skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exabeam (http://exabeam.com) -- SAN MATEO, CA, Fulltime

Web Front-End Developer

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You will be responsible for designing and implementing the user interface for a brand new data processing system to detect advanced security threats using the latest stream processing and machine learning techniques.

You’ll be architecting and implementing the user interface and middle tier for the first generation of our service and you will be the foundation of our web engineering team. You will work with all parties in the company to define and provide a powerful yet simple and intuitive user interface that will be one of the key differentiators of the product.

You are a strong software engineer who is passionate about building elegant, simple, and stick user interfaces to delight customers. You care about producing clean, elegant, maintainable, robust, well-tested code; you enjoy collaborating with others to come up collectively with the best possible solution. You have experience with performance, scalability, and reliability issues of large 24x7 systems.

QUALIFICATIONS

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* Solid programming experience designing and writing well organized, clean, and extensible code

* Experience with some modern front-end technologies that build Rich Internet Applications using JavaScript, CSS, HTML5

* Ideally experience using JQuery, backbone.js, underscore.js

* Appreciation for high quality user interfaces and interest in user interaction

* Self-motivated, detail-oriented and strong analytical / problem solving skills

* Bachelor's Degree in computer science or equivalent experience

About Exabeam

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About Us: Exabeam is a big data security analytics company that is unlocking the potential of existing logs to fundamentally change the way cyberattacks are detected and greatly simplify security operations.

Our founding team consists of seasoned security and enterprise IT veterans from Imperva and Sumo Logic. We just recently completed a Series A round of $10M privately funded by Norwest Venture Partners, Aspect Ventures and Investor Shlomo Kramer (Founder of Check Point Software, Co-founder & CEO of Imperva, Founding Investor of Palo Alto Networks & Trusteer).

If you are interested, please send an email to
That is an excellent point, I didn't even consider that. It's possible they were listening on the correct frequency to receive it, since they knew the redshift was going to happen, but that just leaves more questions as to why they didn't then realize that it definitely couldn't repeat.
The firewall on a local machine might suffer from exploits, thus still allowing access.

Or I might want some services open to my lan and only a smaller subset opened to the public (something the personal firewalls built into many OSes can't do)
Racket comes with support for SQLite (the index of Scribble is built with help from SQlite for example). That is, it is possible to make such a tabular data structure with a reasonable effort.

It would be interesting to hear what kind of features such a tabular data structure. A post on the Racket mailing list is welcome.
Ask HN: Most pleasant languages to work with in Vim
[Pleasant: nice, low-hassle workflow, even in larger projects. Easily integrated with other tools. Good, simple, well-maintained plugin architecture that provides the most easily missed IDE features and perhaps a few nice macros. Least amount of force needed to get Vim to work the way you want it to.]

I write and edit a lot of prose in Vim, both for work and pleasure. I find Vim a joy to use and it has long since become second nature to me.

My programming experience can best be described as nonzero. I understand a number of high-level constructs; some I even know more than nominally. I've cobbled things together. I'm rusty on the few languages I've learned well enough to have misunderstood.

I want to start taking programming more seriously. I think it a good idea to pick one language and stick with it, and to get good at saying, "No, no, I've made my choice," until such time as poking my nose around other places will be less of a productivity sink.

I don't have a particular problem set or platform I want to work with, but I do know that I don't want to waste time learning any unnecessary tooling. All I want to do is get to work. If a year from now I find that I want to be in Emacs, I'll think about evil or spacemacs then; if I find I need an IDE, I'll be glad that I learned so through hard work; if I realize my language of choice is not well-suited to what I'm working on, I'll find it easier to change carriages then, than I would have before I'd even boarded.

So, my question: what language has been the greatest joy for you to work with in Vim? Which works most smoothly with the least amount of tinkering? I clearly don't need advanced features now (autocomplete, linting, whatever), but I may want them in the near future.

Please don't limit yourself to the handful of languages with the most instructive materials. I'm very happy wading through docs, APIs, manuals, whatever, as long as they exist.

My only restriction is "No Javascript. Not yet."
IPv6 became available to me on my Comcast connection in the past six months, but I ended up disabling it at my local router. Unfortunately it seems in my area (North of Boston, MA) the IPv6 routing on Comcast's network is extremely spotty. Sometimes connections would time out on all different ports (22, 80, 443). This lead to a rather poor experience for members of my household. I ran into lots of issues with SSH. My wife ran into lots of issues using apps on her iPhone. She was switching to her mobile data connection on a regular basis to work around the issue. Since disabling IPv6 on our network, all of the issues have gone away.
SEEKING WORK - Tallinn, Estonia EU - Remote

Technologies: PHP, MySQL, JS

My biggest projects include js/AJAX based picture frame ordering application, vehicle trading portal and culture events portal. At work, I'm also involved in custom build centralized CMS.

Email: kivihiinlane [at] gmail [dot] com
What Is the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?
This is rather a memento mori, a stark reminder than it could happen to any of us at any time.
That's a reasonable concern if Flux is a framework. But if you watch Facebook's presentations on it, it is not: it's a design pattern. And a very lightweight one. There's a pretty big design space for tradeoffs in it.
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The requested URL /newsheet was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Apache Server at swift-cheatsheet.co.uk Port 80
I'm thinking about things like animations & css work. That is almost entirely aesthetic, and thus more like architecture. Even when I'm writing the entire app, I draw a pretty clear distinction between 'front-end'/UI and 'back-end' type work.
Location: Chapel Hill, NC

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies: PHP (laravel, codeigniter, cake, etc), Ruby (Rails), JavaScript, SQL, Linux admin

Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/wrightsa

Email: seth@sethawright.com

Hello, I'm Seth. I'm currently a Web Application Developer in Chapel Hill, N.C. I recently developed the patient education platform, ViewMedica (https://viewmedica.com/patient-education/viewmedica-web.html). Please reach out with any open source, part-time or full-time opportunities.
La fira EcoReus tanca portes amb una valoració positiva
Location: Washington, DC
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Node.js, Angular, PhoneGap, .NET/C#,
Postgres, MSSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, variety of others
Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/zachcowell/31/812/709
Github: https://github.com/zachcowell
Email: zachcowell [at ] zachcowell [ dot] com

Full stack engineer. Recently built an iPhone app that leverages the MEAN stack. View it at zachcowell.com/violations .
I wouldn't be surprised if that 1.36% in Ireland was almost solely down to the hosting company I work for.

I really wish the hosting providers here would get their acts together when it comes to IPv6 deployment, but they're really dragging their heels on it. I recently got a VDSL connection from Magnet and while I've a static IPv4 address for the connection, no such luck for IPv6.
but why those attributes and not race or height or credit score. not to make too big a deal of it but it's interesting to note which attributes are considered notable/identifying.
Weft - http://weft.io - Cambridge/Boston, MA (office is in central sq.)

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====== What we do =========
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We're the single source of truth in logistics data -- we track every boat on the water, every plane in the sky, and every truck on the ground so that we can know everything that's going on in the logistics world. We do a lot of analysis and optimization, too.
We’re working in the largest, least sexy, most invisible industry in the world — 90% of everything has been on a ship at one point in time.

The problem -> To try to decrease costs, carries have been increasing the size of container ships. The only problem there is that as container ships get larger, the variability in the global supply chain goes up (e.g. a large ship being late causes a headache to more people than a small one).

How we fix it -> We track every ship on the water and run a bunch of analysis on our data sets so that we can help our customers smooth out the rough edges. (One company we're working with spends 6.5 mil every month on “late fees” because of these rough edges).

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===== How we do it ========
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Web/data stack -> clojure + postgres/cassandra/redis/rabbit + ruby on rails + hadoop/EMR (we’re a SOA shop)

Mobile -> iOS, android in the near term

Algorithms -> a dizzying mixture of oldschool and newschool techniques ;-)

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We've got some very interesting partners and customers (ranging from CPG companies and telcos to enterprise software providers to regional and international logistics companies). We also have some top tier investors (a16z, atlas)!

Looking for help on hardware and data science sides! (also looking for experimentalists for fun hedge fund stuff)

If this sounds interesting, please shoot us an email at mike@weft.io!
Location: London, UK

Remote: Maybe

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Golang, NodeJS, Angular, C#, AWS. Can learn whatever.

Resume/CV:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TSFqtvPIQC9_s5cpRdNUEL4E...

Github: https://github.com/agurha

Full stack developer open to opportunities on a contract basis.
Location: Nomad (Canadian currently in Latin America
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Possibly
Technologies: HTML, HTML5, JS, CSS, CSS3, I can build what I design in hacked together ugly code.
Résumé/CV: http://andrewtodd.ca
Email: andrew@shutter.co

I've been working with startups for the past few years. Went through an accelerator with my own project this year, and currently looking to join a team to design something fun.
Has James Clapper Been Indicted for Perjury Yet?
Location: Southern Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: HTML5, CSS, ECMAScript, Node.js (common libs & frameworks), SQL, Git, some Java, Python and currently digging into Go.

Résumé/CV: on request

Email: phil@philippnagel.com

I am mainly looking for internships, as I am probably not on a level that justifies full-time employment and also a student.
Platform Engineers (python backend) to Lifesum - Stockholm, Sweden, Europe - Full-time / No remote

Lifesum (formerly ShapeUp Club) is a Swedish digital health startup with the vision to make people healthier and happier by using applied psychology and technology. Founded in 2008 with headquarters in central Stockholm, the company is growing fast and was selected by Wired UK as one of Stockholm's 10 hottest startups.

To date, the Lifesum app has registered more than 7,3 million members, with 500,000 monthly active users and a growth rate of more than 10,000 new members per day. We have big ambitions and are growing fast.

Lifesum is looking for a product driven engineer, even with little documented experience. Our small team is international and diverse, so we are welcoming everyone. Focus will be on handling large amount of data in multiple formats, not all normalized, work with services integration (REST, OAuth, analytics, payment) and finally with algorithms for graphs (social, content relationship, ...), search and statistics.
Product-wise, you will be taking features from the idea stage to scalable production deployments. You will work on making highly scalable solutions, get feedback from analytics and monitoring tools and be able to refine and perfect your solution at each iteration
Tech-wise, our server code is written in Python (Django) and you will be exposed to distributed computing (scalable stack, queue-driven distributed processing), cloud hosting (Amazon), database optimization (MySQL, Redis, MongoDB), search solutions (Sphinx, ElasticSearch), test driven development, load testing, etc
You have some (professional or personal) experience with Django, Python (and bonus for Amazon Web Services and distributed systems) And you love building products and work for millions of users.

To read more go to http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/427-platform-python-backend-eng...

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We also have a lot of other positions open! The full and current list:

http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/1996-performance-marketing-mana...

http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/1711-test-automation-engineer

http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/1129-ios-mobile-engineer

http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/1104-android-mobile-engineer

http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/1103-senior-platform-backend-py...

http://jobs.lifesum.com/jobs/427-platform-python-backend-eng...

I posted last month and we got a really really good response from a lot of great people so I'm really excited to post again!
My name is Martin and I work as a Platform Engineer at Lifesum myself. If you want to formally apply, please do so via the jobs page: http://jobs.lifesum.com/ I'm not the person hiring, but you will join my platform team, and with that in mind, feel free to contact me personally and ask me anything martin.lissmats@lifesum.com :) And if I'm slow to reply or miss to do so, call me out on it!
Cheers, and thanks a lot to everyone that applied and contaced me with questions!
>> It seemed to me that his long hours at work contributed to his developing the disease.

What on earth makes you say that? Is there a documented link between working long hours and getting cancer? Citation please.
Location: Michigan
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Java, Git, Linux/*NIX,
Decent Experience: Python, C, Rust, C++
Small Experience: Javascript, Scala
Résumé/CV: On Request
Email: codylaeder@gmail.com

Looking for an entry/junior level position in order to make a career change. My current experience and knowledge is based around writing java asynchronous custom TCP/IP servers to host high throughput collect and analyze data from a network of serial/usb/can/tcpip sensors.

Interests include data analysis and back end server technology. Most my work is with parallel processing and systems level IO which lends itself well to back end analysis. Also removes the time pressure as I don't have 20+ servers screaming for 2Gb/s of server queries from me.
SEEKING WORK - Remote - Copenhagen, Denmark

Full-stack developer with focus on single page apps and node.js

Experience with building startup products and implementing tracking.

Love building "elegant", maintainable, robust and well-tested applications.

Postgres/MySQL rather than NoSQL (i'm also a Sequelize maintainer)

Email: maker@mhansen.io

GitHub: github.com/mickhansen
How much time pressure are we under to replace IP4 with IP6? Is this something that has to be done in 2 years or 10 years?
Location: Near Cambridge, UK

Remote: sure.

Willing to relocate: No.

Technologies: Python, Cython, C/C++ most recently. Previously Actionscript 2 (very similar to Javascript), .NET (ASP.NET and Windows Forms), various SQLs, and a bit of Photoshop. Small amounts of work in other languages, including Java and Ruby. Familiar with working to coding standards, review, svn/hg/git, and would be much happier in life on a project with unit tests.

Résumé/CV: on Request. Short version: Physics BA/Msci, .NET shop for 2.5 years, Physics PhD.

Email: Website: http://joe-jordan.co.uk (email me joe at that).

My PhD finishes on 31st December this year, and I'm currently attending interviews in and around Cambridge. I have worked on Windows Mac and Linux, get most excited when I'm learning some new technology, and am looking for something with real-world impact after a dry 4 years in academia. Have written for Linux Format magazine, too, including a Gentoo installation tutorial.

During my PhD I invented a new computation geometry algorithm - debugging my work involved writing PyOpenGL code in order to see things in 3D, as well as learning a load of graph theory. I'd love to find something to do with these topics as a job, although I won't do anything related to weapons (ruling out a fair few physics/geometry coding roles, it seems.)

I also get really excited about languages and making code run faster; I enjoyed being allowed to care about that stuff during my PhD.
Location: Prague, Czech Republic

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

LinkedIn: http://cz.linkedin.com/pub/lukáš-lánský/7/794/219/

Technologies: ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web Api, Node.js

Email: lukas@lansky.name

I wonder if there is any challenging work going on using .NET development stack. I love the language (C#), but the stuff that is usually done using these tools is somehow boring.

Please, contact me even if you have a good open source project for me to contribute to.
Making your vacation photos (visually) searchable
Location : Iowa, US

Remote : Yes

Willing to relocate : Yes

Technologies : OCaml, Java

Resume : contact me

Email : jbodeen12 [at] gmail.com

Looking for an entry level position in back-end / algorithmic development.
How we’re spending $55,930.08 a year on SaaS products
EventMobi - Toronto, Canada (Full time, no-remote)

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Looking to hire Web & Mobile (Mobile Web / Cordova) Software Engineers, QA Managers, Engineering Team Leads. Email me at bijan@eventmobi.com

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We at EventMobi develop an event technology platform to help events & conferences create their own mobile apps, event registration, live polling, gamification, and more to manage their events more easily.

We’re not your typical startup, we’re completely self-funded with a team of ~55 in Toronto and Berlin and yet with no outside capital we’re massively profitable and on an incredible growth path with companies like Intel, Disney and the LinkedIn using us for their event app needs.

We use a distributed SOA architecture exposed through a (Python) RESTful API to feed our Node & AngularJS applications – from our mobile apps, to the app-building services, real-time chat / mapping services and tons more.

In the past year we’ve more than tripled our growth & our software now services 5000+ events and millions of users worldwide. We’re expecting that growth to continue again (while still being bootstrapped with no funding) and if you are interested in helping us scale, and meet the next set of challenges, let’s chat!

We're a very fast-paced company, and we need energetic, creative individuals looking for an opportunity to grow with a young startup, get your hands dirty, and provide your insight in all aspects of cloud services, mobile and web development, and help with every aspect of a startups’ technology infrastructure. Hopefully you also have some familiarity with our tech stack - Python, AngularJS, NodeJS, MySQL, Redis, WebSockets, RSpec, Docker, Ansible as our main tools.

You can get to know us better through our video http://www.eventmobi.com/careers/#video or you can email me to chat more in detail! bijan at eventmobi com
Out of interest: why do you set an upper limit of experience on 4-5 years?

This way you effectively limit the age at 25-26 (graduating from school at 18, three years to get B.Sc. in CompSci and then the period mentioned).
Benzinga -- is getting massive amounts of new traffic and we need some more team members to help us handle all the new visitors either REMOTE or local full-time in Detroit, MI.

tl;dr: http://jobs.benzinga.com

Positions
☆☆☆ Lead Front-end engineer
☆☆☆ Senior PHP/Python Developer
☆☆☆ Lead Node.js Developer

Quick Stats
★ Customers include TD Ameritrade, Microsoft, Yahoo
★ 20 million+ monthly readers
★ 1000s of subscribers to our private Marketfy investor communities
★ Accelerated growth rate

We're a financial media company, a poor man's - lest we say everyday man's - Bloomberg competitor, and a financial product SaaS all forged together into a powerful trident that is attacking the high seas of Wall Street in a relentless pursuit of transparency.

And conquer we shall! We've grown 100% quarter over quarter all year. Our team has surged to 40+ people and the waves of revenue washed together to form a rushing roar with just one of our products going from nothing to $200k/month in under a year.

Being a media company we find our way into all kinds of cool stuff. Our office is furnished with things like a $3000 high-end bed that was sent to us to review. We got to talk to and get pictures with Warren Buffett and Lloyd Blankfein (CEO of Goldman Sachs) when they came to Detroit.

But, you interject, finance is one of the toughest startup seas to sail upon! The old boys club runs an ironclad ship with no visible decks for boarding. Avast! We've built a battering ram of a business in just a few short years that has pummeled its way deep into the heart of Wall Street. Old Ironsides has warmed itself to Benzinga and once a taste the thirst cannot be quenched.

We are now Microsoft's premier finance partner alongside 3 other companies, all worth over a billion dollars and established for years. We are installed by default on 500 million desktops and tablets via Windows 8 Finance. No download necessary. That's right mateys, we're in the source code.

And if you happen to trade or invest yourself you'll find us inside almost all of the major brokerages in the US.
So, where do you fit in this rigging, you swashbuckling scalawag? Well, our team is crazy ambitious, motivated, and experienced with shaking shit up. If you know your tech, and want on deck this is the place to do it. Your exact technical background and language of choice doesn't matter as much as your motivation and your ability to adapt quickly.

We are a young team and we're especially looking for sailors who've got some salt in their whiskers who can help us scale from millions to hundreds of millions.
Why be a ninja when you can be a pirate? This ship is forging a new course, send an email to careers@benzinga.com to board!

Email us now: careers@benzinga.com

Check us out: http://marketfy.com and http://benzinga.com and learn more about the company at http://jobs.benzinga.com
Location: Clemson, SC

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Very Yes

Technologies: Comsol, Matlab, High Performance Computing, DNA Sequencing, Thin-film Fabrication, Cleanroom Fabrication, Technical Writing, Electron Microscopy, Statistical Methods, Physical Chemistry, Nanofluidics, Computational Fluid Dynamics

Résumé/CV: http://people.clemson.edu/~bearde2/

Email: samuel.l.bearden@gmail.com