skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
PagerDuty - San Francisco, CA and Toronto, ON

If you're looking for a start up that's growing quickly solving a real problem rather than selling ads, we're making the process of fixing technology problems better.

We're well-funded and growing like crazy, and currently hiring for engineering (all levels, in San Francisco and Toronto), sales, product, marketing, and everything else. A few highlights:

* Principal data engineer: a Cassandra / distributed systems expert who can help us scale and maximize its reliability (SF or TO)

* Principal security engineer: lead and build our security vision and roadmap (SF or TO)

* Applications / realtime engineering (all levels): join our cross-functional teams in SF or Toronto, ship value, have fun.

* Director of UX: lead and build our UX team (SF). We're also hiring for standard user experience designers.

* Sales (all roles, entry level to senior) (SF)

You'll find them all here: http://www.pagerduty.com/company/work-with-us/

If anything in particular interests you, feel free to email me if you'd like to chat more: dshack@pagerduty.com
I'm thinking that might be an April Fools design. I've been to his site before and never got the giant animated text-blocking overlays.
Inversoft (http://www.inversoft.com) - Denver, CO - Senior(1) and Junior(1) Software Engineers, Full Time

Job description here: http://www.inversoft.com/company/careers

Send inquiry to jobs@inversoft.com (CC: seth@inversoft.com)
Don't forget animated GIFs. A staple for any mid-90s site
You mean annoying? There are better ways to make a website stand out than to override default scroll behaviour. Websites like these tend to make me queasy, since I expect the screen to move down, not forward.

If you're going to make transitions like these, they should be initiated by something else, like the keyboard or buttons. The scroll bar was specifically designed for browsing vertical documents, not rocketing through spacetime.
Shuddle - iOS & Android engineers - San Francisco, CA

We're looking for engineers to build out our mobile apps and architecture as we expand our family-oriented transportation service from the Bay Area to the rest of the nation.

Contact rob@shuddle.us with resume/links/interests/jokes/entertaining stories
London, UK - Various Engineering Positions - Full Time

Swoon Editions is about getting beautifully crafted furniture from the workshop floor straight to your door at an exceptional price. We cut out expensive retail overheads without ever compromising on quality. We are building a leading direct to consumer online sales app with a data platform for trend analysis, demand prediction and logistics optimization.

We are fairly unique in the Ecommerce world as everything we do is data driven. We test all assumptions from web page layouts to button colours, from the physical products we launch to the finish of the material.

We're a small and passionate group of people based in the old Southwark Playhouse in London, with a growing team here and abroad overseeing our workshop partnerships. We're are hiring smart people for all positions across engineering.

We also have some great benefits:
* Unlimited Holidays
* The best hardware Mac or PC
* Free Company Gym
* Regular Team Lunches, Drinks and more
* Fully stocked kitchen and drinks fridge
* Amazing Company Culture
* Just a little too much trust

Backend Software Engineer - You should have a track record of solving difficult engineering problems across all parts of the business. You should be as at home performing regressions across complex cohort models as building and designing APIs for our front end team. We spend the majority of our time working in both Python and PHP and developing APIs so prior experience would be great but we will also consider candidates with all strong programming backgrounds that want a new challenge. - http://swoon.workable.com/jobs/32947

Full Stack PHP Engineer - You should have a track record of solving problems across all parts of the development stack, from debugging JS in the browser to full “OOP SOA API Design”. We spend the majority of our time working in PHP with Magento and its APIs so prior experience would be great but we will also consider candidates with all strong programming backgrounds that want a new challenge. - http://swoon.workable.com/jobs/32943

Frontend Software Engineer - You should have a track record of solving frontend problems, from creative concepts to polished code, particularly for consumer projects. This role will be responsible for evolving the experience of our online store. You'll be collaborating with analysts, developers and marketers to devise and develop new features, and tests as we roll out an ambitious roadmap. - http://swoon.workable.com/jobs/32948

QA Engineer - We’re looking for a Web App Test Engineer to join our team in London. You should have a track record of end-to-end testing and quality assurance. This testing will be predominantly manual to start and moving to automation as our team grows and we hone our requirements. Our website is the face our our brand, so this role has the potential to have a big impact on our business. - http://swoon.workable.com/jobs/32952

If you have questions, you can email me Ciaran the CTO on - ciaran@swooneditions.com
Kixer (http://kixer.com/jobs/devops/) Austin, TX area, full-time, DevOps

We believe DevOps is about automation to improve productivity, reduce risk, and achieve scale. DevOps engineers should always be striving to deprecate themselves. However, DevOps is not limited to one team. It is something that is cultural and the responsibility of all engineering.

About You
You love building things. You are one of those individuals who love making things go faster, graphs go up and being clever about how you do it. Most of what you do on a daily basis is work w/ a diverse set of technologies to brainstorm, automate and refine the Kixer platform. The stack is built on Spark, Scala, C, C++, Node.js, PHP, MySQL, Redis, Kafka and AWS.

You have worked with teams on large-scale projects, on multiple different languages and like experimenting with new technologies. You also understand the realities of CAP theorem and how to design systems in distributed manner across hundreds of servers.

You get things done. You know how to walk the line of having sound practices while still knowing when something is good enough. At Kixer, the work you do will have a disproportionate impact on the business.
You love setting your own course. At Kixer, most of the week is “blacked out” for engineering. Which means no meetings are allowed to be scheduled. You get to make things happen without someone saying so.

Things You Might Do
Kixer is a startup, so you’ll get to play in a little bit of everything. That being said, here are some things you’ll get to lead:
Work on technologies of all flavors
Scaling the production systems to deal w/ multiple billion impressions
Architecture direction, build out, and maintenance of the Kixer platform
Experimentation with new technologies and techniques to in infrastructure automation
Develop tools that make life easier for all of engineering

About Kixer
Kixer helps app developers get installs through making app recommendations on mobile websites (like TMZ, IGN, and Slashdot). These recommendations are done through user insights garnered through analysis of massive amounts of data.
For what it's worth, that code review is for Doom 3 BFG. This is the review of vanilla Doom 3:

http://fabiensanglard.net/doom3/index.php

The vanilla code review goes into the app structure first, and (what little I've read of) the BFG review compares that codebase against the vanilla one.
I bought it for an excellent user environment for everything but programming, that could alt+tab into a programming environment. All of my non-tmux work is inside a browser. It made sense to me that I would have an environment that rapidly (less than 3 seconds) boots from cold to Chrome with optional Linux environment when I need it. It has advantages of being automatically encrypted and having deep integration with Google Apps that I use every day.
Ethics stances are not value neutral, there are right and wrong decisions and there should be a stigma for being against other peoples freedom.
IMT Computer Services (https://imtins.com) - Des Moines, Iowa - Sr. Programmer Analyst, Full Time

http://imtins.atsondemand.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=512092.vi...

IMT Computer Services is the industry leading software provider for farm mutual insurance companies across the nation. The ideal applicant will be capable of working in a team environment and pair programming the majority of the time. You will be part of a team developing new web-based software for insurance companies. If you are a disciplined worker with a passion for web development, we need to talk to you.

Qualifications:

* Experience with unit testing/TDD, pair programming and other Agile development practices is a plus.

* Experience with JavaScript and Ember.js.

* Experience with AWS products is a plus.

* Strong verbal and written communication skills.

What you will be doing:

* Work in a team environment to create software that solves real problems for our customers.

* Test, write and debug software with a high level of accuracy.

* Write server-side code using Python and Django; write client-side code using JavaScript and Ember.js.

* Work with a pair to produce high quality software.

Position is in Central Iowa, USA (no remote) - Please apply through the link above. Thanks!
Not really, for me it has been kind of a bonus added on top of an already great framework. So far I have really enjoyed it just for the fact that I can load a bunch of test data into Mongo and instantly see it work with my UI. However since I have read many people complain about performance and scalability in meteor I have tried to minimize the mount of database reads and reactive data I am dealing with for any one page.

The lack of free time was a big incentive for me also. I suggest at least taking the hour or so to go through the tutorial. It was very straightforward and I was able to breeze through it with little to no web developer experience, and instantly be able to use the simple concepts I learned to start working on my own project.
This might put things in perspective.
http://www.irunfar.com/2014/04/silver-linings-at-the-barkley...
Healthify - FULL TIME - New York, NY

Healthify is looking to fill multiple roles on our team: http://healthify.workable.com/

In particular to HackerNews though we're looking for a full-stack web developer with expertise in front-end technologies and some experience in Ruby on Rails. You will work across all product lines building interesting and useful user interfaces.

We are working on real problems affecting the lives of populations that have been forgotten and marginalized by the tech industry for far too long. You will help define how the healthcare market delivers on the promise of reform and have the potential to lower the trillions of dollars we spend on healthcare. Your programming will have an immediate and dramatic impact on countless lives and organizations dealing with social needs.
it's in an iframe
Yes, it is an amplified DDoS. The attack doesn't become weaker, it would only target more machines.
Burger King Japan Releases Burger Perfurme on April Fools’ Day
MongoDB showing that in the years since this[1] was published that have learned nothing. Still chasing artificial benchmarks at the expensive of data safety and either personal or corporate integrity.

[1]: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=FD3xe6Jt
Position: Full stack engineer (Backbone / Node.js)

Location: SF / NYC (will help w/ relocation)

Company: Localize.js (https://localizejs.com/). We're a fast growing, engineering-focussed company building tools to simplify website localization and translation. We're redefining how companies localize web applications.

You'll have control over large parts of our product and can meaningfully impact our direction. You'll receive a huge equity grant alongside of a competitive salary with full benefits.

Apply: Email jobs@localizejs.com

________

We're looking for engineers who really shine in two or more of these areas:

— Experience with our stack (Node.js, Backbone.js, MongoDB, Redis, AWS, Handlebars, Less)

— Familiar with native browser APIs (ability to interact with DOM w/o jQuery)

— Understanding of MVC patterns

— Basic UI design skills

— Experience with early stage companies or building products from the ground up

— Interested or experienced in marketing, distribution, sales

— Fast learner, autonomous, inquisitive, analytical
Just, wait a minute, isn't it that only the real whoishiring account[1] gets to post this.

Could someone please ban the user.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring
The submission title is incomplete; the full title continues with ".. but fails to scale", which is important.
GlobalSign is looking for Mid level to Sr Backend Software Developers located in Boston, MA - Portsmouth, NH - or Maidstone, UK

GlobalSign (www.globalsign.com) - one of the Internet’s original Certificate Authorities. Over the years we have issued millions of trusted Digital Certificates to people, servers and mobile devices for Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) enabled solutions and applications. Our identity and access management portfolio includes access control, single sign-on (SSO), federation and delegation services to help organizations and service providers create new business models for customer and partner interactions.

We operate in small teams - tightly integrated with product management. In these development roles, you'll be working to build out new products and services to expand our PKI services portfolio. We're looking for individuals with solid fundamentals - exposure to lower level coding like C/C++ is important - but also looking for those who have skills to build scalable systems in higher level languages. Interest / experience in internet security is a huge plus as well. For more info, please see the postings here (note, the posting only mentions Portsmouth, but we're looking for roles in Boston and Maidstone as well):

http://www.jobscore.com/jobs2/globalsign/senior-backend-soft...

Any questions you can email me at lancen.lachance at globalsign.com
Ask HN: What does your follow-up sales prospecting email look like?
I've just started an exciting new job heading the customer development department of a young B2B SaaS startup. One of the key way we get new clients (aside from word of mouth and organic search) is our targeted e-mail prospecting.

We identify CEOs who's startups are most-likely to benefit from our unique product/service and reach out to them with a standard but effective short e-mail introducing ourselves and explaining what we do.

A lot of people (including numerous YC companies) respond very well to this approach and even compliment our cold e-mails. That being said, many people do not respond on the first try and that brings me to my question.

What does your company's cold-email (no initial response)'follow-up message look like? What's your strategy for this? Do you basically send out something that's the same as the first try? Completely Different? What has worked for you and/or what approach to A/B testing follow-up e-mails should we consider?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts, suggestions or feedback on this!
Mapme - Full time - Israel

We're looking for an awesome front end developer to join our team.

In depth knowledge of the following technologies is essential:
● Expert level understanding of AngularJS / Backbone
● Experience with RESTful API development and integration
● Responsive Design Patterns
● NodeJS

Good to know:
● Experience in MongoDB
● Twitter Bootstrap
● Familiarity with Google Maps/Mapbox API's
● Familiarity with Phonegap/Cordova

We're a small team with an office at WeWork Herzeliya. Love to hear from you: ben@mapme.com
Permutive (YC S14) — London, UK — http://permutive.com

We're focused on understanding and recommending content at scale. We use ML and NLP techniques to algorithmically understand the meaning behind content and people's wide and nuanced interests. Our first product is an intelligent native ad server for sponsored content.

We have a ton of interesting problems to solve, and we're looking for people who want the responsibility of taking some of them on and delivering working solutions. More specifically, we're looking for engineers with interests or experience in:

* Building large-scale distributed systems (we run a microservices architecture on AWS)

* Designing and implementing scalable machine learning models (particularly Bayesian approaches, topic models, deep belief nets)

* Working extensively in functional languages (we mostly use Scala, some Haskell)

* Building low-latency personalized recommender systems

We’re a VC and Y Combinator-backed startup at the beginning of our journey. As one of our first engineers you’ll play a central role in defining our tech culture and direction, and have direct influence on product and strategy.

If you're interested, email us at jobs@permutive.com with your resume/CV and anything else that helps us know more about who you are!
Conclusive Analytics - Charlotte, NC - FULL TIME - http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/

We're a small and growing company looking for people with a passion for big data who love to solve difficult/fun problems for our clients. We're always looking for great database developers, data scientists, visualization analysts, and anyone with a passion for big data analytics. Here are a few job postings:

Database Developer: http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/career-opportunities/data...

Data Scientist/Data Miner: http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/career-opportunities/data...

Data Visualization Analyst: http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/career-opportunities/data...

Being a small company, your daily job will not be defined by your job title, and you will get to learn something new every day. We develop in Linux and Windows, HP Vertica and SQL Server, and other languages & platforms like R, Python, SAS, DataFlux, or whatever we think is best at getting the job done. We offer competitive pay & benefits, a pool table, lots of white boards, and a great team of smart and fun coworkers. We are one of Charlotte Business Journal's 2014 Best Places to Work.

Come join us! Contact hr@conclusiveanalytics.com for more details.
42reports - Berlin, Germany; VISA

Python Infrastructure Developer - Your job is to continue automating our development and operations processes. You help built and maintain the tools to develop, deploy and run our applications on AWS.

Javascript/Frontend Developer - You help maintain and extend our AngularJS application and are not afraid to venture into touching the backend code as well!

Backend Developer - Help developing our backend services and daemons (mostly Django and Tornado), work with many Terabytes of data in PostgreSQL.

More information at https://42reports.com/career/
Thnx, good suggestions
No, it's more of seeing James Earl Ray having a massively hard time in the mountains and saying, "That gives me an idea - there are people who will volunteer for this!"
I did not see a link to the independent benchmarks that was referenced here. Does anyone have the link?

I would be interested in seeing the actual results and summary of it.
I'd argue that the sampling frequency is each footfall.
Javascript Developers: Peerby (https://www.peerby.com) - Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Holland) - Full time

The Peerby founders felt there's a better way to deal with all that stuff we own and barely use. By sharing stuff with neighbors, you get access to things you no longer need to own. Our mission is to give "everybody everywhere access to every thing by 2020". That's an ambitious goal but it's also what we believe is possible - and necessary!

We're looking for Javascript Developers: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/company/peerby

(Junior or senior, all experience levels are welcome!)

Our stack: Javascript for everything. That means NodeJS/Express and MongoDB in the backend and Backbone in the browser. For our Android and iOS app we use Titanium/Alloy.

Benefits include free lunch, equity, travel expenses compensated, free yoga and meditation classes, and a great and fun team of many nationalities. Peerby is part of the Rockstart community, with about 50 startups in the old center of Amsterdam.

(I work for Peerby in Member Support.)

All vacancies: http://blog.peerby.com/work/
Codeship - Senior Engineer, Full Time, Boston, Vienna or remote in Europe

Codeship is a continuous delivery service. We're running tests and deployments for thousands of teams and are growing quickly. We're currently a team of 18 and have more than doubled over the last 6 months.

As a developer tools startup we're putting a lot of effort into a great workflow with testing, code reviews and obviously continuous delivery. We've written a lot about that on our blog at http://blog.codeship.com

You can read more here: https://codeship.com/jobs
Criticising FirefoxOS for being 'javascript only' can mean a variety of things. It can mean the author doesn't like the javascript language and thinks they will inevitably be forced to use it at some point. Or it can mean they don't like only being able to target a very restrictive sandbox that is defined by a couple of very powerful corporations. Or both.

FirefoxOS and ChromeOS are attacks on general purpose computing just as much as iOS is.
Meteor tutorial here I come.
Code School is Now Customizable: https://www.codeschool.com/geocities#?bg=1&cr=1&ff=1&g1=0&g2...
You make it sound like it is a single 5100 line long method. It seems actually very well organised in that file.

If you're using any kind of IDE then this wouldn't bug you as you can just jump to the point in the file you need.
HookLogic
Sr. Software Product Manager
Ann Arbor, MI or NYC

EM resumes/questions to abby.wilhelmi@hooklogic.com

If you are you passionate about software development and web applications, and want to be part of a great technology team building amazing software in a fun and challenging environment, HookLogic would like to speak with you.

As a Sr. Product Manager you will responsible for managing one of our fast growing multi-million dollar products. You and your team will be responsible for all aspects of the software including managing new implementations, gathering requirements, developing and rolling out upgrades and managing client technical communication. You will work closely with your reports and our talented technical team to grow and evolve our software platform. In this role you will have frequent interaction with both senior management and key client contacts. We are looking for an experienced manager, who is capable of being strategic and visionary, but also has the tactical skills and desire to get their hands dirty. This is a very important and senior role in the organization and offers excellent opportunities for learning and growth.

Job Description:

Serve as internal subject matter expert concerning HookLogic software solutions
Manage a small team of project managers and technical support specialist
Gather product feedback and ideas from internal HookLogic team and clients
Distill project requests and ideas into prioritized actionable projects that fit product vision
Work with team to develop comprehensive requirement docs that provide a clear direction for tech team
Work directly with clients to implement technical solutions and gather system feedback.
Help steward projects through the agile software development cycle
Think creatively about our solutions and how they can be made better
Year ago on April Fools' Day /r/europe added "thanks to Putin" to the end of every submission title and it fitted perfectly.
CLI tool to work with Intel Edison
I was only trying to make an analogy for the effect on the namespace.
[TUTORIAL ]How to Improve Audio Quality
Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (April 2015)
Please lead with either SEEKING WORK or SEEKING FREELANCER, your location and whether remote work is a possibility.
How to: GWT Events best practices
And the who wants to be hired?
Great marketing! I liked you on facebook.