skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: NYC
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Definitely
Technologies: Machine Learning, Data Engineering, Software & Web Development
Résumé/CV: http://saharmassachi.com/resume
Email: sayhar@gmail.com

After founding my first startup, I used to work at the Wikimedia Foundation, then took time off to travel the country, work on a few social good projects, and join my friend's startup. Now I'm ready to jump back into a full-time commitment.

Are you a company that makes a product you're dang proud of? Are you full of friendly, smart, supportive people? Can you honestly say with a straight face that the world is better off because you exist? If you said yes to those three questions, we should talk.
not a lawyer, but one quick way to gain some protection for these developers would be to treat their online archives at github as IP, use it in some minimal commerce activity and copyright the name of the product. At that point, it would be less legally defensible for tip4commit to solicit donations for them.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE or have meeting in SF. (Full Stack Rails, iOS)

My name is Charles, I lead a small, nimble team with a ton of full stack Ruby & Rails and Mobile experience. We have done many projects dealing payments, marketplaces, and social networking apis.

We can work on the LAMP stack also. (YI, Laravel) More than happy to dive into JS framework like React.js, Angular.

Portfolio: http://rebelidealist.com/
https://coworks.com/freelancer/F_857756
Actually I am curious to know why two Asks were posted on the same day. Did OP do some research before asking the question? Is it a problem of HN such that the information is hard to be discovered?
That makes absolutely no sense to me. If I get an offer from a bank that $200 is available to me if I open a checking account with them, then do I have to report it as income even if I don't open an account or perform any action to go after it?
SEEKING WORK - London or remote

iOS developer looking for new projects. http://bit.ly/1uh9Ori Feel free to email at nickiosdev+hn@gmail.com
>I guess there was an entire set of illegal opcodes on the 6510

Yes, but they were the same set of illegal/undocumented opcodes as the 6502.
> 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.

I suspect you'd see recreational drug usage go up, but drug addiction go down. Legalization would decriminalize (obviously) and destigmatize addiction, which should lead to higher availability of treatment.
Location: Southern California

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Possibly in California

Technologies: Qt / QML for embedded, iOS and Android, NodeJS, PHP, MySQL for APIs/scraping

Site: http://app.st

Github: https://github.com/ndesai

Email: mail@app.st

We have several years of experience developing UIs and SDKs using Qt / QML for the in-flight entertainment space.

We are exploring the use of Qt / QML to build iOS and Android applications. Some of our apps use a server-side component written in NodeJS. We have a few apps on the stores right now. See our site for details. We are interested in short term/long term contract opportunities and can begin ASAP.
Most of the time when garage based uber hackers make a product they lose proportionally more. Not that this is bad, but higher tech doesn't mean correspondingly more profit.
So the chipTAN generator reads the details of the transaction optically, and then you just confirm them ?

Pretty clever. On my chipTAN (Belgium, ING) I have to enter the number by hand (part of the account# of recipient, amount).

On the positive side mine does ask for a PIN before generating the TAN, so is probably a bit more secure (balanced with a wear of the keys on the TAN generator, of course - so it is arguable which one is better)
No. It's irrelevant and wrong. The third party site raising money in these projects' names is not using code from the projects to do so, it is only using the name. They are not bound by any license offered by the projects. Maybe the projects' authors can pursue some kind of action for that alone, but it has nothing to do with the terms under which the project is licensed.
Welcome to Baghdad: How Iraq Used to Be in the 1950s
Way too long for a video (2 hours!), this should be an article. Disappointing, not really a new language - more like syntax sugar for C. It looks to me like he's not solving a problem here but just having a lot of fun creating his own language (which I agree is a lot of fun).

And just to make sure I deserve all the ire I might get: we already have a language for making games and I don't even need to write what it is because you already know :) (and that's why you know it's true)
I think it is expected, the app you just installed is the 'Install Button'-App.
Can someone recommend a good web hosting site
SO my friend got asked to find a good free web hosting site, he normally find good hoster, he found a good one for www.ilikeecigarettes.com, www.ilikeecigarettes.com/collections/e-liquids, www.ilikeecigarettes.comcollections/accessories, but the owners of this new site he got dont like anything he showed them so any recomendations ?
Show HN: Ah – a better history
As someone who lives in Argentina, Bitcoin is extremely useful. I have a smartphone, but banks don't really want me. Not that I could benefit much from them anyway, since I'm not even allowed to make international wires, and I can't legally buy US dollars either to escape the 30% inflation we suffer here.

It's crazy to see how much time you, a UK citizen who finds Bitcoin only useful for buying illegal drugs (by your own words), invest in attacking Bitcoin. I thought your limit was Reddit, but now I see you are also spending time on other sites like HN under the same name doing the same thing almost as a full-time job. No wonder some people think there is a paid smear campaign going on against Bitcoin.
> I'm not quite tin hat enough to think that they were actually created for these purposes

There doesn't have to be just one purpose. I think a lot of supposedly progressive legislation comes out of a union between genuine well-intended progressives and the special interest groups which will benefit from the actual version of the progressive legislation that ends up getting passed.
Just because you are permitted to say whatever you want doesn't mean you are free from responsibility for the content of your words. Words precede action, and as such uttering words entails some share of the responsibility for the action.

My meaning is, with regards to libel, that in a theoretical sense, claiming I'm a murderer would be acceptable under free speech. The reason it is problematic is that claiming I'm a murderer will cause other people to do harm to me, that is, you share in responsibility for loss on my part.

As a result, libel laws allow me to level the field - it's not that you aren't allowed to call me a murderer, but rather that you are responsible for the unjust damage you caused me by doing so. That is why it's ok to call someone a murderer if they actually killed someone - the damage is not unjust. That is also why libel laws (at least in accordance with my ideology) should be entirely restricted to the civil court of law and not the criminal one.

I'm aware that the model of free speech I'm advocating is in some cases unrealistic (most notably in the military intelligence community). However, the concept of absolutely free speech is something that countries should attempt to reach, and choosing to give citizens the ability to suppress speech lies in direct opposition to this. Democratic states need to provide rights to their citizens so that said rights form a minimum spanning set - internal conflict between security and privacy is why the US allowed itself to reach a state of mass NSA surveillance. I don't see why EU states should encourage a conflict between free speech and the right to be forgotten.

Even though the speech people seek to suppress may cause harm to them (as with libel laws), it is unreasonable to expect a person to free themselves of accountability for their actions by blaming those who merely report on the actions. People act with the expectation that their actions will have social repercussions, and the choice of action or inaction is more powerful than the choice of speech or silence.
A Who's Who of Acid Dreams
TrackMaven | Software Engineer | Washington, DC (will help with relocation)

Django/AngularJS/Coffeescript/Elasticsearch/AWS/D3/NLTK/...!

See our engineering blog at http://engineroom.trackmaven.com

TrackMaven is dedicated to making the lives of marketers easier, more productive, and more effective. Your work will have a huge impact on a product helping shape the marketing efforts of major brands.

As a Software Maven, you will:

- Participate in the full development process (daily engineering stand-up, product planning, story estimation, code review)

- Learn and quickly integrate new technologies on the fly

- Collaborate with the rest of the product team to explore new features and concepts

- Assist the customer success team to ensure a good customer experience on our platform

- Promote best practices in software engineering

- Take ownership of your contributions and be able to manage your time efficiently

- Always be seeking out new ways to improve our product

- Work on new and interesting problems every day

To hit the ground running, you’ll need:

- A solid knowledge of Python and Django

- Significant experience with JavaScript (we use CoffeeScript)

- Experience working in teams with source control (GitHub)

- The ability to stay focused on the big picture while tackling complex problems

- A silly and fun personality

It would be great if you also have:

- A working knowledge of AngularJS (very strong plus!)

- Experience with hosting full web apps (we use AWS, Linode, etc.)

- Experience with Agile software development

- A background in basic data science concepts

- Experience scaling web applications

- Portfolio demonstrating relevant past projects

- Active in the open-source community

To apply: http://trackmaven.com/careers
Wow, you think you know pretty much all there is to know about The Beatles and then someone posts this. Very interesting read, thanks!
I see a lot unethical behavior around normal currencies too.
What does an astrobiologist do for a living?
Mattermark thinks you should use your ML skills for more than ad relevance
ZipRecruiter - http://ziprecruiter.com - Santa Monica (LA area) - REMOTE OK for some positions

Our goal is to create the best online services for filling and finding jobs. We bootstrapped for the first four years, growing to 100+ employees. Recently, we raised $63M led by Institutional Venture Partners.

We have a number of open positions:

- Software Engineer (primarily Python) (Santa Monica)
- QA Automation Engineer (selenium or similar) (Santa Monica)
- Data Scientist (Santa Monica)
- Front End Developer (Santa Monica)
- Software Engineer (primarily Perl) (Santa Monica or Remote)
- Systems Administrator (Santa Monica or Remote)

We're growing rapidly and have a large customer base (primarily small and medium sized businesses). We have interesting problems to solve in the areas of search, yield management, analytics, scalability and new product development. If you'd like to learn more, please visit https://www.ziprecruiter.com/hiring/technology or email us at techjobs@ziprecruiter.com
Ayasdi - Menlo Park, CA - Fulltime, Frontend Engineer / UI Developer

-- the pitch --

Ayasdi uses a pioneering approach to automatically discover insights from complex data. Founded in 2008 after a decade of research at Stanford, DARPA, and NSF, Ayasdi uses Topological Data Analysis (TDA) to unify best-of-breed machine learning approaches into a common framework without the need to write algorithms, queries or models. We’re building a platform to solve some of the world’s most complex data problems, are well funded by top-tier VCs and have a passionate team with a great culture.

-- position info --

As a frontend engineer at Ayasdi you will develop data analysis and visualization apps on top of TDA. You will work to solve challenging UI/UX problems related to analyzing and visualizing massive datasets. Our stack is simple and sweet: Node, Backbone, D3 & Zepto. For more info, we hosted a d3.js meetup a few months ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDvgMRNG1Yg

-- requirements --

• Familiarity with client/server apps and MVC design patterns

• Proficiency with HTML/CSS/Javascript, D3, and/or Backbone

• Familiarity with machine learning, statistics, or data visualization is a big plus

• BA/BS degree in CS or EE; MS/PhD a plus

-- contact --

I'm on the frontend engineering team, but we are also hiring compute and backend engineers.

Feel free to send me an email if you want to know more: danny@ayasdi.com

Or head over to our careers page: http://www.ayasdi.com/company/careers/
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8255807

SMS is not two factor authentication, and should never be part of an authentication system.
Moving from Joomla 2 to 3 wasn't a walk in the park, either. Mostly due to modules that were installed that simply were not compatible with version 3 and didn't have replacements.
Install Apple watch UI concept to the iPhone 6 plusiPhone jailbreak
NOT A COMPANY OR A JOB BOARD, Just a relevant piece of information

To job seekers, Andy Rachleff (Benchmark), Dustin Moskovitz (Facebook/Asana), and Sheryl Sandberg (Facebook) suggest choosing a company on a breakout trajectory. [My addition: whose mission & team you strongly align with. [1]]

If you join a company, my general advice is to join a company on a breakout trajectory. There are a usually a handful of these at a time, and they are usually identifiable to a smart young person. They are a very good risk/reward tradeoff. Such a company is almost certainly going to be successful, but the rest of the world isn’t quite as convinced of it as they should be.

- Sam Altman

[1]: Why join a breakout company? http://www.breakoutlist.com/why/
That page looks like wall decoration you might see at an optometrist's office
> "Reactive Manifesto sounds like the kind of thing you show to your project manager or the businessmen at your company."

> "FRP is programming with asynchronous data streams."

So, is Akka reactive or not?
I am surprised nobody has thought QE with it's lot of paper money floating around as reasons for the market distortion.

Maybe somebody should disrupt fiat and centralised money supply.
For those that didn't make it to slide 28:

Subject 5769, a tabla player only weakly familiar with Western or African music, clapped on displaced backbeats or using complex 16th note rhythms, that, if recorded, "would likely make an enjoyable work of art."
Related to OpenBSD, and BSD in general. Peter N. M. Hansteen is auctioning off the first signed copy The Book of PF, 3rd edition. He will be supporting the OpenBSD Foundation by donating the amount raised.

http://bsdly.blogspot.ca/2014/10/the-book-of-pf-3rd-edition-...
Also, mobile integration. Your not going to easily get push based notifications for irc on your iphone as far as I know.
Spain moves to protect domestic media with new 'Google tax'
What exactly constitute the privacy rights for information that is already public?

I argue that an act that is reported in a newspaper does not have a reasonable expectation of privacy, and as a result that the right to be forgotten is distinct from the right to privacy.

More particularly, the concept of public interest is static neither in time nor is it equal across all citizens, but rights are by definition equal across all citizens. A rule that always applies except for when it doesn't is really just a venue for arbitrary decisionmaking.
Their patents[1] do talk about phased array transducers.

[1]: http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20120300592
Overstock holds Bitcoin, and its CEO is a big fan of it.
Versame | http://versame.com | San Franicsco Bay Area or Charlotte, NC area | Software (Mobile) Development Lead and Embedded (Firmware) Engineer

Versame is a well-funded seed-stage startup founded by three Stanford graduates and experienced entrepreneurs aiming to revolutionize childhood education. We are building a wearable device that measures the quantity and quality of parent-child interaction. Over 30 years of research shows that the number and quality of words spoken directly to a child is the single greatest predictor of educational success.

Compensation: Competitive salary + equity + benefits

Job 1 - Software (Mobile) Developer

Career Level: 4+ years working preferred

Education: CS degree preferred

* 3 + years experience in iOS -> Obj-C, CocoaTouch, UIKit, CoreData

* Knowledge of Agile Scrum, why it works, what happens when it doesn't and can coach both technical and non-technical people through the process

* Experience working with databases (e.g. SQL) and data infrastructure

* Familiar with RESTful web services

* Ability to effectively lead small agile and distributed teams

Job 2 - Embedded (Firmware) Engineer

Career Level: Graduate, post-graduate, 2+ years working or experience in embedded area preferred

Education: BSCS, BSCE, or BSEE. MSCS, MSCE, or MSEE preferred

* Develop firmware architecture for [32-bit ]MCU platform

* Design, develop, debug and test firmware for [32-bit] MCUs

* C/C++ language expertise (as related to resource-limited embedded systems) Experience with software Engineering processes and tools (i.e. - git, gcc) Successful design of Embedded System products

* Experience using RTOS's and related stacks and middleware

* Hands-on system bring-up, testing, and debugging skills

* Familiarity with power management, memory management, security and safety systems

* Experience with communication protocols; USB, RS232, Bluetooth (4.1)

* Team player with excellent communication skills

Please send to nicki nicki@versame.com (please indicate in the subject whether you're applying for the firmware position or the software lead position)

NO RECRUITERS PLS
It doesn't help that the scientific team refuses to share images from their high-res instrument:
http://cumbriansky.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/an-open-letter-t...
Django don't accept bitcoin as donation.
I use "inaudible soundwaves" on a daily basis to turn cells into formless goo. It's so destructive that we generally only use it for really tough things like bacteria.

Ultrasound is also really good at chopping up DNA into little fragments.

Granted, this is for 10s-100s of watts, but I still avoid putting my fingers into the low power sonic bath... cargo-cult superstition dies hard.
Advanced Software Protection Now (2010)
I won't disagree with you, it's quite intimidating.

But have you come across an unified Google developer console anywhere? Where I can see what all developer services they offer and the current details of my account??
"If Bitcoin does fail, a large part of the blame will be one the shoulders of so many software and IT people who make a flash decision that Bitcoin was "tulips" or a "ponzi scheme", and who refused to change their minds in the face of evidence otherwise "

The same can be said for Bitcoin believers who, in the face tremendous of evidence otherwise (BTC volatility, pleas from respectable folks who study currency and economics, the types of shady characters BTC has attracted), believe it is anything but a flawed implementation of an interesting but possibly bad idea (the blockchain).
> The only reason HNers are pulling out the DMCA is because another project is (unethically or not) using their names to raise funds in a way that they do not permit.

And what does that have to do with the digital millenium copyright act? Using a name without permission in a way that can confuse consumers is a trademark violation, not a copyright violation.

It's horrible that the DMCA has turned into a generic weapon in legal online warfare.
..and now here it is released! 5.6 is official.

http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&m=141486254309079&w=2
You might be more interested in installing our church app OneBody. You can do that by clicking the "Install on DigitalOcean" button in the readme here: https://github.com/churchio/onebody
I had a similar design but it was fixed use, like a wind mill but produced water. Same concept.
The money is not available to you if you receive a contingent offer. Once you accept the offer then the money becomes available to you.
This is probably a simple question, but it may not be obvious to others as well: How effective are caches on a system that is running multiple different processes at one time, much less hundreds? Is each working set that a process uses at any certain time small enough to fit in the cache along with the others?

Looking back at caches that used to be 4k or 64k (external) and are now 256k and measured in megabytes (external), I suppose that could be the case.
“Disturbing Innocence” and the subversive world of dolls and other surrogates
What is staggering is that one would assume that this service was created with the aim of helping open source developers, but when the developers ask personally to make a reasonable change to how the site is functioning, the owners decline. So the reason the site exists is something different. I don't think it's fraud. It's probably the weird culture of the (younger) part of the Bitcoin community, for whom the Bitcoin is more like cultural revolution. It's hard to rationally explain why liking Bitcoin leads to liking tip4commit's approach, but surely the Bitcoin revolutionists like to place themselves above the rest, and don't see themselves as a part of the "old" world (legal, financial system etc.).

For example, the currently highest-voted comment on /r/bitcoin for the story [0] says "I disagree with him [mitsuhiko]".

[0] http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2kz9x0/please_remov...
checkout https://nearlyfreespeech.net

I've been a customer for almost a decade.
Thanks for the link. And "Jesus" isn't a religion either. They're both words that are commonly associated with religions--Christianity and Buddhism.

Startups using the word Zen are just creepy in a cultural appropriation kind of way. It's like "I Can't Become a Buddhist", by Adrienne Su:

because I grew up vaguely Methodist

and most of the Buddhists

I know are men who turned Buddhist

.

after finding the religion

in a prepubescent

girl serving prawns and chicken

.

in coconut milk, steamed sticky rice,

papayas, and a massage for the price

of a subway token. Because they drive

.

cars bearing FREE TIBET bumper stickers

but would let their neighbors wither

and starve. Because they slither

.

up and down the supermarket aisles

waiting for the chance to ask girls

like me Where are you really from? while

.

stocking up on mung beans and swelling

with the memory of that excellent

backrub in the hands of a thirteen-

.

year-old goddess who's probably dying

or dead or working for Nike at a dime

a sneaker. Because their renouncing

.

is pointed, because all they ever wanted

was to be different and Buddhism planted

the seed of a new Me in a stunted

.

self-image. Because they insist on roaming

the city in off-white robes, deflecting

the sun's hot gaze, saffron being

.

too conspicuous and white being too damned

unprofound and likely to be sandwiched

between red and blue in a crowd of Americans.

http://www.poetrynet.org/month/archive/su/buddhist.html
First time I've ever heard of the mugshot, and the arrest, was back in 1998. My boss told me it was a DUI arrest, but, this is complete hearsay and I didn't believe its certainty then just as I don't now. Where were you when you found out?