skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Secret Community of 20 Kids That Spawned 5 YC Founders
Scribble – The doctor's handwriting analyser
Toronto, Canada - Archon Systems - C# Developer (Mobile / Xamarin) - Full Time

We're a profitable Toronto startup looking for an intermediate C# developer with a passion for mobile. You will be the primary developer working on new mobile apps, writing C# code that works on both Android and iOS using Xamarin.

Our company is tight-knit and full of smart people. We build software to help small businesses and we care a lot about both our customers and employees. Most of the time we work in the office Mondays and Wednesdays, then work from home the other days. More about that here: http://www.archonsystems.com/devblog/2013/09/19/open-offices...

Full job description here: http://www.archonsystems.com/career.html
Rocketrip - NY, NY - www.rocketrip.com

We play a game with employees to get them to love saving money for their companies on business travel. The good news is that it's working! The game is pretty simple: give employees a portion of the savings they generate for the company!

We're hiring across the board:
Senior Full Stack Engineers
Senior Front End Specialist
Senior Quality Engineer

www.rocketrip.com
www.rocketrip.com/jobs
Inpeco - Science and Technology Park of Sardinia, Building 8, Pula (CA), Italy

Hello, I'm a frontend developer ad Inpeco ( http://www.inpeco.com/ ). We currently have a couple openings.

If interested, you can send your CV and / or LinkedIn profile to my boss at riccardo.triunfo@inpeco.com

== Backend Software Engineer ==

You will be responsible of software implementation and code maintenance for healthcare devices built by Inpeco. You should have high attention to detail, strong teamwork, and be willing to learn new technologies.

Requirements:

- You are fluent in multiple programming languages (object oriented and/or functional)
- You have gained at least three years of relevant and demonstrable work experience
- You have good understanding of system design, data structures and algorithms
- You are passionate and eager to learn new programming languages and technologies
- You have a good experience with Linux/Unix systems
- You have experience with SQL/noSQL databases
- You have good experience with distributed VCS and bug tracking tools
- You have experience with software testing
- You have good knowledge of English language
- You are capable of writing good technical documentation

Desiderata:

Experience with Python, the Django framework, RESTful APIs, event-driven programming, experience with the main clinical standards (HL7, IHE) and the regulations related to software development in healthcare

Responsibilities:

Design, develop and deploy applications across a variety of devices and OS environments. Code primarily using Python. Work with technologies like Django, oAuth, Elasticsearch. Work in an agile environment collaborating with the team using scrum/kanban methodologies. Be proactive in collaborating with the other colleagues.
Especially regarding the cyclic relationship between English and French, it's not as if both of us didn't borrow words in the past.
Location: United Kingdom
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: design, ux, frontend dev
Résumé/CV: http://RoyBarber.com
Email: hi@roybarber.com
SEEKING WORK - NYC/Remote

My partner and I design and build mobile apps, primarily for early-stage companies. If you need help with anything from product strategy to UX design to engineering, let's talk. Shoot us an email at james@gradient.nyc.

Some past work of ours includes:

* To the Trade (http://www.tothetradeapp.com/): Our team partnered with Savel, a New York fabric and materials vendor, to design and develop an iOS app for Interior Design professionals. (http://www.tothetradeapp.com/)
* Jawbone X NYFW (http://samk.name/work#jawbone-nyfw): My partner built a custom web app and admin dashboard for Jawbone's NY Fashion Week campaign last year, analyzing contributors' involvement during the event. (http://samk.name/work#jawbone-nyfw)
* Romotive (http://www.romotive.com/): I was Romotive's lead engineer and led development for our initial iOS and Android applications. (http://www.romotive.com/)

We're based in NYC, but work with partners around the world.

Email: james@gradient.nyc

Keywords: mobile, iOS, Android, design, development, product, UX, acquisition, NY.
Nope. Backbone suits my current usage well. When I need to do Single Page App, I am tempted to look into React.
Education may never be fully automated - it is still (over-simplifying it a bit) one prof talking to a bunch of students a couple of times a week. On-line courses are fantastic, but young people still need coaching and inspiration coming from other humans.

What is interesting is that, while the model of education has not changed, higher education costs had increased by 8-10% above inflation over the past 20 years.

The money was not spent on research/learning. It went to build up spa-like amenities (gyms, swimming pools, etc), but primarily to administration personnel. Loads and loads of senior vice presidents and chancellors. But wait, the best paid profession in education? University sports coaches: http://deadspin.com/infographic-is-your-states-highest-paid-...

I hope online courses can provide some deflationary effect, and force re-focusing on research and learning which should be all that education is about.
Good for you.

I wavered between several different ideas, eventually decided that I will pursue crowdfunding for http://www.warplife.com/jobs/computer/ - but not quite yet. The site works poorly on mobile, and I want to have at least a prototype of automation.
With uMatrix in Chrome I see "firefox.safe-downloading.com/‎" as the top result, with the Mozilla Foundation banner below it.
Location: Tampa, FL, USA

Remote: Optional

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Javascript, Erlang, PERL, Lua, Haskell, Lisp, Node.js, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Bitcoin, FreeBSD, ZFS, DTrace, Angular, HTML5, network/system/data security/integrity, more...

Résumé/CV: http://ccsys.com/resume.pdf

Email: milios@ccsys.com

Digital ninjutsu, technical wizardry, accountability, teamwork. Feel free to email, text or call ph# on résumé.
Does anyone really think Android phones won't be competitive at the FirefoxOS price point? The Moto E is already under $100 unsubsidized, and that's a well-known brand name. Generic imports are even cheaper, and prices will continue to fall.
That's probably where we're headed. Hypervisors running single-application kernels talking via message passing over some networking protocol to display servers and other virtualized hardware.
Naked Apartments

Full Stack Rails Engineer | REMOTE | Full Time

Naked Apartments has set out to simplify renting, starting in NYC. We’re a small team, growing fast, and already taking a big bite out of Craigslist’s juicy NYC revenues, but we’ve set our sights on much bigger goals.

Our team is optimized for developer impact and freedom.

* A TRULY REMOTE job. We’ve taken Jason Fried’s TED talk [1] to heart and built an entirely distributed team, including even our CEO. This isn’t a remote bait-and-switch job, we have no physical office for employees to report to.

* Flexible work schedules. Work the times that work best for you. Our team cares about what gets done, not about how many hours you stare at your screen.

* No wire frames, pixel perfect designs, or 35 page specs handed down from out of touch product managers. We trust our engineers to help define business needs and shape them.

* Engineers get to take an idea from conception all to way to production, coupled with a team support system to get feedback and iterate until you’ve built a something we’re all proud of.

* Friendly, funny, energetic co-workers.

* Our company is profitable and growing.

We want team members we can trust, who not only care deeply about well written and tested code, but our business as well. Be ready to learn, grow, and help the team do great things together.

Send us an email, we’d love to hear from you: jobs@nakedapartments.com

* http://www.nakedapartments.com

* http://www.nakedapartments.com/about/jobs

[1] http://www.ted.com/talks/jason_fried_why_work_doesn_t_happen...
Why not just linking to the google groups post or the release notes?
Chaser | http://chaser.io | Engineer | Full-time | London, UK

We're a small team building highly intuitive and effective tools to help businesses improve their cashflow. Our (paying) customers are seeing great results and giving us hugely positive feedback. We launched 6 months ago and we recently named of the 50 most disruptive new businesses in the UK.

We're hiring for a wide-ranging software engineering role but we're more interested in finding the right person than requiring specific skills. If you'd like influence, autonomy and to be solving real problems in a fast growing business then please check http://chaser.io/jobs and then drop us a message. Thanks!
tilt css probably overrides the mirror css
I'll be honest. I've been playing this for the past hour, it's actually quite fun.

Technologically, it's quite interesting as well.
No worse than it is today, really. Just have a pubprefix instead of a pubsuffix list.
NLP Engineer - Cognii - Boston, MA

Cognii is an ed-tech startup that creates the Siri like virtual personal learning assistants. Its natural language processing technology enables automatic assessment of essay answers along with qualitative feedback for personalized self-paced learning. Its alternative to multiple choice based assessment helps students learn better, saves teacher's time, and lowers the cost of delivering engaging education. More info at http://cognii.com

We are seeking full-time engineers for research and development in natural language processing, machine learning and artificial intelligence. You will play an important role in defining the future of education. Some of the responsibilities include:

• Implement algorithms for processing large volumes of text data

• Design the syntactic and semantic analysis modules

• Write scripts and tools to scale the operations and fix bugs

Qualifications:

• BS, MS or PhD in computer science or related discipline

• Strong background in statistical modeling, NLP and machine learning

• Programming experience in C/C++, Java, Python, Ruby, Shell scripting, Databases, Git, AWS EC2

Experience with scalable RESTful API design is a plus

Compensation will include a significant amount of equity (>1%) along with a salary.

Please submit your application with latest CV to jobs@cognii.com
Kensho, Boston, MA (Cambridge), Stamford, CT, New York, NY: FULL TIME Software Engineers, UX or UI Designer

Kensho is a small engineering team[0] headquartered in Harvard Sq. We are making financial analysis more accessible, intuitive and beautiful through our recent partnerships with Goldman Sachs[1] and CNBC[2]

Software Engineers
We're hiring fun-loving nerds at every experience level. We look for people who a hungry to learn, figure things out quickly, and are massively productive using technology and math. To really catch our eye, we love to see:
* Experience at scale with machine learning, NLP, unstructured data
* Charting and visualization skills in javascript
* Styling, polish and responsive design

While we primarily use Python (especially pandas and NumPy) and AngularJS, that is just implementation detail and you can interview in the language of your choice.

UX or UI Designers
We're looking to grow our UX and UI team. We love to see a strong portfolio in either UI (mocks and aesthetic, especially with simplifying complex data and interactions) or UX (workflow and wireframes).

A willingness to play bughouse, ticket to ride, and shoot zombies is a plus.

Matt

[0] http://kensho.com/#team
[1] https://twitter.com/GoldmanSachs/status/554680474392870913
[2] https://www.cnbc.com/kensho
[3] http://apps.npr.org/arrested-development/joke-15.html
Anecdotal Comment: No matter how magical someone has made a library, I have never worked on a project that did not find an oversight, or some weird edge case where the abstraction dies in a horrible fire and you end up having to understand all the of the libraries internals anyway. Its just kind of the nature of programming in the end.

I'd much rather understand how to write a fold than to "know what it is." There is always something that just has to be done "the hard way."
Inpeco - Science and Technology Park of Sardinia, Building 8, Pula (CA), Italy

Hello, I'm a frontend developer ad Inpeco ( http://www.inpeco.com/ ). We currently have a couple openings.

If interested, you can send your CV and / or LinkedIn profile to my boss at riccardo.triunfo@inpeco.com

== Frontend Software Engineer ==

You will be responsible of UX design and implementation for the healthcare devices built by Inpeco. You should have high attention to detail, strong teamwork, and be willing to learn new technologies.

Requirements:

- You have a deep knowledge of HTML5, CSS3, Ajax and JavaScript
- You have good experience in developing mobile responsive applications, either from scratch or using front-end frameworks
- You have gained at least three years of relevant and demonstrable work experience
- You have good understanding of data structures and algorithms
- You are passionate and eager to learn new programming languages and technologies
- You have good experience with distributed VCS and bug tracking tools
- You have experience with software testing
- You have good knowledge of English language
- You are capable of writing good technical documentation

Desiderata:

Experience with Bootstrap and AngularJS. Proficient with SASS and LESS. Experience in automated UI testing and knowledge of the most used testing frameworks. Experience in developing UX for clinical applications and you already have a deep knowledge of the related regulations.

Responsibilities:

Design, develop and deploy applications across a variety of devices and OS environments. Code primarily using Javascript and integrate RESTful JSON API. Work with frameworks like Bootstrap, AngularJS, JQuery, Three.js. Work in an agile environment collaborating with the team using scrum/kanban methodologies. Be proactive in collaborating with the other colleagues.
Location: Citizen of the Earth

Remote: Maybe

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C#, ASP.NET MVC, webapi, signalR,
angular.js, javascript

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/551a8gwlkmdf1gx/resume.pdf?dl=0

Email: ilya.pir@gmail.com

Also check out my github account https://github.com/sochix and website I built in the last few months, it's pretty cool: http://notificatio.divshot.io/
It's the 30 second youtube ads that finally got me to install adblock again after 3 years without.

Also the javascript late load "oops click" tricks they're pulling to scam advertisers now (google search, youtube, bing search - all use late load javascript to get misclicks).
Ads that are decently educational? Compared to what we deal with currently, I have no problem with edu-ads becoming the next great trend in advertising.
Browsing sites on my Android phone is the worst. I frequently get re-directed right off the page to either Google Play to install some dodgy app, or some site that tries to download the APK directly.
He's describing a fundamental game mechanic, namely the way the series handles saves and respawns.

But by all means, keep the downvotes coming. It really just proves my point.
Given the number of insanely infested windows machines I've fixed for friends and relatives, I'm surprised it's so few. On the other hand, I suppose most of those people use Bing on IE since it's never occurred to change the default, as they probably don't distinguish between Google, Yahoo and Bing anyhow.
There was a time where I would tell friends, family, and clients that the top sourceforge projects were the only safe things to download on the internet.
http://i.imgur.com/M9N3CLM.jpg
That's pretty cool! Every patient's dream app :)
Not really, because your not restricted by store policies but rather the runtime and it's APIs. Your free to make a app for whatever purpose you want without worrying about whether it's fits in line with how the platform holder wants you to use it.

If having restrictions on the runtime is your criteria for judging whether or not it's "general purpose" or not then every platform with a kernel fails because everything is subject to the restrictions it imposes.
Interesting. There are a lot of new players in this space - Path Talk, the newly announced Businesses on Facebook Messenger. How can RealTalk differentiate from the others?
360pi, Ottawa Ontario, Canada

Company Overview: 360pi helps top retailers compete and win in an era when shoppers expect and demand complete price transparency. Our customer base of "brick & mortar", e-commerce, and multichannel retailers accounts for over $US100 billion in annual retail sales and includes Ace Hardware, Best Buy Canada, build.com, TrueValue, and Guitar Center, among others.

We are looking for young and talented developers to help us write crawlers and products that will reshape the retail industry. If you are interested, see the links below. You can email any questions at dominic@360pi.com

http://360pi.theresumator.com/apply/
Glassbeam is hiring hungry backend and middleware engineers!

Our tech stack:- Apache Spark, Cassandra, Solr/Lucene, Scala/Java, Akka, AngularJS, Play Framework, AWS, Docker

Send CV or LinkedIn profile to saumitra.srivastav@glassbeam.com if you:

- love big and fast data
- love open source
- love highly scalable distributed systems
- love reactive frontends
- enjoy opportunities to share your work through conferences and meetups

Visit http://www.glassbeam.com/jobs/ for more info.
Add to that, "wi-fi" doesn't imply "internet access".
Isn't this like, beating the dead horse a bit?
Or by cherry-picking the greatest works of century-long periods and comparing them to the endless onslaught of terrible works today. That said, even if there is a selective bias, that doesn't make it any less useful to preserve backwards compatibility so we can understand those great works.
Am I getting old? I used to think they were funny. The quirky ironic nostalgic news, the impossibilities, the 'creative' lies. Then, somehow, in the last ten years or so it kind of soured for me.

I think it might be the relative length of a year to my life lived so far. When I was 22 I thought they were a blast. 1/22 = 4.5% of my life. Now that I'm near 40, 1/40 = 2.5% of my life. That's every April fools happening almost twice as much "perceptivly", as in the relative size of a year is becoming smaller and they're flying by 'faster'.

Sure, a year is still 365 days, but we're talking about like/dislike, and aging, totally subjective things. I'm sure a quick quiz could put this easily to rest. How old are you? On a scale of 1 to 10 how funny do you think April Fools day is?

Then again it could be a temperament thing. I'm not saying OP is old, it's more of a personal jab at myself.
It's a fact. But it is not an argument. It is also not good if it leads to a major castrophy.

The concern is not that the good outcomes don't currently exist.

The concern is that the good outcomes are unsustainable because we are an increasing population consuming finite resources and generating serious new problems.

Do you have an argument that the current level of development is sustainable, or do you simply not know?
CouchDB is growing and maturing. As far as Couchbase development goes, we use the Apache CouchDB protocol in our mobile products (and interoperate w the whole ecosystem including PouchDB.)

Our iOS Android Windows and Golang database implementations are all open source. http://developer.couchbase.com/mobile/
Reminds me of one of the jokes they did in 2007: Gmail Paper. Loved this one!

http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/04/gmail-paper-print-y...
https://www.gmail.com/mail/help/paper/
> I am really fond of the "Real Academia Española" as they go even further than their french counterpart, and regularly change the spelling of words to reflect their modern pronounciation.

The Académie does that too, but people are so used to having irregular or (apparently) illogical spelling that the new spellings catch on very slowly. It works though, and today you rarely see someone write "clef" instead of "clé" or "cuiller" instead of "cuillère". A few verbs got their accents changed from "é" to "è" too, following modern pronunciation. All that was in 1990.
Maybe my wife typed in in wrong when I told her to try it. Or some enterprising Googler decided to be an MVP and push out a new release.
Can't really comment on America's obsession, but my business and real-life problem solving sense has definitely been empowered by the subjects I pursued in humanities & social sciences domain - rural development, organizational behavior, psychology, economics - apart from my Engineering major. I believe that technology is the backbone when it comes to large scale mobilization of a solution to a problem, but we do need the right perspectives to figure out the solution first.
I am a computer engineering student and looking for summer internship. I am eager to learn any popular and new technology/language/tool like Node.js, Go and especially big data related technologies such as Hadoop, NoSQL databases...

Location: Istanbul, Turkey

Remote: NO

Willing to relocate: YES (want to)

Experience/Skills:

- Java(almost 3 years experience, used in college projects, Android)

- Objective-C(iOS projects, OS X command line tools)

- Android (a paid image editing app, an app for a contest, an app to communicate raspi...)

- iOS (paid image editing appS, a paid video editing app, a social app)

- Spring(a RESTful web service for mobile app)

- SQL (coursework + wrote complex queries in web service)

- C# (a simple windows phone app, a MS Word plug-in, some desktop apps, used in Unity3d)

- Unity3D (2 simple platform games [on github])

- C,C++(coursework)

- Python (only tried to program Raspberry Pi)

- JavaScript & Node.js (just started learning)

Résumé/CV: http://harunurhan.github.io/cv.pdf

Email: harunurhan17@gmail.com
Location: Toledo, Ohio
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Java, Python, Android, Flask, Django
Résumé: github.com/atrus6 github.com/worldsproject
Email: tbutram@worldsproject.org
Houston, TX - Pariveda Solutions

Pariveda Solutions is a project based company that deals with cutting edge technology and solutions to include Mobile, Web, Cloud, Business Intelligence, Portals and Collaboration. We are going through a tremendous growth phase in our Houston Office and are looking for high potential developers with two to six years of professional experience to join our team. This position will be based out of Houston. Remote work is not available.

I think the video in the link says a lot about our focus as an organization. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmSdVsZ3gcM

If you are interested in learning more about us, please send your resume to shanna.wright@parivedasolutions.com.
Needs BASIC or GWBASIC
> I'd prefer no policy change

All else being equal, sooner or later, that will cause enough problems for companies that they'll start going elsewhere, and then it will be you filling out the immigration paperwork if you would like to move there to work with the best and brightest.
black out whole country was good idea. and Turkey did it for 10 hours

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/nationwide-blackout-...
Any relocation options?
Giving away .SCIENCE domain names
From my experience as an Wintern(2014-2015) this is definetly one of the most competitive and best team to work with. I really can't think of a better manager cum teacher.
Addresses in Japan are written in exactly the opposite order, with the post code being written at the top of envelope followed by the prefecture, state, etc. Its simply what you are used to.
SEEKING WORK: - Remote
Based in Abuja Nigeria,
I am a software Engineer, with over a decade of experience. I have a wide range of expertise in developing web applications

- Languages: Ruby, PHP, Python,Javascript, HTML CSS
- Frameworks: Ruby on Rails, Django, cakePHP, Meteor
- Background: Bachelors in Software Engineering from R.I.T

More Info: http://blueportsoftware.com