log analysis solution using python, elasticsearch, logstash, and kibana
python frameworks:flask, django, sqlalchemy, pyside/qt, other: linux, rdbms, sql, redis, elasticsearch, crawling, software architecture / design patterns, distributed systems and more.

my contact info is on my profile
MakeLeaps - Cloud Invoicing for Japan - REMOTE

Hi there - we're a startup based in Tokyo and we're looking for a developer with Python/Django experience to join us as a full-time remote staff member, with the possibility of coming to live in Tokyo to work near/in the office.

We have a strong team consisting of 6 developers, a designer, and a bunch of great customer support staff. We're getting some exciting growth, traction, and users love our service.

We have a huge whiteboard full of exciting features we can't wait to get started on, and we need your help to turn them into a reality, and to help continue to delight our existing and future users.

We're mainly looking for Python/Django experience to start, but if you've got a wide variety of skills, it always helps to be a generalist in a startup.

To apply, can you please send me some information about some business apps you've worked on in the past. Ideally anything relating to business processes/quotes/invoices/accounting is great, but is not necessary, since we believe that a cultural fit is just as important as technical skill.

We'd offer a trial to start with, and then if we're both happy with how we work together, we'd offer you a full-time position.

Please send me an email directly at jay@makeleaps.com - I'm one of the founders. Looking forward to chatting with you!

(We also organise the Hacker News community meetups in Tokyo, so if you're planning on traveling to Japan and want to get a feel for the startup community here, see if there's a meetup going on at hntokyo.doorkeeper.jp)
London UK - Osper

We provide a real prepaid debit card for young people, aged 8 - 18, so they can make their own decisions with money: online, in shops, at cash machines and abroad. Thousands of kids have already signed up to our service.

But we not only help young people buy Legos and save for bicycles - we are building an awesome technology team that eliminates legacy code, keeps the bug rate tiny, and stays small and joyful. We are doing this by adopting and adapting techniques like pair programming, test-driven development, continuous deployment, and microservices. Read more about our plan to be awesome on our blog http://tech.osper.io.

We want to meet and work with geeks of all stripes - from sysadmins to server-side devs, testers to mobile coders, data crunchers to security analysts.
Location: Karachi, Pakistan

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JS Frameworks, PHP, Unity3D, AS3, JAVA

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mustafahanif

Email: icemelt7@gmail.com
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The ability to detach and re-attach to screen has been there since day one... that's probably one of the largest reasons most people use it. Terminal software these days can handle multiple sessions just fine - the benefit is being able to detach and re-attach.

Multiple terminals in one session was more critical back when we were using dumb terminals and whatnot - where you couldn't multiplex locally.
What I mean is that the autonomous vehicles probably just get very noisy signals in the rain. Isn't that also what happens to humans driving cars in heavy rain? The rain limits long-range visibility, fog limits short-range visibility, wet road increases stopping distance, and yet humans think it is safe to drive at regular speed limits. Perhaps humans are (for now) better equipped to deal with those very noisy signals, but my point is that it's also dangerous for humans to drive in heavy rain.
I'm a FullStack developer freelance I evaluate jobs from companies in Europe.

Location: Torino, Italy, Europe

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: MeteorJS, Javascript, Linux, Docker

Resume: http://grigio.org

Email: grigio.org @t gmail.com
Dropbox transfers everything to the USA even if you are in Europe (I checked that with Wiresharks and traceroute). Because of that my main issue with Dropbox was always speed: Uploads and downloads were almost never higher than 500-700 kB/s even though my connection can do much more.
Combining regular ssh with screen has worked fine for me for years.

This doesn't work for me because I use emacs over X11 over a tunnel.

mosh doesn't work because I feel required to use ssh-agent. That is, I feel required to use a password on my ssh private key and not using ssh-agent is too high a burden.
Location: Kathmandu, Nepal

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: not currently. (maybe next year)

Technologies: python, ruby

Resume: no work experience. [Graduating this month]

Email: nabeen.khadka (at) gmail
Detroit MI

My name is Jake and I am the Lead Developer at a start up in Detroit. We are a for profit company that is absolutely committed to growing and benefiting local communities and are currently looking for a skilled web developer to join our team full time as we accelerate toward Beta and Launch, which we expect to achieve by late fall. You will be paid competitively. Because we are striving to be first to market in a rapidly growing niche, I have intentionally disclosed very little information. Our stack includes: Ruby/Rails, Javascript html/haml, css/sass, Postgres, and Heorku.

Please let me know if you are interested in learning more about us or applying by emailing me at Jake.Wesorick@gmail.com with Resume, LinkedIn, GitHub, or anything else that showcases your skills and experience.
OMG - finally.
Location: AB, Canada
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies:
- Good: Ruby, Rails, Ember.js
- Beginner: Python, Go, (Docker)
- Exposure only: Clojure, R, Java
Resume: On request
Email: calgaryeng@hotmail.com