skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please read the article at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8541424 which shows that prohibition does not affect rates of drug abuse.
This is dealt with in the talk about 40 minutes in - it is described as a proper compiler, targeting either C or its own bytecode (which it uses for the compile-time execution).
A lot of modern game frameworks go in a similar direction. It's all about having entity-component systems where the designers (and not the programmers) can put together the objects dynamically. And those all fight with similar problems. One is about making the system cache efficient. Another is about how to add new components. I suppose the latter might be a reason he put so much power into the preprocessor that he even created a VM for that. Current complete solutions tend to have the problem that you have to repeat the class-names of your components often and that type-safety get's lost at some point when ini-files in any format are involved. Having more power in the preprocessor might help to fight this.

I don't know what he has planned for his language, but if I hear about a language that's specific for programming games, then entity-component systems would be the use-case I would have in mind.
Ask HN: Do you put your home address on your resume?
With a lot of folks now putting their resumes online and on various other hosting sites. It's pretty clear you likely don't want your home address out on the web. While most people can find it via sites like spokeo and others these aren't authoritative sources and your resume would be.

So it's 2014, do you still put your home address on your resume when sending them out?
All-o-Meter: Just a funny app
Upgrading the distro is likely insufficient, as your private key has potentially (likely, at this point) been compromised. At a minimum you need a new key and cert.
All-o-Meter: this app simulates metering whatever you want, rotating the device up or down
You say that as if we're doomed, and there is no way humans can critically think. I don't see how it can't be changed. We've gone from fearing the gods and their might to believing we can do anything (not that religion is gone, but its role in our lives has been reduced a lot). We've gone from believing what kings wanted us to believe to actually reading and looking for the truth for ourselves. Don't you think it's possible to do the same, ie look for the truth in every other aspect ?

I believe it's a matter of education. It will take time, but we'll eventually get there.
Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: YES

Willing to relocate: most likely not, but if you're cool yes.

Technologies: Python, Flask, Django, Redis, Memcached, Docker (beginner)

Résumé/CV: http://madarve.github.io

Email: manuelrsa@gmail.com

Clean code fanatic, pragmatic, bureaucracy hater, automation lover, drop me a line if you're into these as well.
The difference here is that the 100 dB limit isn't some fundamental law of physics. It's one of the currently accepted standards for safe use of ultrasound. Taking a look through the literature, though, you can find various numbers that say ultrasound several orders of magnitude stronger have had no observable long-term adverse effects. Basically, there's an intensity level that we're pretty sure is harmful, and an intensity level that we're pretty sure is safe, and, as it happens, the intensity level necessary to make uBeam useful is somewhere in between.

Investing in uBeam requires a calculated wager that the threshold for ultrasound safety is a fair bit higher than 100 dB. It's a risky position to take, and I'm not sure how to calculate it, but it's not pure lunacy.
So if I don't want to accept the taxation consequences, the shady project gets to use my name to raise money? There is no response I can have that doesn't have some cost to me.
Sounds interesting, but your link goes to a 404 page.
> This is a "First they dismiss you. Then they laugh at you. Then you win" scenario.

Then god knocks at your door and angrily asks why you didn't obey the laws of physics.
Do you discriminate against people without glasses?

http://www.mutuallyhuman.com/team/

:)
SEEKING WORK - UI/UX Designer & Front-end Developer, REMOTE

+ Simple and powerful user interfaces

+ Engaging interactions

+ Clean, reusable frontend code

+ Responsive and cross browser compatible websites since 2010

+ Atomic web design

+ Styleguide

+ Wordpress, Jekyll, Squarespace

http://its-csongor.com
Outbound (https://outbound.io) is looking for a front end engineer. Be engineer #3 at a funded, growing, promising startup.

Our web client is a static Angular app interacting with a Go api. You will OWN the web client and focus on the javascript aspect while working closely with our UI-centric engineer (who is capable of much more) and our server engineer to make the web client a flawless experience.

1-2 years at early stage startup would be ideal but if you're confident you can be THE javascript engineer on the team, email me and we'll talk.

Location: SOMA, San Francisco, CA Email: travis[at]outbound[dot]io
No one likes GNU info...
In the US, if a payment is "available" to you, it must be reported as income at the time it becomes available. Failure to cash a paycheck doesn't mean you don't owe tax on it.

See IRS publication 525, page 2, "constructively received income": http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p525.pdf

There's some fuzziness and legal room here but the safe thing would be to declare it as income.
No, it's not. The software itself has nothing to do with taking donations on its behalf.
ScraperWiki, Liverpool, UK - Data Scientists

We're always looking for people interested in Python, Go, Data, visualisation and so on.

At least get in touch to say "hi!" for a coffee!

https://blog.scraperwiki.com/jobs/data-engineer-liverpool/
In the conditions where it produces half a liter of water per hour, you're going to need more than that just standing still.
I guess that he considers this a feature for two reasons:

1) He's used to the atrociously poor error recovery of typical C++ compilers. You almost always get different errors after you've fixed the first error.

2) His language's semantics enforce sequential compilation, such that it's not reasonably possible to continue evaluating in the face of many or most errors.

#1 is a consequence of not designing for error recovery from the beginning. He's going to run in to a problem when people want squiggly red underlines in their IDE.

As projects grow in size, #2 is going to breakdown quickly without a good separate compilation unit story.
> The ethical question is if drug use would go up and thus a legalise-drugs policy would be guilty of leading people down a bad and potentially deadly path. If the article is right that won't be so.

Why not pass a law with a clause stating that the legalization of drugs will be reversed if drug use goes (significantly) up?
Worldwide, yes.

WHO estimates it to be 6 million[1], for tobacco.

And around 3 million[2] for alcohol.

If you're going to correct me with statistics, please do so with more than the first couple you come across! It wouldn't have taken much to conclude that the 5 million isn't the only stat on the subject! The same goes for the 2.5 million, and alcohol.

[1] http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs339/en/

[2] http://www.who.int/substance_abuse/facts/alcohol/en/
I put this together today, would value any feedback and/or contributions:

https://github.com/lewispb/tombstone
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Oh dang, that's embarrassing. Here's the page with the current postings: http://www.climate-careers.com/job-search-results.

But that doesn't have the HN tag on it, so I can't fast track applications made there. Emailing me is probably the way to go for now :/
Bitcoin subreddit thread:

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2kz9x0/please_remov...
> We should be supporting her in this endeavor, not trying to tear her down.

Yup. Also we should write nice letters to the guy currently working on perpetual motion ... (for which patents have been filed too btw).
OTOH, there is a (rarely accounted for) opportunity cost to not taking hallucinogens. Many folks are plagued by unfortunate mental health, which could possibly be remedied by psychedelic experiences.

It's a tricky situation, but important to acknowledge both the good and the bad possible outcomes in a rational, scientific manner.

Just as you say we should not parade powerful drugs around as safe, we should also not casually dismiss the therapeutic and spiritual effects because of negative anecdotes or (seemingly) rare negative outcomes.
As someone else has already pointed out, they don't even have to pretend to get hacked to get to keep contributors' money. The model of dispensing 1% of balance per commit guarantees that it's impossible to get all of a project's contributions back out again.
Lead Mobile Engineer - Clarifai, New York preferred, Remote possible - Full-time

Image recognition has made an unbelievable performance jump over the past few years, now making it possible to build real world applications with our world-class technology. Our CEO Matt Zeiler is one of the world's leading experts in Deep Learning and Convolutional Neural Nets which power the understanding of images and video.

I encourage you to try our demo at clarifai.com to see how the technology performs. With backing from Google, Qualcomm and Nvidia and the attention of major press, we are looking for early stage employees to serve as lead mobile engineers on both iOS and Android to help us build ground-breaking intelligent applications. Photo apps, games, and shopping apps that harness powerful real-time image recognition are just the beginning. We’ve added a new primary sense to our devices, what can we do with it? Let your imagination run wild, and then bring your ideas to life.

More specifics:

- Great UI/UX and design sense. A portfolio of graceful and functional apps where you’ve been lead or a major contributor.

- iOS or Android.

- Product instinct: a knack for what users want and need.

- Experience with all stages of the product lifecycle, from concept through production launch.

- Mobile game, graphics or GPU programming a plus.

Tell us about yourself at jobs@clarifai.com to get the conversation started.
If the posting says local applicants only I do.
Hm, how old are these people? Because from what I understand, they don't have a clue about what they are actually doing or how businesses.
If by now you don't understand that this project is a bad idea, you are going to get a reputation of being not intelligent. That's not a good reputation for a coder.

Why is it a bad idea?

Maybe people have already stated the reasons. And you (wrongly) think you have effectively refuted them. You are being, to choose a mild word, dense.

Sometimes it's best to just look at how mad you are making people, and draw your conclusions from that.

You are making something people don't want.
Rinse - www.rinse.com - Design District, San Francisco, CA

Rinse is a technology-enabled dry cleaning and laundry delivery service. We've been growing our service at an exponential rate for the past year, and our customers love us! We have a number of open positions, and have hired a significant portion of our team via Hacker News.

Rinse is hiring a Software Engineer to develop our functionality across the stack. We have hybrid mobile apps for both Android and iOS for our customers AND our drivers. We also have sophisticated web-based tools for our customer service team, internal operations staff, and vendors. Laundry is a surprisingly-complex logistical process, and so our customer-facing software is just the tip of the iceberg. We're solving problems like the Traveling Salesman and image classification, too. Our tech stack is approximately HTML5 / Backbone.js / Django / Python / Postgres / Heroku / Ubuntu, but we're a tiny tech team, so any newcomer will be able to shape architecture.

We're also hiring for a "Special Operations Associate" which is someone who may not have unique technical ability, but who has great aptitude and a willingness to work hard to improve our business. Analytical capability and attention to detail are important skills for this person. Bonus points for someone with an Industrial Engineering or Process Engineering background. This position is great for an ambitious hustler looking to join a "rocket ship" startup. Obviously, this position presents a significant growth opportunity.

Any applicant who we interview will receive $25 in free Rinse credit! If you live in San Francisco, give us a try!

Interested? I'd be happy to answer any questions at sam@rinse.com.
Expedite (http://expeditefinancial.com), San Francisco - Front-End (lead), Dev-Ops (lead), Full Stack

Come build financial tech with an insider look at policy and strategy in the US mortgage industry.

Our current team members have led housing policy for the US Government, rebuilt tech infrastructure for a leading hedge fund, and navigated the start-up space through incubators and exits. We're backed by top Silicon Valley and financial services investors who see the opportunity to disrupt a huge market.

We're redesigning the mortgage process from the ground up. It's a big and difficult problem, and we need talented engineers to help us tackle it. We are early enough stage that you can have an impact on our tech stack, but currently we're using:

- Ruby 2.1.4 & Rails 4.2
- AngularJS and Mobile Angular UI (with bootstrap)
- Redis
- Postgres
- AWS (ec2, s3, . . .)
- Docker, Crane, Centurion

We're hiring all across the stack, with special emphasis on a front-end engineering lead and a dev-ops lead.

You can contact me directly - kevin@expeditelabs.com
Location: BUDAPEST / HUNGARY / EUROPE

Remote: OK

Willing to relocate: OK

Technologies: Responsive web design, HTML5, CSS3, SASS, COMPASS, jQuery, Wordpress, Jekyll, Yii

Resume: http://its-csongor.com

Email: bartus.csongor@gmail.com

★★★★★★★★★★★

UI/UX Designer and Front-end Developer

★★★★★★★★★★★
Seeking Work: Data Science, Dataset generation,analysis, interpretation, visualization, D3

SF Bay Area and remote work possible.
email: explorewithzack@gmail.com
SEEKING WORK

Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: Yes

Technologies: Firefox & Chrome extension developer, PhoneGap, JavaScript

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pawarhemant

Email: hemant@hemantpawar.com
in the US the key event is when the income becomes available to you, not when you collect it.

The proper thing to do in your hypothetical case (where you didn't see the message until well into the next tax year) would be to file an amended return for the previous year declaring the recently discovered income.
Show HN: Hours of My Life
Bill Gates' mugshot is the fallback silhouette in Outlook 2010
I read it as, "I realized that there was no real knowledge to be found in computers, and in a symbolic gesture, threw the laptop across the room."
FlareWorks - http://www.flareworks.co - San Francisco, CA. Bay Area Only
Interested in changing the world? Neither are we! But we are interested in having fun and building cool software.

FlareWorks is a visual messaging startup headquartered in San Francisco, California. Our mission is to build a platform for contextual, visual communication between family and friends that is easier and simpler than Texting. In short - "Kill Text". Our company’s visual messaging service —called Flares— uses visual cues, instead of text, to provide communication shortcuts between friends and family. We're a seed funded, early stage startup, so this is an opportunity to get in on the ground floor. You would be engineer number 3. We're looking for Android developers to help us take our mobile application and platform to the next level. Our mobile apps are the face of the organization and, as such, you’ll be on the front lines of creating an application and experience that has the potential to be used by millions of people every day. We're currently in the Apple app store and are now looking to expand into Android/Google Play. Our app was featured as the "best new app" by Apple the first week it was released and we have consistently received great press for our MVP.

Our Stack:
* Node for our API.
* Erlang/Elixir for our platform.

What we offer:
* We're not fans of 9-5 with a lunch break. Work when you want, where you want. Results matter. "Seat Time" does not.
* Unlimited PTO. Take the time off you need, when you need it. We don't offer prizes for 'attendance'.
* 5K equipment budget. Buy what you want; After a year with us, it's yours to keep.
* Company outings. We like to get out and do things as a team. Lunches, dinners, games, volunteering, concerts. We're always on the lookout for things to do.
* A real voice. We want to know what you think. If you have an idea or think something isn't working, we want to hear about it. Your voice counts.
* Generous options and an actual competitive salary (no low-balling + options bait and switch here ).

What we're looking for:
* Android and iOS engineers.
* UX and visual design chops.
* Meticulous attention to details.
* Android:
* Animation and the hardware accelerated rendering pipeline as well as OpenGL ES.
* Location, Content and Media SDK experience.
* iOS:
* Core Graphics, Core Animation, Core Data, Core Location
* Comfort with rapid iteration and real-time team collaboration.
* Excited about and eager to use Swift.

If this sounds like a good fit for you, email us ( jobs@flareworks.co ) and we'll talk.
BuildZoom (YC W13, http://buildzoom.com) - Software Engineer and Data Quality Engineer positions - San Francisco

BuildZoom is a marketplace for remodeling and construction services that is changing the way people approach home improvement. With over half-a-million monthly users, we're the fastest growing company in this enormous sector of the market.

We're looking for software engineers and data quality engineers. Full details at www.buildzoom.com/jobs. Feel free to reach out to me with questions (DLee@buildzoom.com)
Seeking Work: EIR, CSO, CTO, scientific, algorithmic, technical, market strategist

email: explorewithzack@gmail.com
Tapkast – push notification status updates with friends
And most famously Linux: http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4807:88w...
Github TOS G10: You must not upload, post, host, or transmit unsolicited email, SMSs, or "spam" messages.

https://help.github.com/articles/github-terms-of-service/#g-...
Inbox | https://www.inboxapp.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Mission) | Frontend (JS), Design, Backend (Systems+Ops)

Hi! We're "The Company Formerly Known As Inbox,"[0] and we're looking for help building the next generation email platform. We're building a missing piece of Internet infrastructure and are looking for frontend engineers, designers, and systems and infrastructure/operations engineers to join us.

Companies are building their core businesses around our email API right now, and that means we have to be reliable, up all the time, and fast. We have more data for a single user than in most startups' entire database. That means big technical challenges to solve as we scale out our fledgling distributed backend. If you have experience with automated deployments, debugging running systems, release engineering, and on-call schedules, but are still comfortable writing code, this job[1] might be for you. :)

Many people spend their entire days buried in mail clients which haven't significantly changed in years. That means an opportunity to tackle big UX challenges as we build out our client scaffolds and create a new framework for the next generation of mail apps. (Ever meet anyone who really loves their email experience? We want to change that.) Sound exciting to you? Apply here[2].

== We're particularly looking for folks who ==

* Take personal pride in their work and value autonomy and ownership.

* Want the chance to step up and lead a team.

* Put the work before ego. We've got each others' backs, and we want you to be with us on that.

== A bit more about us ==

* We're built on tools like Python, Flask, gevent, nginx, MySQL, AWS, Docker, and Debian. Go is likely to join this list soon. We've been careful to keep our architecture componentized.

* Tons of our code is open source. Check it out: https://github.com/inboxapp

* We're 40% women on our team of 11 (10 engineers), including 1 of 2 cofounders. We want to make that number 50%.

* Our sunny Mission office is more lived-in than tidy. Think art studio, not corporate.

* We're more likely to end up at the climbing gym or on a bike ride together than out drinking at the latest startup event.

* We have an open vacation policy and value personal responsibility and ownership.

Apply via Lever at https://www.inboxapp.com/jobs. Include a cover letter letting us know what draws you to the job. We welcome and encourage applications from women and people of colour.

[0] A certain large company recently launched a product of the same name, so we're going to change ours soon. Roll with the punches, eh?

[1] https://jobs.lever.co/inbox/6c7e7186-953d-4083-8bde-37443a23...

[2] https://jobs.lever.co/inbox/54f73eb2-9094-40ab-b59e-f9df4868...
Yes, in fact GPLv3 specifically deals with trademarks in section 7e).
Small sites may not have been hit if you turned it off soon enough. Quick tips:

* Look through the menu_router table for suspicious looking entries.
* Look at users & user roles, anything new?
* Look for scripts and executibles in your public and private upload files directory.

If you really don't know drupal and it's a new project, start from scratch (New Database but you're code should be safe assuming your repo isn't stored on the same server and there's no write to repo access on server)
In fact, this communicates entirely the wrong information about the value of their work. If I were looking to encourage people to work on open-source projects, I certainly wouldn't try to entice them with a pittance too small to even buy a pack of gum.
TheLadders - On site, Full time, NYC

We're hiring for a number of positions. Backend jvm engineers. Front end javascript developers. iOS, android, data engineer.

If your interested in working in a fast paced, highly collaborative environment, we might be the job you are looking for. We invest in our people, providing an annual training stipend, excellent health care, unlimited vacation and more.

Drop me a line to discuss specific positions: sallen@theladders.com.

Check out dev.theladders.com to learn some about the engineering team
It's quite possible that I am just not aware of the things...

But is there a single place (site) for Google developers, where I can see what the heck is going on with my account? For starters... I just searched (googled of course :) for "google developer console" the first link is

Google play developer console - and it's asking me to sign up for something (Google play of course) - https://play.google.com/apps/publish/signup/

Ignoring /help links(number 2 and 3), fourth link is https://developers.google.com/ - it has a big Search field and some text mentioning Products/Monetizing/Web Fundamentals

I have a couple of projects deployed on GAE, there is no where I can find them!

And all this is happening when I am signed in to my Google developers account.

Is it so hard for mighty Google to have a single developers console for all their platforms? And I haven't even touched how frustrating it is to work with Google APIs these days.
They are soliciting donations using the project name. I don't think that falls into nominative use. It'd be really weird if I could use the logo of the Salvation Army to solicit donations for my own organization even if I intended to give some of the donated money to them.