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Kaggle, Inc (https://www.kaggle.com/) - San Francisco, CA + various

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====== What we do =========
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Kaggle is best known as the world’s largest community of data scientists. Our community of around 200,000 data scientists compete to solve complex data problems. We’re changing the way the most important data-driven problems are solved. We have branched out beyond our core business of machine learning competitions, to build end-to-end solutions in specific industries.

Our first focus industry is energy, where we are working with Global 10 companies to make better decisions on where and how to drill for oil & gas. Our solutions take detailed geological and engineering data and help predict well performance. These solutions can minimize capital and environmental destruction by helping operators drill fewer uneconomic wells. Kaggle is located in the heart of the SOMA.

For all Kaggle career opportunities, please visit https://www.kaggle.com/careers

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===== Who we’re looking for =====
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°Designer/Developer -> Creatively work with the data scientists and developers on the Competitions team as well as supporting the creative needs of the energy solutions business.

°Contracts Manager (part-time) -> Work closely with the Kaggle team to deliver projects for clients and manage the contracting needs pertaining to Kaggle’s vibrant community of participants.

°Sales Operations Coordinator-> As the Sales Operations Coordinator at Kaggle, you will work closely with the Energy team to support all sales activities and customer relationships.

°Data Scientists to Focus on the Energy Industry-> Help us build machine learning powered solutions focused on transforming the energy industry.

°Software Engineer -> Software Engineer to focus on the software architecture behind Kaggle's work in the energy industry.

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====== More About Us ======
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We are well-funded (Khosla Ventures, Index Ventures and Max Levchin). We’ll help you do your best work with our awesome Kaggle benefits including spiffy new gear, catered lunches, awesome guest speakers, no vacation caps and much much more. Our team includes coffee, beer wine and whisky connoisseurs, pastry chefs, ping pong players, kiteboarders and rollerbladers.

For questions, please contact us at recruiting@kaggle.com or visit our career page at https://www.kaggle.com/careers
Ask HN: Do You Have Any Disqus to Mailchimp Integration Solutions?
Hey Everyone. I'm struggling to find someway to add a checkbox to my disqus comment area and if checked save the user to my mailchimp list. It seems odd that two of the main leaders in their respective fields dont have any type of integration. If you have any news, bookmarks, insights etc.. Please discuss.
Location: Europe
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: maybe
Technologies: AS3, C/C++
Résumé/CV: https://code.google.com/p/redtamarin/source/browse/#svn%2Ftrunk
Email: zwetan [at] gmail [dot] com

I mainly work on AIR mobile applications for iOS/Android
but I would trade that any day to work full time on http://www.redtamarin.com

I believe there is still more room to add another server side language: ActionScript 3.0

I'm not interested by anything else so only contact me if you do want to run AS3 on the server side

yay I know totally batshit crazy :D
this is really interesting - i work at an internal incubator at Intel ( new business initiatives ) ...and we don't use nearly this many services in our new ventures - so an interesting contrast for sure.

i interesting to see what breaks the 99 barrier
"influence becomes more apparent as impact accumulates over time."

Its interesting to try to re-prioritize the papers given a decade of impact (or lack thereof) since the list was published. I have no useful results but it was good mental exercise.
Location: Denver, Co
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SQL, jQuery, jQuery UI, Twitter Bootstrap, AWS (dynamoDB, S3)
Résumé/CV: http://www.strategic-options.com/resume/
Email: humphrey.chad@gmail.com
You people are all insane. I know it is HN, so my comment will be seen as blasphemy, but working long hours, lack of sleep, stress, constant exposure to technology, EMR, coupled with messed up environment, poor diet could absolutely lead to cancer along with some other numerous issues. The commenters in here are absolutely naive and clueless about all that. A typical 20-something invincibility complex.
Because my GP is... not cut out for his job, to put it nicely. I need to change, but it's irrelevant right now as I've circumvented him.

I thought his approach was weird and off, and must have been something I'd bought about:

Him: "tell me word by word what you want me to put in your notes"

Me: "uh, what? I don't care. I just want you to at least have a crack at figuring out what's wrong with me."

Him: "'Abdominal pain.', then."

until I learned that he says the same to practically everybody he "treats".

I asked for an ultrasound, as I had suspected gallstones about 18 months into the ongoing nightmare - he said, and I quote: "You're not fat. You're not female. You're not forty. You don't have gallstones. You have hypochondria. I'm not wasting the time it'd take to request one."

I get that he sees dozens or more patients per day, and that it's got to be an incredibly trying job, like tech support but worse, but if you can't take the heat... get out of the kitchen, before you inadvertently kill someone, and go be a lecturer or something.

Compassion fatigue is real and it kills. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compassion_fatigue
Bridge-u.com - London, United Kingdom - front end developer / designer.

= ABOUT BRIDGEU =
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BridgeU uses data to drive higher-education decisions for students, schools and universities. We're focused on putting the student first in everything we do.

We're well funded, operating in a huge space, and growing fast. We're a Seedcamp company and we won MassChallenge this year. 2015 is already looking huge for us.

= YOUR JOB =
------------

There's a full description at https://angel.co/bridgeu/jobs/44836-ui-ux-designer-front-end... or you can contact me directly at h@bridge-u.com but the short version is that we're looking for someone who can lead the design of our UX and the UI to go with it, and then implement that in high-quality HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.

Bootstrap and freelancers have got us this far, now we need someone with a vision for the look & feel of our product to lead and implement the design.

= THE DEAL =
------------

We're a fun team, where you'll be able to play a huge part in helping us forever change the higher education landscape. Plus you'll get a high-end salary and equity package.

Apply by email to h@bridge-u.com - looking forward to hearing from you!
I'd be interested in learning more. There's no way to PM from here, but I added my email address to my profile comments.
It varies.

Some ISPs made sure to allocate rather a lot of addresses around 2010, and have room to grow by allocating more efficiently. The ISP where my colo hosts lives used one /30 per customer at the time (which is a fine, sensible strategy, just not one that saves IP addresses). When one of those old customers leaves, the ISP can use the /30 for four new customers.

Another ISP I deal with has already run out of v4 addresses, and some of its customers only have CG-NAT access to IPv4 today. That ISP already has to optimize many things for low v4 address usage.
> The only thing I've seen is that in bigger projects, if there are locations where huge amounts of binding might take place (such as drawing, tables, etc...) you don't use two-way-binding in that particular place.

Sounds like two-way data binding went out the window then...
A successful Git branching model » nvie.com
Location: DFW Area, TX

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not Currently

Technologies: PHP, Javascript (BackboneJS, jQuery, Node), MySQL. Basic linux server administration skills including cloud services, some knowledge in other languages such as Java, Python and Ruby/Rails. Some experience in Android/iOS. I pick up new languages and frameworks quickly.

Résumé/CV: http://tinyurl.com/lz66zbm

Email (Base64): ZXRoYW4uc2FycEBtYXZzLnV0YS5lZHU=

Full stack developer for a small start-up like company sponsored by a University. Looking for a similar environment.
Here in Russia many (most?) consumer providers have IPv4-only carrier grade NATs and sell public addresses with additional monthly fees. This happened gradually: when providers run out of addresses they had not fast enough routers for DS Lite, but after transition to NATs they got incentive to keep additional revenues from people who pay for public addresses.

So if in your country some ISPs are too slow to roll out IPv6, may be they have plans worse.
Distributed messaging with BitTorrent Sync
'git root' command proposal to show root directory
I'm not sure I follow. The same reasoning kinda' applies now: I can work more than 40 hours per week to look like a better applicant, but this becomes both counterproductive and untenable at a certain point. (There are a finite number of hours in a week.) Sure, there are times when you have to put in overtime, like when a big release is about to come out or there's a critical bug, but largely you should be able to finish your work in the allocated time. If this is consistently not the case, then you (the 'royal you') are either understaffed, ill managed, or incompetent. (Again, I don't mean to call you personally incompetent, I mean 'you' as a member of the workforce.)

I think with the insistence that 30 hours is full time we'll see fewer worthless meetings and less overhead, since time is now a scarce commodity. Think about it: that ten hours is a two-hour meeting every day. If I say, "I will work 60 hours a week every week," to my new employer, they'll look at each other with great incredulity. There isn't necessarily 60 hours of productive mental time each week. Given, I'm neither the smartest nor the most focused person in the world, but I think I could only do 20 hours of hard, focused mental work each week at my last job. The remaining 20 hours was mindless email, bug reports, writing documentation, or drawing XML diagrams which spelled profane words when zoomed out enough.

There will always be people who want or need to work more than the standard. That's okay. What reducing the work week means to me, though, is fewer people filling in their days with useless padding. If you're done after 30 hours, that's okay -- go home!
Formstack - http://www.formstack.com - REMOTE

Be our first DevOps hire!

Formstack is an 8 year old company with its roots in Indianapolis. Our customers span 110 different countries, and our employees live and work across the U.S. and the globe. We have employees in: Oklahoma City, Charlotte, Raleigh, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cynthiana, Krakow Poland, Bethlehem, PA, Atlanta, Bloomington, and Indianapolis. We provide a remote work environment that is flexible and provides great freedom for those who can perform. With that said, relocation is not required if outside Indianapolis.

What You'll Do:

You'll be our first dedicated DevOps hire. You'll be in charge of maintaining production servers and the applications that run on them. You'll ensure that our MySQL databases are not only performant, but being backed up properly. You'll be in charge of ensuring that we have the redundancies and policies in place to support the high availability of our applications. You'll work with our engineering team to ensure the software that we build can scale.

How You Qualify for the Job:

- 3-5 years experience as a system administrator or DBA.

- Strong experience scaling the LAMP stack

- Strong experience with large MySQL databases (300GB+)

- Strong understanding of networking and systems architecture.

- Automation: CHEF, Puppet, Ansible, Fabric, Docker, or other configuration management software

Extra Credit Qualifications:

- Experience with AWS (EC2, EBS, RDS)

- Experience with Elasticsearch

- A love for Vim

- Language experience with PHP or Python

What Formstack Offers:

- Remote environment

- Medical, Dental, Vision as well as company-paid Disability and Life Insurance Benefits.

- 401k with matching company contribution

- Friday Lunch (Indianapolis Office)

- The most up-to-date technology, including company-issued Macs, the latest software and other tools needed to excel at your job

- Company-paid conferences and extended learning

- Yearly company gatherings

- Generous PTO

Apply at https://formstack.applicantpro.com/jobs/143526-25843.html

Questions? Email me at michael@formstack.com
Greg Kroah-Hartman AMA on r/Linux is going on right now
There's also Alot, which is a Python frontend for notmuch. I love it, and use it daily. https://github.com/pazz/alot
Berlin, Germany -- Ecosia -- User Experience Lead -- Full time / no remote.

We are a green startup from Berlin. Currently we are looking for a talented UX lead to help us with our mission.

Want to help us end the deforestation while working with a friendly, international team in a cozy office?

Take a look in here: http://www.bcorporation.net/community/jobs-board/ecosia-gmbh...

You can also read more about us: https://www.ecosia.org/what
Boca Raton, FL | Vicinitas Cancer Care | SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATOR

Vicinitas Cancer Care (www.vicinitascancercare.com) is looking for a full time on-site Windows Systems Administrator to help us build the technical backbone of our new company. We have just deployed a highly-virtualized on premise architecture to support our authentication, email, and phones (Active Directory, Exchange 2013, Lync 2013, respectively) upon which we will build the rest of our systems in a hybrid cloud model. We need your help to manage and grow these existing systems and the new ones we are looking to utilize. An ideal candidate has experience with Exchange, Lync, or both and is familiar with Microsoft's cloud offerings.

We are a well-backed start-up of entrepreneurs and healthcare leaders who are working to change the face of cancer care, one patient at a time. Vicinitas is Latin for neighborhood and represents our model of making world-class cancer care available to patients throughout the country in a setting close to home. We bring a network of local oncologists and telemedicine-based integrative specialist together with a nurse care manager to provide tightly-coordinate care otherwise unavailable to the patients we treat.

This position will report directly to the Director of Technology (that's me!) and will be the second technical team member. We are only a few months old and looking for someone that is excited for this opportunity to grow with us. Join me in changing the face of cancer - VicinitasTech@vcc-hope.com
This is the worst poll presentation ever seen.
F*ck yeah Silicon Valley \o/
Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: sure

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: Python (Django, Numpy, Pandas), Octave, SQLite, HTML/css

Résumé/CV: https://de.linkedin.com/pub/sabine-berets/13/66a/22a

GitHub: https://github.com/beanmind

Email: sabine.berets@gmail.com

My name is Sabine Berets and I'm a biologist (4 years in pharmaceutical companies) and a self-taught programmer focussing on data analysis. Looking for an internship/entry level position in the field of machine learning, if possible in health care.
> Aside from the anger, there’s another feeling I just can’t shake. I’m not sure it has a name... It’s impossible for me to be a witness to this situation and not think “what if it were me?”

Um, you're not the first person to contemplate your own mortality. The usual term for it is memento mori, and has been a major component of culture and art for thousands of years: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_mori
Faiit dating app
Faiit connects similar and compatible people through fun mobile games. User’s are profiled by their game playing decisions, and matches are suggested through unique scoring algorithms.
How Google shut down our startup on Black Friday
www.faiit.com
Draft U.S. legislation would curb FDA medical software oversight
Why raising more justifies a larger valuation
Since we run two products (both Muck Rack and the Shorty Awards), we end up paying twice for some services like Github.
POV-ray is cool. I remember first using it back in high school when one of my friends introduced me to it. Back in the day, it was a total blessing for me as using a 3D modeling software would COMPLETELY slow down my Intel Celeron powered PC. :-)

Now, this tutorial gives me a good excuse to try out POV-ray once again...
I'm Greg Kroah-Hartman, Linux Kernel Developer, AMA
There is little reason to stay in a high cost of living area while retired and even 600$/month can get you a nice place in much of the US let alone the rest of the world with the difference covering health insurance. As to income some people really do make more than 200k/year. And it’s such high income earners where such savings rates really become not just viable, but a reasonable choice.

More importantly the goal is not necessarily full retirement. Plenty of things are entertaining and make some money. Perhaps you only make 5k/year as a writer or painter well on its own that might not mean much but it can easily boost your nest egg over the next 20 years. Or perhaps teach a class at the local collage or even some of those short training classes. Not to mention long shot’s like trying your hand at acting.

PS: Your expenses often rise as you age but even just working 10 years entitles you to some Social Security benefits.
Robinhood - https://www.robinhood.com - Palo Alto, CA

Robinhood is a mobile-first stock trading platform that opens up the markets to a new wave of investors.

We build our systems to scale to an unprecedented number of accounts. That means employing a wide range of distributed systems within a complex financial landscape.

Making Robinhood simple, focused, and immediately understandable is hard work. Our product engineers don't just push code, they make product decisions that are held to the highest standards of usability and aesthetics.

* iOS Engineer - We’re looking for an experienced iOS engineer to help build the Robinhood iOS app, for both iPhone and iPad. This is truly a next-generation trading app that takes advantage of all the newest iOS 7 and 8 features, while featuring a highly custom UI. (Objective-C, UIKit, RestKit, Cocoapods, SQLite)

* Lead Android Engineer - We’re looking for an experienced Android engineer to lead development of the Robinhood Android app. You will build a highly custom user experience while staying consistent with Material Design. (Android SDK, Java, Retrofit/Volley, SQLite

* Senior Web Engineer - We are seeking an experienced front-end web engineer to help build the Robinhood web app, for both desktop and mobile. The product features real-time, live-updating data and context-dependent interfaces, so you’ll be building a very rich client-side web application. (react.js/angular.js, HTML, CSS, RESTful API communication)

* Backend Engineer - Robinhood is looking for an experienced engineer to help build our APIs and infrastructure. An ideal candidate would have previous experience designing RESTful APIs and the backend systems that implement them. (Python, Django Rest Framework, PostgreSQL, Redis, Celery, RabbitMQ)

Please send all inquiries/resumes to careers@robinhood.com.
Robinhood Markets, Inc and its affiliates are equal opportunity employers.
Doesn't IPv6 also mean the permanent death of privacy? Think about it. IPv6 kills all the stupid NAT schemes IPv4 required. Everyone gets a permanent static IP address. Your browser delivers it to every site you visit. It's the ultimate permanent cookie. Of course Google is so happy for this.
NGP VAN - Boston MA or Washington, DC - Software Engineers, DevOps Engineer, Data Developers

NGP VAN is the world’s leading political technology firm, providing campaign and organizing technology to Democrats, progressives, and non-partisan organizations. We offer an integrated platform that combines the best fundraising, compliance, organizing, and new media products available. We are a rapidly growing company that built the voter contact and volunteer management tools used by Obama for America. Nearly every State Democratic Party in the country distributes our VoteBuilder tools to Democrats up and down the ticket, and we provide industry-leading organizing tools for labor unions, environmental groups, pro-choice advocates, civil rights activists, and international political parties across the world. Our fundraising and compliance software is used by the vast majority of Democratic candidates from the Presidential level on down, and our fast-growing new media platform has recently become the most-used platform by Democratic campaigns as well.

All of the positions in the title are available in either Boston or DC.

The positions offers competitive compensation and a strong benefits package. NGP VAN prides itself on being a progressive workplace; we have a fun and inclusive company culture, where we value teamwork, professional development, and work-life balance. We have your usual tech company perks whether you are a veteran or just getting started in your career, including blowing off steam on a softball field, food and drinks in the office on Fridays while watching team demo videos, generous parental leave, enjoying periodic company retreats to warm places with beaches (just got back from Puerto Rico), and casual Friday every day.

Company Site: http://ngpvan.com

Hit me up at dmiller at ngpvan dot com for more info or to apply.
WhatsApp – Message Handler Vulnerability Allows to Remotely Crash
If by "modernization" you mean taking advantage of newer architectures, both the nix and 9front people have produced 64-bit kernels and I think even EFI support.

If by "modernization" you mean porting GNOME, then no. Nobody is doing that. Thank God.
The age of leaving uni actually varies quite a bit across Europe, so we get a fair number of applicants above that range.

We try to build the cohorts to maximize the number of potential co-founder pairings and part of that means it has to make sense for people to cofound together; i.e. for them to roughly have the same levels of experience.

It's also about being able to get the best people. We're very focused on finding exceptional developers, exceptional senior developers are often CTOs or leaders in major companies with strong networks and the ability to easily raise money and build teams without our help.

Exceptional junior developers are often still in lower level positions at places like Google or in hedge funds; we're offering them an opportunity to be more than just a cog in the system and that's what we're finding attracts them to us.
After Surviving Wonga Loan, Marvel Raises $820K to Turn Sketches into Prototypes
Unlikely. It's difficult to remove the last v4-only device from a network. Much easier to just leave the migration at 90, 95 or 99% complete and keep the v4 addresses.
Searching on Instagram and Flickr by geotag
"First, the data stream is filtered through what is known as MVR (Massive Volume Reduction), which immediately rejects high-volume, low-value traffic, such as peer-to-peer downloads. This reduces the volume by about 30%."

So all ye folks can start disguising your packets as BitTorrent porn downloads now :)
I enjoy how many people speculate about "improving" Acme's and Rio's interface without a clear understanding of what that interface entails.
We have openings for VxD/UxD/IxD across our multi-platform user experience offering for Audible.com ... We are specifically looking for motivated premium experience focused designers in New York/New Jersey to help build the best immersive audio subscription service ever.

If you are interested, I am accepting resumes/CVs, portfolio links and emails of interest... Just send a note to jpfields[at]audible[dot]com. Its a pivotal time to be joining the design team here and be part of the next phase in our product and brands development.

http://www.amazon.jobs/team/audible

Thanks!