skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SEEKING WORK - Tokyo (Japan) - remote possible

French developer living in Japan. I have 10 years of professional experience in game and web development (and 10 more years of playing around with whatever interesting tech I could get my hands on). Recently, I spend most of my time on Unity3d (C#), Ruby on Rails, AngularJS, PostgreSQL...

My main interest resides in server-side and scaling (I have been building an indie MMO for the past 3 years, see my profile for details), but I pride myself on being a well-rounded geek, and not afraid to dive deep into anything I find interesting (for example I have developed an 2d-accelerated GPU on a FPGA because "why not?").

Feel free to email at erhune@littlebigmmo.com for anything, even just having a geeky conversation in front of a drink if you happen to be in Tokyo :)
Wordpress and Drupal have similar features, but typically WP is thought to be more of a blogging platform while Drupal has a platform for not just blogging, but online community, e-commerce, etc.
Galeri Plafond Masjid – CV. Al Amien
Patriotism in India is a favorite device of persons with something to sell. A true patriot honors all nations.
You know you tried to make that sound like you had any idea what you were talking about.
More Successful New Entrepreneurs Are Baby Boomers
Most operating systems do it. It's not an intractable problem.
As someone who's programmed extensively in both C and OCaml, I wish my functional programs could approach the performance of my C programs.

Although I doubt code locality differs much between the two (although FP might fare worse due to the code space overhead imposed by polymorphism), data locality is generally much worse in FP languages due to poorer control over data layout. (Garbage collection, run-time type tagging, excessive indirection, and inability to specify structure layout all contribute to this.)

The purported benefits of FP performance generally stem from either (a) the ability to ignore pointer aliasing effects when optimizing, which is not unique to FP (see Fortran, or C's restrict keyword), (b) the ability to automatically parallelize code due to immutability of data, which is generally far less a benefit than it sounds, or (c) the ability for the compiler or runtime to optimize away computations which are never used, which, while easier with a pure FP language, is again not unique to FP (see most modern C compilers).
Big firms 'must condemn GamerGate'
> The names of the contributors may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.

As far as I can tell (!) there are no products derived from the software. Neither do they mention the names of the contributors. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
SEEKING WORK - Princeton, NJ - Remote

Hi! I'm available for short iOS app development projects. I have 6 years of experience on the platform and I own the whole process. I can help you design, architect, build, and ship your app. I'm also available for shorter engagements such as helping with performance improvements or tracking down nasty bugs in legacy code. I've been at this for a long time and I'm quite good at what I do. Definitely get in touch :)

Here's a link to my website:
http://juliusparishy.com/

and you can reach me by email at boss@jparishy.com

Thanks!

-jp
LegitScript in Portland, OR and Dublin, Ireland

We make the online health product sector safer and more transparent for individuals and businesses. We analyze and report on rogue online pharmacies and dangerous health products. Our services include monitoring, investigative reports, online pharmacy certification, and health product classification. Our mission includes protecting consumers from fake cancer cures, cosmetics that contain mercury, "all natural" supplements that contain dangerous pharmaceuticals, and illegal online pharmacies that fake their certifications and sell prescription medications to anyone who asks. Our clients include Google, Microsoft, Visa, Twitter and the FDA.

Our team focuses on producing simple, reliable software through excellent developer testing practices and collaboration, including test driven development, pair programming, and continuous integration.

* You should be able to demonstrate ability in Ruby, Python or similar dynamic, object-oriented languages. We use Ruby.

* You have experience writing developer tests. We use rspec.

* You should be familiar with relational databases and SQL. We use MySQL.

* You should have experience with modern web frameworks, such as Rails, Django, Sinatra, or Flask. We use Rails.

* You should be able to work with Web technologies such as HTTP, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, jQuery, et cetera.

* You should be comfortable working with the Unix command line. Our production systems run Linux.

* You have a degree in computer science or equivalent experience. You should know a little about algorithms and data structures.

You can find out more about what we do on our website (http://www.legitscript.com/) and our blog (http://blog.legitscript.com/). We were also recently featured in 37signals’ "Bootstrapped, Profitable and Proud" series (https://signalvnoise.com/posts/3612-bootstrapped-profitable-...). The company is entirely self-funded and has been profitable since 2010. We offer a stable workplace with good benefits and regular pay increases. We believe in working at a sustainable pace with regular office hours.

Our spacious, modern Pearl District office is cubicle-free with plenty of natural light. We have sit/stand convertible desks. Many of us bike to work and we have indoor bike parking, as well as a parking or public transit benefit. There's an ofﬁce dog. The ofﬁce is a collaborative and fun work environment with no drama. Our friendly in-house barista serves complimentary beverages every morning, and every week we have a catered lunch or happy hour.

We offer a generous benefits package that includes a health plan, 401k with company contribution (available after 1 year). We offer full-time employees extra perks like company-paid massages, gift cards to local businesses, paid time of to volunteer, company sponsorship of your hobby, and group social outings!

Please apply! http://jobsco.re/1xL3tBE
I don't know when you left, but it has changed since.

Liquor taxes are still quite high though.
Shorter _pmf_: Check your gay privilege.
Interesting! I live in Brisbane and while we do have the beginnings of a startup scene it's not quite as vibrant as that of Sydney or Melbourne (at least w.r.t. VC and presence of big software companies).

I'm going down there in December and possibly studying there next year, would you advise checking out Atlassian's meetup first?
The Invention of the Equals Sign
Location: Madison, WI or remote

The Ionic (http://ionicframework.com/) team is looking for great devs to help web developers build the future of mobile apps.

Right now we are looking for two positions: an Ionic Core Developer, and a Backend dev.

Core developers will be working on our open source SDK (https://github.com/driftyco/ionic), and should have a strong JS background (experience with AngularJS and cordova is a plus). Bonus points for having native development experience. Ionic is one of the top ~50 most popular open source projects on GitHub (and growing quickly!), and already over 220,000 apps have been built on the platform in 2014.

As a backend dev, you'll be helping us build out the business model behind the open source SDK. We have some big plans to take advantage of taboos around Hybrid development and build the most compelling mobile development stack in the world. Imagine the future of mobile apps running all on Ionic backend services. This is where we are going.

About us:

We're a funded team of 14 primarily based in Madison but with employees around the country. We're the people behind Codiqa and Jetstrap (http://codiqa.com/ http://jetstrap.com/) and are proud to have served close to 1M developers in our lifetime.

If interested, email jobs@ionicframework.com.
Interesting times! I'm just glad English defamation law doesn't apply to me.

Most people are simply too lazy to run their own web crawler. I'm not sure why this is (the technology is well known), but they find the convenience of public search engines irresistible.

Of course the ruling doesn't disallow crawlers, even personal ones, to access the Post's review. It doesn't even prohibit Google from displaying the links in full, as long as the search criteria does not contain Dejan's name.

Google hardly has the right to free speech anyway. DMCA can remove links willy nilly. Even fraudulent takedown requests are processed smoothly, with little to no repercussions. It's easy to be idealistic about free speech. Yet to see the balance between people claiming harm and the people's need to know, to have seen the pendulum swung before, it's hard to get upset about this.
Fast growing startup looking for Ruby-on-Rails engineer (for our Rotterdam/Netherlands office)
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Fileboard is a fast-moving technology startup based in Silicon Valley and the Netherlands. We are innovating and disrupting the sales domain. Backed by some of the best known investors in the USA, the company is on a hyper growth path. Founded in 2011, Fileboard launched its platform over a year ago and since then has acquired some high profile customers (both small and big).

For our Rotterdam office we are looking for a RoR engineer to help build and take our product to the next level. You'll be part of a small but highly effective product team that likes to roll up their sleeves and get stuff done.

Who are you:
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* Entrepreneurial mindset

* Team player with a winners mentality

* Always learning, trying out new technologies

* Proven experience building and scaling web apps

* Customer focused and genuinely want to help people
You get things done

* (tired of all those boring enterprise software projects)

What do we offer:
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* A great adventure in startup land and a peek into Silicon Valley lifestyle

* Awesome working environment to grow and learn

* Entrepreneurial team with previous exits (and failures) under their belt

* Much room to steer the direction of the product and architecture

* Unlimited vacation days

* Oh yeah... a competitive salary and stock options

Bonus points:
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* Did your own startup and failed

* Experience with Node.JS / MongoDB / Redis

* Frontend experience with Ember.JS

* Can do or want to learn iOS/Android development

Interested?
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Shoot us an email hello at fileboard.com with your resume and github account.

Recruiter?
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Please don't waste our time... thank you.
Are you affiliated with Resin application server in any way?
SEEKING WORK - Remote or New York City/Brooklyn

I am a Javascript & Ruby on Rails developer. I have been doing web development for over six years, starting with Wordpress & HTML+CSS and moving three years ago to mostly (but not exclusively) Rails & Javascript projects. Most recently I worked with Lynxsy (www.lynxsy.com), a TechStars company, building the first fully automated version of their recruiting platform in Rails. I am also editorial technologist at Triple Canopy, a non-profit digital-only art publication (we've worked with MOMA & the Whitney museum in NYC), where I build features for our custom in house CMS, help achieve the aesthetic vision of our contributors and maintain an Angular app that handles most navigation and search. Triple Canopy is typically a 1-2 day a week commitment for me.

In addition to Rails and Angular I have also worked with node.js, Sinatra, Python, Django, Ember.js & Objective-C/iOS. Amongst those technologies I particularly look forward to working with node & Ember again in the future.

https://github.com/ritchiea

http://www.andrewritchie.info

Part time, < 30hrs/week preferred
Hmm. I can partially agree with that take on what they're saying.

Though it seems more like they're saying "We have no resources but were able to this because it uses Bitcoin" than "We're immune to laws because we're using Bitcoin".

Although this situation points out that there is a fundamental conflict with Bitcoin and the established systems that's going to require an adjustment period.

While it's certainly true that laws governing money, accounting, finance, etc. can, will, and do apply to Bitcoin, the fact still remains that it's really easy to move money around electronically outside of institutional controls. Previously, the laws controlling electronic transfer have been enforced via the institutions, and that's no longer entirely possible.

Some things will have to change, it will be interesting to see how it shakes out.
SEEKING WORK - remote only, UTC+1

I'm looking for part-time/contract work, about 20h/week.

Experience:

Python: 4 years
Clojure: 1 year
Devops: 2 years

https://github.com/honza
http://honza.ca
me@honza.ca
Cool video. But I don't get it really :S I just skimmed through the documentation and it says:

> In return for this effort, we get powerful debugging tools

Is this the primary purpose of this tool? Or is it the undo feature?
Location: St. Louis, MO

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Clojure, Java, JEE, JSF, JavaScript, C, C++, Haskell

Résumé: http://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://raw.githubusercontent....

Email: alex@stangl.us

GitHub: https://github.com/astangl

I'm a strong Java developer wanting to transition to Clojure. In 14 years as a senior Java developer, mentor, and team lead, I mastered many associated technology stacks. Coworkers and friends look to me for programming advice and assistance in solving complex problems. I relish challenging projects. I strive to write exceptionally clean code, along with suites of thorough unit and integration tests.

I am looking for an opportunity to do more functional programming, ideally in Clojure. Although I have not used Clojure professionally, I solved all 150 problems on the 4Clojure.com website, and am well
on the way to proficiency. I worked the problems from the first two chapters of the classic SICP in both Clojure and Haskell, and am reading Clojure books (and a style guide) to learn good idiomatic Clojure.

Besides using Java in my job, I write a lot of JavaScript, and also automate routine tasks using scripts written in Perl, Ruby, Python, and shell scripts. As part of continually honing my skills, in my free time I experiment with many languages, including Lisp, Erlang, OCaml, Haskell, Scala, and Clojure. Also I have begun Android development in my free time, initially with Eclipse, but now Android Studio. I have Github repos with some Haskell examples, and have solved over 100 Project Euler problems using Haskell. I also maintain several FreeBSD ports and do technical reviews for O'Reilly. Currently I am doing a technical review of an upcoming Clojure book.

I get excited at the prospect of working on interesting and challenging problems, and on systems that impact large numbers of people. Getting to develop in Clojure would also be a big plus. I have experience working remotely, and with my background and abilities, I will be an asset to your team.
The consent isn't about the software, it's about the name/handle.

Whatever the legal specifics might be, I think you'll find that an awful lot of people think it is obnoxious to collect money (or so) on behalf of someone else without having them agree to it first.
SEEKING WORK: San Francisco, Boston, NYC + Remote OK or I can travel to your site

I've built apps from scratch for the founders of YouTube, Justin.tv, and Reverb.

At AWE.ME, I specialize in building cross-platform mobile apps, web apps and desktop apps.

I started with iPhoneOS (iOS) in March 2008 and AngularJS in summer 2012, before there were books or video tutorials. JavaScript, Ruby, Objective-C, Python, Java.

Visit http://awe.me to get started.
Larry Page interview: Silicon Valley has become short-sighted
SEEKING WORK - Waco, TX remote

I am a web developer familiar with PHP/JS/CSS, I've built custom Wordpress themes and plugins, and am familiar with Laravel and Slim Framework. Not exclusively, but mostly.

Currently taking a CS course at a technical school here and interning at a startup, looking for freelance or remote work through the semester. I've completed one app in C# which isn't school related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8300144

github: https://github.com/kennethrapp (somewhere in here is a dump of school projects in C++, C#, VB and maybe or maybe not Java...)

wordpress plugins: https://profiles.wordpress.org/kennethrapp/#content-plugins
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. I just started a great position, and I'd do it despite the press. The moment they made an offer I'd be on a plane.

This is a "First they dismiss you. Then they laugh at you. Then you win" scenario.
Location: Milwaukee, WI

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies: HTML, CSS, SASS, JavaScript, jQuery, EnyoJS, PHP, WordPress, Objective-C, Git, Blender, Autodesk Inventor

Résumé/CV: http://davisr.me/dropbox/resume.pdf

Email: d@visr.me

I'm a young web developer currently running a custom bow tie business (http://drbowtie.com) that I built from scratch, but am looking for an internship or junior developer position. Some of my other projects are listed at http://apps.davisr.me.
Ideally, I could work from West Bend, WI, but can come on-site anywhere near Milwaukee. 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, I'd love to get a coffee with you!
HP’s Sprout PC Is Like a Real Version of Iron Man’s JARVIS
Said operating systems typically require you to use an account that is inaccessible to almost all automated processes. This would not be the case, the two are not analogous.
You cannot actually be harmed by speech, and you certainly can't be harmed by a piano review. The EU has ruled wrong in this case.
SEEKING WORK - Remote/Freelance. Part-time.

C, Scheme, Common Lisp, Clojure, Erlang, Standard ML, Haskell.

No-nonsense knowledge of CS theory, FP and a few "great" languages. Erlang in Sweden is preferable.

Senior Master UNIX Administrator and Informix DBA since 1997 in a Russian Walmart clone.)

Could do consulting and sub-contracting for CEOs, CTOs and startups.
I received a tip from tip4commit for a merged pull request to some github repository. The tip was too small to "cash out" on though, and I think I might have needed 40 or more tips like that in order to get a sum that was redeemable.
Maybe try reporting every email they send to spamcop? That should give their hosting provider a pretty good incentive to block their email sending privileges.
NOTE: Would be good if you'd put an hourly/daily/weekly/monthly rate is possible along your (quite impressive I might add) skillsets and experience :-)
I usually hear that the suicide rate in Japan is usually associated to their culture: there is lots of pressure to preform on your studies and work and suicide is often considered an "honorable" way out. Associating the suicide rate to lack of medical marijuana is probably jumping to conclusions.

Not to mention, alcohol is legal in Japan. I think its a bit weird that whenever theres discussion and statistics about drugs people leave alcohol out of the numbers.
Copyright != Trademark.
If you have a targeted attacker then Touch ID is actually less secure.
Main Street Hub // Austin, TX // email: brandon.beck@mainstreethub.com

We are looking for a few awesome software engineers to join our small but growing R&D team in downtown Austin. Within engineering we are a passionate group of people who are extremely interested in building the software that helps our customers around the country thrive in their local communities. We’re a really small team (currently 8 people) so you’ll have plenty of say around how we develop software going forward.

We are currently in the process of modernizing our software platform to be more modular and truly data driven. Our goal is to use data to make sure that we provide the right content to the right consumer at the right time. We’re building our internal API using REST based services implemented in Java, and while our front end is currently implemented in PHP, that may change in the future.

Some of the technologies that we’re using: Dropwizard, Swagger, Flyway, CodeIgniter, Phake, Guzzle.
All new engineers get company provided downtown parking, flexible work hours, 100% of their health insurance premiums paid for by the company, the ability to build their own work computer, and access to our kitchen with plenty of drinks and snacks.

Sorry, we’re looking for individuals only. No recruiters or agencies please. In addition we’re looking for full-time employees who are already in Austin, TX or willing to relocate.

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About Us:

Founded in 2010, Main Street Hub is the CRM for Local. We offer an integrated social, web, and email marketing solution designed to help merchants get more customers and keep them coming back by spreading word of mouth, extending their customer service, managing their online reputation, and leveraging the Main Street Hub’s merchant network.

Main Street Hub was recently named #73 on the Inc. 500 list (http://www.inc.com/profile/main-street-hub) of America’s fastest growing companies and the 2nd fastest growing company in Austin.

Please see our website (http://www.mainstreethub.com) for more information.
As far as the nickname goes, yes, I happen to be one of these people. I'm pretty sure you can't collect money on other people's behalf though.
Background and CSS Pattern Generators
Do note CAs have to revoke all certs within 30 days of ICANN signing a contract with a new TLD provider.
Why you put Read The Docs in the same category? RTD doesn't host anything unless you specifically set up an account and say you want to use them. They don't troll the web looking for projects, and hosting their docs whether they want them to or not.
Location: Zagreb, Croatia

Remote: Maybe

Willing to relocate: Yes, US (California), Canada, Australia

Technologies: C, Bash, Linux (Gentoo/Ubuntu/Mint), Git/SVN, Matlab/Octave, Java/J2EE/Swing, Python; (some experience with: HTML/Javascript/CSS, Scheme)

CV: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/zoranplesivcak

Email: zplesivcak [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com

Interests: systems administration, tools (CLI and other), any part of web-stack

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Shoot me an email for more info!
Trace Logging with React
I don't think DMCA applies to Trademarks, it is a law that specifically pertains to copyright. The two areas of law are quite different.
Robots Should Earn a Living
The C64 used the 6510 CPU which is a slightly different version of the 6502. One difference was that you had a few extra instructions. For example, I believe you could transfer the index registers so you wouldn't have to go to memory. TXY, TYX. These could be done in 1 clock cycle versus 4 clock cycles if you had to get a memory.

I imagine emulators need to consider this.
You say I'm pretty sure you can't collect money on other people's behalf though.

What is it you think tip4commit is doing that is being objected to if not collecting money for someone else? Bitcoin are close enough to money for the purposes of what I was saying.
How can there be taxation consequences unless you act to set up a bitcoin address and accept the offered tip? If you've done all that, I think it's clear you know what you're doing. If you don't do that, then the money (apparently?) returns to the project you committed to, from whence it came.

The only way there could be tax is if you receive the money, and that can only happen by you deliberately becoming involved.
Ruby gem to release apps to the Google Play Store