skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Resource: A library concentrated on the Resource layer of RESTful API
We just released a gem that pushes our app to the Google Play Store. For those of you who don't know, the api to publish apps is pretty hairy and this gem turns all that code into a one liner. Enjoy!
SEEKING WORK

Location: Milwaukee, WI

Remote: Yes

I'm a young web developer currently running a custom bow tie business (http://drbowtie.com) that I built from scratch, but some of my other projects are listed at http://apps.davisr.me.
I have 5+ years of administering web services, and 2+ years of running an online business.

Please don't hesitate to contact me; if you're reading this and are in the area, I'd love to get a coffee and chat about your project.
Academia.edu

Mission Driven Startup in Downtown SF near the Montgomery BART Station

Backed by Khosla Ventures

Hiring Full Time Engineers

We are a lean team of 13 Engineers on a huge mission to open science. We are building a better platform for researchers because the current publication system is too slow, inefficient and costly. We are doing this using Rails, Coffeescript, Backbone, and PostgreSQL, all hosted on AWS.

According to EdTech Magazine, we are tech underdogs who are “key disruptors among open-access publishers.”

http://www.edtechmagazine.com/higher/article/2014/06/open-ac...

And we are viewed by Wired as “a key player in the movement toward open access scientific publishing.”

http://www.wired.com/2014/07/incentivizing-peer-review-the-l...

We have 14MM users who support our mission and we are growing 10% per month. We are financially backed with $17MM by top VCs including Khosla Ventures, True Ventures and Spark Capital.

Email ashley@academia.edu so we can set up a time to chat this week.
San Francisco’s Short-Term Rental Solution
New York City NYC Union Square Area -

Justworks is hiring across the board, especially engineers. We deal with storing bank numbers, social security numbers, EINs etc., as well as moving money around and the fraud complications that come with it, so we are looking for experienced engineers who are comfortable developing in an environment with that level of risk (sorry, no junior candidates at this time).

We're building a world class engineering team to create the operating system for business. Come find out what we mean by that:

https://www.justworks.com/careers/

(or my contact info is in my profile, feel free to reach out if you have any questions)
LOCATIONS: Richmond, VA; Reston, VA; King of Prussia, PA; Charlotte, NC

CapTech Consulting: http://captechconsulting.com

We're a midsize consulting firm primarily serving the mid-Atlantic region. A wide variety of roles are available: Engineers who know any of Java, iOS, Android, .NET, Sitecore, and/or front-end web development. Non-development roles include project managers, analysts, and quality assurance.

CapTech has good benefits, 401k matching, generous paid time off, and a great work/life balance.

If you're interested or have any questions, please email me directly: jszumski@captechconsulting.com
readthedocs.org? How so?
Not Your Typical CTO Position - Amicus (YC S12) Is Hiring

This is not your typical CTO position. You’ll be joining a social good startup that is just recovering from a near death moment. Read about it here: http://sethbannon.com/mistakes-you-should-never-make

If you find these sorts of challenges interesting and you want to join a mission-driven company, read on.

-- About Us --

Amicus is a social good startup based in NYC that is building the tools people need to organize around the causes they care about. We currently power digital organizing efforts for some of the world’s largest nonprofits, and have recently opened up our tools to companies as well.

Amicus is hiring a CTO to lead our development efforts and build out a dev team.

-- About you --

+ You have a proven track record leading technology teams
+ You’re product-centric and feel responsibility over the what you build
+ You enjoy leading, mentoring, and managing
+ You’ve been through the startup fires
+ You want to build an organization, not just a product

-- Required Skills --

+ Expertise in Rails, MongoDB, Javascript
+ Strong knowledge of AWS ecosystem
+ Solid knowledge of Chef
+ Proven ability to jump into a new project without much guidance

-- Required Experience --

+ Strong DevOps experience (we use Chef and multi-threaded Rails on jRuby)
+ Experience architecting, building, and deploying SOA apps
+ Proven ability to work with a legacy code base

If you’re interested, email a link to your github along with a bit about why you’re a good fit to jobs+cto@amicushq.com. New York City.
How awful!

/s
SEEKING WORK - remote

We are 2 full-stack Node.js / AngularJS developers (Prateek Bhatt, Neil DSouza).

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Recent Project:

We have recently built UserJoy.co, a customer Analytics and CRM Tool, using Node.js, Angular.js, MongoDB and hosted on AWS.

DEMO: https://app.userjoy.co/demo

We built both the frontend and the backend.

----

We have worked extensively with:

- frontend: Angular.js, JQuery, Twitter Bootstrap

- backend: Node.js, Express.js, Sails.js

- datastores: Redis, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL

- testing: TDD/BDD with Mocha, Jasmine, Sinon.js, Protractor

- tool chain: Grunt, Yeoman, Bower

- version control: Git (Github, Bitbucket)

We have experience working with the following APIs / platforms:

- payment gateways: Stripe, Braintree, Chargebee

- email integration: Mailgun, Mandrill, AWS SES

- messaging: Twilio

- job queues: Iron.io

- social: Google, Twitter, Facebook

- hosting: AWS, Rackspace, Heroku

---

Our github ids are:

- https://github.com/prateekbhatt

- https://github.com/neilxdsouza

Looking forward to working with you: prattbhatt@gmail.com
Information Security Consultant - Matasano Security (part of NCC Group)

New York - Sunnyvale - San Francisco - Seattle - Chicago - Austin

Full time consultants and interns.

http://matasano.com/#overview

https://us.nccgroup.com/

We are always hiring. Matasano specializes in application security. We break web applications, desktop applications, mobile applications on all platforms, and hardware. We perform network penetration tests and security architecture reviews. Our consultants have a wide range of skills such as firmware, bootloaders, drivers and kernel modules all the way up to web applications using Node and everything in between. We release bleeding edge security research and speak at all major security conferences (BlackHat, ToorCon, ShmooCon, etc.).

We are looking for people who are passionate about information security. No prior consulting experience necessary. We also hire Summer interns each year in New York, Chicago, and Sunnyvale.

Please reach out to careers@matasano.com
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: San Francisco Bay Area or NYC
Technologies: Node.js, Python, Postgres, PostGIS (...see resume)
Résumé/CV: http://neilk.net/resume/
Email: neilk@neilk.net

I've worked at the largest websites. I can solve your problems if you need a coder, but I'm really looking to level up in autonomy and responsibility. That could mean a senior role at an established firm, or a role at a young company.

I happen to be visiting San Francisco for personal reasons this week.
Meredith Perry is no fraud. She was in a Penn graduate program before this venture, and has worked at NASA.

It's directional transmission technology. The power loss is minimized as the ultrasound is directed and focused at a particular location. There's no inverse square law here, and it's easily within the bound of known physics.

As far as I know, (indirect relationship with the a good friend of the founder, that I won't say anything more about to protect his privacy) Meredith is actually genius-level and a relentless work horse. I'd bet big on this one.

If I could work for any one company it would be uBeam. And I just started a great position, and I'd do it despite the press.

This is a "First they dismiss you. Then they laugh at you. Then you win" scenario.
Would you please elaborate on the problem with readthedocs.org?
I thought DMCA applied to copyright (hence the "C" in the name), not trademark. Am I wrong?
There's no fundamental conflict. Due to the existence of hard cash, I can set up a stall on the street selling stuff. However the tax and licensing folk might still want to talk to me, so just because I have only spent a weekend making a market barrow with a nice tarp, doesn't mean I shouldn't check out the legal ramifications before heading into town with my wares.

edit - Also, if they are actually someone else's wares and you haven't yet asked anyone for their permission, buy several lawyers and some duct tape and apply them as full-body protective padding.
Looking for full-time employment at a new company as my current company is on the verge of bankruptcy and most of our development team has left. I will happily explain in more detail via email or phone.

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Looking for: Full-Time / Remote

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No, but I am absolutely open to periodic travel if need be.

Knowledge: Ruby, Rails, Scala, Scalatra, Play, HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, Sass, Objective-C, Bourbon/Bourbon Neat, MongoDB, Git/GitHub, RSpec, Cucumber, Capistrano, Linux, SSH, deployment. Passing familiarity with Go, Erlang, Elixir, and Python.

Desired Role: Backend development strongly preferred, but flexible. Willing to learn whatever is needed.
My general background involves working with Rails applications as well as API development with an emphasis on storing and retrieving data. I am available for a immediate hire if the opportunity is right. If you would like to know more, please email me and I will be happy to forward a resume and speak further.

Email: seekinghire14@gmail.com
No, I'm afraid not -- sorry.
Looking for remote work: Full Stack Engineer - Rapid prototyping (Nodejs/Mongo/Redis)

Full stack engineer having 7 years of experience in building applications across platforms.

Specialties: Java, NodeJS, Socket.io, Redis, Mongo, Solr, MySQL, Web Technologies (HTML/CSS/JS), Web-services, Android, Rapid prototyping, Responsive design, AWS and Heroku, Email Deliverability and scaling, Algorithms/Data-structures, Performance/Scaling, Application Monitoring - statsd, etc

StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/users/229106/ankitjaininfo

GitHub: https://github.com/ankitjaininfo

Blog: http://ankitjain.info/ankit/

Mail: ankitjainist @ G M A I L

Based: India

Example work: Recurring Deals website http://www.findwisely.com
Indeed it has. It really should be labeled as "The Right To Suppress What You Don't Care For".
I did misunderstand it, my apologies.
Algal virus found in humans, slows brain activity
Yes, I agree that there should be cooperation between the library and the compiler. But that is also the case for RAII, for example, where the compiler provides the primitives (through language design, e.g., constructors, destructors, copy constructors, etc.) which allow it to work. I'm just wondering why no such thing exists for garbage collection (yes, I'm aware that the interface would be much more complicated).
You do realise that there is life and even entire civilizations outside of the USA, where DMCA holds no jurisdiction and the entire idea of suing becomes much more complicated? Especially when it seems from the GitHub discussion thread the tip4commit founder lives in a place where there is no regulations regarding what is a spam and what is not. ;)
Redwood City, CA | Berkeley, CA | Richmond, CA

Intern Software engineer: Amazon AWS, Linux, Python, Javascript

At: http://www.propelx.com

About: Propelx provides investors with a platform for obtaining due diligence on deep technology start-ups.

Contact: biomimic@gmail.com

@propel_x

Ref: "Larry Page - Silicon Valley has become short-sighted; too few investors are chasing breakthrough technologies" - http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/2/3173f19e-5fbc-11e4-8c27-00144...
> If you ask me, such a targeted tax is a cruel double-tax on the individuals we are "punishing" for doing something "we" find morally-offensive, and have post-justified as a health-concern.

Citation? There was no _public_ issue (moral or medical) at all with smoking and cigarettes until the late '80s/early '90s. As far as I'm aware, the public concerns since then have been entirely based on increasing acceptance of the medical problems, as the smoking industry's efforts to manufacture doubt and controversy over the link finally began to wane. At least enough for the lawyers to be confident enough that they could defend against anti-business charges with clear medical facts that would actually stand up as a defense.

I'm also not aware of any actual moral threats that have been attributed even in the most tenuous possible way to smoking - I've not heard it claimed that it will make you more promiscuous, or likely to neglect your kids, or cause you to fail to hold down a job, or in any way hasten the moral downfall of civilisation. Not ever.

As for "punishing", I think it's more of a nudge[0]. The government just wants to make it as attractive as possible for people to stay healthy, without actually banning anything.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudge_theory
You're responding to something other than what I'm talking about.

Of course the laws still apply, but the enforcement mechanisms (which have thus far been administered via institutions) can now be circumvented to a certain extent.

It is a fundamental conflict and adjustment will be required.
Early publication abstract of the can be found here: http://promedmail.org/direct.php?id=2912027
I wanted to tell these guys that they remind me of the infuriating Comcast guy who refused to disconnect the customer's account, until I saw that somebody else felt the same way and had already told them.
Location: France

Remote: Maybe

Willing to relocate: Yes. All around the world.

Technologies: Python (scikit, numpy, flask), Javascript
(angular, node, meteor), C, Java, and Design, Prototyping...

Résumé/CV: http://benderv.com/files/cv-benjaminderville.pdf

Email: benderville@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/benderv

Interests: Machine Learning, Design, Startup but also travelling (backpack), reading book, running/swimming/hiking/... , learning new things, share a beer or two.

-
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I'm looking for an internship for 6 months beginning February 2015 in a startup.
check http://benderv.com
RoomAlive: The Other Resident
Wow, that was infuriating to read. They don't get it, they don't want to get it and they aren't listening.
You know what really helps open source developers? Annoying them until they say f-it. Not only is os its own sort of challenge, but then you get a ghetto bitcoin angle going on it... and these tips sort of amount to shit. Big contributors (likely alternatively funded well beyond the tips) don't see much and small contributors get fuck all. And that unclaimed currency goes back to the "project?" Stop.
Disclaimer: Off-Topic ;)

You're living in the most beautiful country in the world.
Really jealous right now to be fair.
She was an astrobiologist. But so what? There are plenty of real engineers who are tinkering with over-unity nonsense. While this ultra-sonic charging isn't as dumb as perpetual motion it does appear to be dumb.
Location: Palo Alto, CA

Hey, I'm a senior frontend engineer at Jiff, a health & wellness company focused on improving the well-being of people. We are located in downtown Palo Alto, less than 5 blocks away from the Palo Alto Caltrain station.

We sport benefits including unlimited vacation, paid trips to conferences, catered lunches on Fridays and oodles of snacks & drinks & coffee, periodic team lunches, 15" Macbook Pro Retina w/ 27" Apple Cinema display (or gear of your choice), and noise canceling headphones (or headphones of your choice)

We are looking for a senior UI/UX engineer to work with our world class frontend engineers, including three contributors to Angular.js & various other open source libraries, with an eye for the future. We are willing to relocate the right candidate.

In particular, we are looking for primarily someone stellar at styling with CSS quickly & well, and excellent working with teams and across teams.

Not necessary but bonus points for JavaScript expertise, Angular, d3.js and/or CSS3 animation/tranformation experience

To give an idea of our frontend stack, we are currently using:

- LESS, d3.js, lodash
- Angular.js, Ionic
- Node.js, Grunt, Cordova, Karma/Protractor (testing)

We have an eye for potentially moving to these technologies in the near future (or soon):

- ES6 (soon)
- Sails.js & PostGreSQL
- Angular 2.0/Web Components (via Polymer)/React

If you are interested, you can apply via http://www.jobscore.com/jobs2/jiff/senior-web-developer/cG_h... or email me at wesley [at] jiff.com .

Please no recruiter or other non-candidate emails.
Berkeley, CA | Richmond, CA

Familiarity with 2 or more of the following:

- Genomics
- Bioinformatics
- Python

Internships are also available.

On a global basis and in aggregate, wet lab experiments in human biology produce one of the most important forms of data known to mankind, especially when it relates to genes, proteins, genomic pathways and environmental factors that can improve human health and extend human lifespan. We are a start-up with a focus on Life Sciences in the area of advanced big data analytics connected to human health and extending lifespan. Currently our platform, GenoPharm©, and solutions are free to academic institutions.

One of our immediate goals includes enabling an exhaustive exploration of all known and unknown relationships between age-related genes, proteins, compounds, pathways etc. associated to human longevity backed by the experimental findings of our own and those of our collaborators. For example, see a few of our data visualization projects here displaying pathway-to-pathway, pathway-to-gene/protein hidden relationships and interactions.

Based on a patented (#7,987,191) platform, our system includes advanced and proprietary big data analytics, products, tools and interactive dynamic data visualizations for the purpose of uncovering hidden relationships between age-related genes, DNA repair genes, proteins, biological processes, molecular compounds, plant compounds (phytochemicals), enzymes, genomic pathways, micro and macro environment that connect to extending human healthspan and lifespan.

http://genopharmix.com

@genopharmix

genopharmix@gmail.com
The only difference you can rely on between a 6502 and 6510 is the IO ports on the 6510.

Beyond that, the handling of undocumented opcodes can be different between different models.

TXY/TYX is only present on the 16-bit 65C816
if you generate your blog using jekyll and are not using any custom plugins, why dont you host it on github.

Even if you use custom plugins, you can still generate the blog locally and push the resulting HTML to a Git repo.

look at https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/325
Maybe it's time for a LICENSE addendum? "Unless the services stated here, no money should be collect in the project behalf. "?

I know it's not a good solution, but it's a solution, where you can file license violations wherever they host this project.
Location: Windermere, FL ( Close to Orlando )
Remote: Very Likely
Willing to relocate: Willing to discuss
Technologies: C# .NET, C, Java, JavaScript, Python 3, Ruby, Linux, Windows Server
Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/asyf4tkfc1yqf6n/ResumePublic.pdf?d...
Email: Giancarlos.Toro@gmail.com

I'm currently a student and staff at my college, I work as a programming lab tutor. I basically help students (programmers) to understand complex programming problems, and turn them into understandable and usable solutions. In return I get to learn malpractices, common bugs, and errors that programmers commit, as well as standard and proper practices. I enjoy what I do, and I'm looking forward to joining new or older projects.

I've personally dived into many platforms and technologies, so I have a general feel for everything, and I'm excited to learn / try out new things!
I didn't hear any sound at all.
FirstJob.com - San Francisco, CA

We're looking for inspired and versatile web developers to join our team of seven and our mission to redefine career search and skill development for the 77 million millennials that will soon represent the majority of the workforce.

Frontend Developer (Full-Time)

You'll translate Photoshop/Illustrator mockups into functional web pages. We need people who know HTML, CSS and JavaScript - especially those familiar with Bootstrap and responsive design.

Full-Stack/Backend Developer (Full-Time)

We need a Python/Django developer to aid in feature development, site reliability, performance improvement, etc. As the first programmer outside our founding team, your work will be an integral component in ensuring we achieve our technical vision.

We're offering a competitive salary and early-stage equity, health + dental and flexible paid time off. You'll work on a tight-knit team in San Francisco's Financial District.

If you're interested in applying, please contact me directly via email at james@firstjob. Thanks!
It's awful how poorly IN-clauses are supported (in lots of places, not just PHP) considering how often they're used and how useful they are. I mean basic stuff like being able to use them securely or making programmers write their own checks to prevent SQL-errors on empty lists.
Location: Tokyo Japan

Remote: Sorry, no.

Willing to relocate: Anywhere south of Hokkaido

Technologies: Low level Systems stuff in C, Javascript, bunch of other stuff I've used: C++, C#, PHP, Perl, GLSL, Webgl

Resume: http://danieru.com/resume/daniel_dressler-resume.html

Email: danieru.dressler@gmail.com

Recent grad just moved to Japan. I've done web programming along with lots of lower level stuff. My big accomplishment this summer was developing a driver for a new usb standard. This driver has now shipped in Ubuntu 14.10 and is being backported to 14.04.
Location: Durham, NC - https://plotwatt.com

PlotWatt helps reduce humanity's energy consumption. We do this by monitoring the energy that a building is using in real-time, analyzing the results, and messaging our customers about exactly how to save money and understand the operations of the building. We can detect sick appliances and warn you before they break. We can help you understand how your building is being used. We can help you reduce your energy bill.

We're all very excited that we get to reduce humanity's energy consumption every day.

We use Rails for all of our customer facing web services. We use python for all of our analytics and machine learning. We're hosted on AWS and do continuous deployment for most of our code base.

We're looking for a Lead Backend Web Engineer. You will be lead architect of our Rails app. We have a residential dashboard, a restaurant dashboard and internal analytics and tools for our customer experience team. You'll make client side/front end changes to our mobile app and backbone desktop app. No graphics design experience necessary, though it definitely doesn't hurt.

We're also interested in junior developers looking to learn about any/all of our stack. You'll have the opportunity to learn client-side rich web app architecture, back-end web architecture, cutting edge machine learning and cloud infrastructure.

If you're interested get a hold of me at zdwiel@plotwatt.com
I cannot think of how many charities this will affect. Almost without exception, every small or medium UK charity I know uses Drupal in some way for their work. These are usually customised for a specific project, and some of these will have donation facilities built-in.

The worrying thing as always is that few people upgrade these instances once they are launched and operational.
Just wondering, if acceleration == gravity (equivalence principle), how would this be visualized in this model?