skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So this is my second product launch since I left my day job 7 months ago. It aims to let product-oriented companies keep their users informed of what they’re working on and notify them when something new launches or an issue is fixed.

I’m not sure if most companies will want to share what they’re working on or if they prefer it to remain secret, but I do think that it’s important to be honest and transparent with your users (especially when they’re paying you on a recurring basis). Trello seems to agree as they offered a similar feature recently allowing companies to open their boards to the public.

If you have some feedback on the concept or the app itself, I'd be more than glad to hear it!
Was there never any native virtualization on the PPC chips, or were there just no software written for it? I guess there was never much demand among Mac users to virtualize on PPC.
I think when smaller companies have patents, they tend to be closely related to their core business, and they have them precisely in order to use them 'offensively' - or, in other words, to protect their core business from companies that want to 'copy' them.

In principle, that is sort of what the patent system was intended for. (I still don't agree with it, but that's another story).
We've been progressively rolling out improvements to how shared IPs (like Tor exit nodes) get handled. It's basically a limitation of IP based reputation vs. more fine-grained reputation, and affects VPNs, NAT boxes, etc. the same way.
Lithium mining has relatively little environmental impact: it's mostly evaporation of lithium-rich brines.

But lithium is still not cheap. I suppose that a different battery technology, with lower energy density per unit of weight, could be much cheaper with comparable efficiency. But Tesla only has expertise in lithium batteries, so some other manufacturer could use the momentum with a lower-cost offer.
Redox - Burley, ID - http://redoxchem.com (interns welcome)
The site is ugly, we know. That is why we are looking a great designer to come help us build a better world.

Redox is company growing tremendously fast in the plant health area (think fertilizer) and needs an amazing designer who would be willing to come help us grow. We would prefer you to be in Burley, depending on experience we could be flexible. This position will be helping us with both print materials as well as all our digital assets - new marketing websites, new intranet, and cool new iPhone/iPad app.

The plant health industry is a $185Bil industry world wide and we making major inroads into much bigger players because of some of the a number of key patents that we hold.

If you need more information or would like to apply, please contact us at it@redoxchem.com. We would love to talk.
The Neo900 look neat, then I see the specs. I want a 5-6" phone with a slide-out keyboard with the specs of a modern phone of the same size.
I think your source of self-worth should not be what you do. The projects that make you proud today will be embarrassing to your future self. Many illustrators I know hate even looking at their 6 months old drawings. Learning is 99% failing, so focusing only on your career successes is not a sustainable strategy toward well-being.

imho self-worth must come from why you do something. Search for the core values that define your actions. Persistence, empathy, discipline... whatever you define as the leading factors of your life. Then stick with them. As long as you are true to yourself, that is, you stick to your why, you'll find self-worth.

this is a really interesting way of looking at other people. Try to understand their core values and compare them with yours.

Accept that your values may change over the years. Coherence is a self-defeating value.
Merrian-Webster defines "condone" as "to regard or treat (something bad or blameworthy) as acceptable". That's exactly how I meant it.
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Phuket(Thailand)

I'm a super experienced Android/Java developer looking for challenging and interesting projects across different fields. Have recently mastered Node.js/Express, hence am open to full stack development as well.

Please find my previous work at http://appste.in!

Get in touch with me at harry@appste.in. Github: appstein
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The drug war is a civil war. It divides and breaks up society for horrific purposes. In the US, it's always been racism, a way for the government to put down people of races they could no longer legally murder or enslave. Some 'friendly casualties' in such a war will always be overlooked by any government. It's certainly no coincidence that the ramping up of the drug war by Nixon came only a few years after the passing of civil rights legislation. I'm not as familiar with the histories of countries like China or Russia, but I am curious as to what nefarious purposes their drug war serves. With such scummy, tyrannical regimes, it's easy to imagine a million reasons for the persecution they are and will cause their people.

While some people say not to ascribe to evil what can be ascribed to stupidity, I disagree strongly. Evil is just as pervasive and I just cannot believe that this drug war in Asia comes simply from stupidity, especially given the tyrannical governments now perpetuating it. Well, at least the US is now in the proper company with other tyrants--just as our laws are changing. It's hard to estimate the power and money that governments can make when persecuting and oppressing any group of people deemed to be enemies, whether they're deemed so because of drug use, race, religion, etc.
One Codex (YC S14) – Genomic search and data platform. Senior software engineer.
San Francisco, CA (https://www.onecodex.com).

We’re a software and biology start-up building a platform for microbial genomics. Our first application area is infectious disease diagnostics -- where we’re already working with doctors, epidemiologists, and others at the world’s leading public health and research organizations. We were also awarded a $200,000 prize by the CDC for our work on "strain-typing" pathogenic bacteria.

YOU’RE A GOOD FIT IF:

* You’re an experienced engineer that loves hard problems

* You want to work on a technology product making an important real-world impact

* You’re excited about joining a small team and directly impacting the shape of its technology choices, product, and business

* You communicate well and work effectively with others

* Pluses (but not requirements): biology/compbio background; experience with Docker in production; prior experience with Flask, React, D3

WHY ONE CODEX?

* Important problem: We’re not only working to build better in silico diagnostics, but setting the groundwork for entirely entirely new clinical, scientific, and public health applications.

* Hard, intellectually interesting challenges: Amongst other things, we are 1) applying and developing cutting-edge bioinformatics algorithms; 2) developing and deploying new data structures (really!); 3) finding better ways to manage messy genomic data; and 4) and running Docker in production.

* Upside: We offer a competitive salary, meaningful above-market equity, and the chance to be an early employee in a well-positioned startup.

APPLY
Please send us a note about your interest and background at careers@onecodex.com (including a resume or portfolio link). You can also email me directly at nick@onecodex.com.
Two Sigma | NYC, New York

We have a huge variety of positions open in modeling and engineering to help revolutionize investment management. http://www.twosigma.com/careers.html

In particular, I'm helping several teams recruit front-end engineers to work on a variety of internal and public-facing applications including Beaker Notebook - http://beakernotebook.com/

Front-end engineers can reach me at ux@twosigma.com. For other roles, you can apply directly through the careers page linked above.
8 points, 21 minutes, 0 comments. We're all here hitting ctrl+F5 for a serious answer...
New Orleans, LA. Mid City.

Dynamic Health IT provides healthcare interoperability and certification solutions. Our focus is on turnkey HL7 solutions and ONC-certified bolt-on software for Meaningful Use, Clinical Quality Measures and Patient Portal.

We currently have two listing. One is for a .Net developer. The other is more specific for a mobile apps developer working in Xamarin.

http://neworleans.craigslist.org/sof/4972874193.html

http://neworleans.craigslist.org/sof/4992315043.html

Excellent compensation. Flexible hours, good benefits, casual friendly work environment. Great location on street car line in Mid-City New Orleans. Interns considered.
Streamable - https://streamable.com

Brooklyn, NY

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Streamable is a new video platform that makes it super easy to upload and share videos. No intrusive ads, no comments, and no signup required -- we're focused on putting content first and foremost. Some perks:

- Small, tight-knit team pushing daily to millions of users

- Competitive salary, full benefits, and generous equity grants

- Awesome location in the center of Williamsburg, Brooklyn NY

- Higher engineer-to-user ratio than any of the major social networks

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We're looking for a software engineer who will own the video upload and encoding product. Bonus points if you can recite FFmpeg commands in your sleep. Please contact me directly at armen@streamable.com.
I think you meant: http://www.20spokes.com/careers/
This is very clever! They're trying to increase demand for batteries independent of sales of vehicles, thus driving the economics of battery cost down and driving their vehicle prices down as a result. Get more batteries out there in different forms and use that demand to make the rest of their portfolio more affordable. Very rational strategy! Let's see what demand is like for their battery products.
Location: Boston area

Remote: No

Relocation: Yes (open to CA, OR, WA, CO, or int'l)

Technologies: HRIT—e.g. LMS, HRIS, ATS, EPMS etc. Some HTML & CSS, and some Adobe Creative. Currently taking baby steps with Django.

Resume: http://www.kcole.net

Unlike most on here, I'm not a developer or an engineer or a sysadmin. While I taught myself BASIC in the mid-90s, I hear that's not such a hot technology in Silicon Valley these days.

However, get in touch if you need someone passionate about supporting and empowering your staff—someone who can tackle your operations, people strategy, and talent management functions so you can focus on your core business. If you're tired of staid, rules-oriented, tech-illiterate HR, then let's chat so I can hear about your needs and priorities.
There's about $10,000 worth of work in a battery. It's not just a hunk of metal, it goes through a very complicated and energy intensive creation process.

The cost of the raw lithium is about 1% of the cost of the battery. It's engineering it in a very precise way that's expensive.
Dolphin Progress Report: April 2015
Location: Princeton, NJ. No telecommuting.

Edgestream Partners seeks scientists and machine learning experts to join its research team.

About us: We are a well-established asset manager, founded and run by scientists with a taste for programming. We trade around the world and around the clock, using advanced mathematical techniques to predict the behavior of financial markets. Our trading is fully systematic and completely automated.

Our research team is an intellectually diverse group of scientists and engineers. We are responsible for the development of our trading strategies. We perform the research, and we write the code. This is a collaborative effort; our success is derived from the knowledge we share. We program in Python and Cython, on Linux, using industry-standard open source tools like git and numpy wherever possible. When we build our own software, we do it carefully, with a focus on generality and reusability. We work reasonable hours in a pleasant environment, and we dress however we like.

About you: We're looking for someone who has demonstrated the ability to conduct first rate scientific research and who is comfortable with programming and complex data. We generally prefer technical PhDs, but we are not degree obsessed - impact and contributions matter more than a degree. The ability to communicate clearly and collaborate fruitfully is essential. No knowledge of finance is required.

We're looking for someone who wants to stay with us long term, as we compound our knowledge and grow our business.

Compensation is attractive, consisting of a base salary and a bonus tied to company wide performance. Benefits are comprehensive. Lunch is delivered.

Send inquiries to careers@edgestreamlp.com. If you send us a resume, please include your PhD thesis, a few of your papers and a brief summary of your scientific and/or technical contributions.
I have the opposite problem: Living in Texas, my garage easily gets above 110F many days during the summer (it would be crazy to pay for A/C in it). But, I'm also not going to put the battery pack(s) "inside" my house (e.g. utility/laundry room).
I don't specifically target my posture, but I do take a holistic view to health and fitness. I realize that I've taken a career path that will have me sitting 6-8 hours a day for the rest of my life. Therefore I focus on getting at least an hour of fitness everyday. The gym fulfills a lot of my requirements and I go maybe 4-5 days a week. This allows me to build a strong body. I also play organized sports, and run on my off days. I have a bad back, with mild scoliosis and a rib that easily dislocates and staying fit allows me to reduce the pain.
Yet another anecdote here... for me, Grooveshark was the genesis of music discovery. Napster, limewire, etc. helped with artists I knew about already. mp3.com helped me with genres but did not expand my library too much. Early Last.fm/audioscrobbler was interesting to see what my friends were listening to, but it was not effortless to discover similar/new music there. Winamp shoutcast stations helped me to broaden my music portfolio, but there was no mechanism to save favorite songs/artists that I had heard, and re-listen to them. GS took the best of all those things and added more.

So I listened to GS for years. I owe GS a lot. Now I wonder if I, or if we had supported them more, would they have not met their demise?
An Analysis of the Labor Market for Uber’s Driver-Partners in the United States [pdf]
Ruby Developer, Shoreditch, London. Local only.

Oscar Music are looking for a talented ruby developer.

We provide a hosted music streaming service, web site and mobile apps for our customers to white-label. We do this with a lot of ruby code (but not really rails), mysql, puppet, debian, some couchdb, sphinx and git.

We work in Shoreditch, in an office with lots of character and friendly people. We get to work on interesting new tech and keep ourselves very busy. We're a small team, and there is a lot going on, so whatever your current skills, you'll definitely be learning new things here. We've also got some interesting new work in the pipeline.

If you are interested in finding out more, check out the job spec and the company at http://mediasp.com/jobs.html and please get in touch.
Reorg Research fast growing financial media/technology company looking for developers. Looking for senior and junior developers to work in our Manhattan office.
http://reorg-research.com/jobs.php?title=PHP%20Developer

Email rjones@reorg-research.com if interested.
>twister is the fully decentralized P2P microblogging platform leveraging from the free software implementations of Bitcoin and BitTorrent protocols.

I'm guessing that filter is keyword based
Jiff - Palo Alto, CA - http://www.jiff.com/ - Ruby Engineer, Frontend Engineer (AngularJS), QA Engineer, DevOps Engineer - Full Time

Jiff is an enterprise health benefits platform that enables employers to reduce health care spending by delivering smarter and simpler benefit programs customized for each employee. We’re fully funded Series-B company currently looking to fill multiple open positions in Palo Alto. Benefits working at Jiff:

* Higher than average salaries
* 100% medical and dental coverage
* Unlimited and paid vacations / time off
* Really fun working environment and lots of smart people

All openings are here: http://www.jiff.com/careers/

Feel free to apply to me directly at andrey@jiff.com and I make sure that your resume won’t be lost. Folks with active GitHub accounts preferred.
For me on Ubuntu, I had to manually install mono-devel first.

For some reason apt-get wouldn't automatically install it, despite it being a dependency.
Control Group, NYC - http://www.controlgroup.com

Hi, I'm a software engineer and a team lead at Control Group. I am not in HR, and I'm definitely not a recruiter.

We build hybrid physical/digital experiences for clients, with an emphasis on shared spaces, such as transit, museums, retail, office space, airports, and more.

One of our most exciting upcoming projects is LinkNYC:
http://www.link.nyc/
http://www.controlgroup.com/linknyc.html

We're turning the city's pay phones into free gigabit wifi hotspots. And we're looking for people who are excited about the opportunity to work with us to help change the landscape of New York City.

Job descriptions can be found here:
http://www.controlgroup.com/careers-embedded-android-develop...
http://www.controlgroup.com/careers-android-developer.html

Note, the physical requirements and circumstances of the project require on-site work.

Drop me a line at benjamin.haas@controlgroup.com if you're interested in learning more, and I'll also try to do my best to answer questions here.
I empathize with your point of view. While I don't want to say this "broad generalization" applies to ALL scenarios, I will say that even today (in my experience) the "broad generalization" applies in MOST scenarios.

I don't know how up to speed you are with how Twitter was. There was a point in time that they were infamous for their callous "slaying" of 3rd party vendors. I can't say I followed this story rigorously, but even a passive bystander understood Twitter was not about their ecosystem. They were about Twitter.

I don't think it's a hopeless situation, but in my mind the only real path forward is a world where the largest tech companies build up their ecosystem and embrace 3rd party innovation and ingenuity, and not putting their heads into a guillotine when it suits them.
Except there are large projects using Mercurial without issue. See Facebook for example. If you want to look at open source projects, all of Mozilla uses mercurial[0] with just the standard hg-web server. And it's size is comparable (same order of magnitude) as the linux kernel)[1].

If you want to make such claims, I'd love to see data backing it up.

[0] https://hg.mozilla.org/

[1] https://www.openhub.net/p/compare?project_0=Mozilla+Firefox&...
SEEKING WORK - remote or Calgary (Canada)

• python development

• PostgreSQL DBA / dev (+ some hadoop)

• sysadmin / ops (AWS, Linux/AIX/HP-UX, ansible)

Thorough understanding of web apps, relational stores, some exposure to non-relational store (OrientDB, Hadoop, ElasticSearch), advanced python, basic javascript, experience on-site and with AWS. Skills listed above in order of interest.

I have current part-time engagements and can only commit for ~ 20 hours/week.

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Just as a thought experiment, compare the environmental impact of producing a hunk of steel, nickel, lead, gold, plutonium of the same mass. These are vastly different.
Oh yeah, I discovered those too! A few wall angels seem to loosen up my neck and shoulders almost instantly. I just wish I could get away with doing them at work, I think I'd get a lot of strange looks..
I had problems with this sort of thing while I was doing my PhD and working stupid hours every day. When it got really bad I decided to cut back to a normal working week and it seems to have helped (eventually). So if you're working all the time: try to work less.
Location: New York, NY

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, git; familiar with MySQL, C# and .Net

Resume: http://joeboland.com/cv / http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jboland

Email: josephjboland at gmail.com

I'm a front-end developer based in NYC. I'm particularly interested in foreign language learning, would be very interested in hearing about any opportunities in that sphere.
Using GCC for automatic C language dependency management with Rake
He is clearly talking about same-sex marriage. And if you're trying to make a slippery slope argument against same-sex marriage, that's been done 1,000 times before and it hasn't served the "family values" crowd too well lately.
Well, yes, I think a lot of people would be surprised to learn these things, which is part of why this article is being written.
The parent comment to yours refers to same-sex marriage between two people. Please don't be disingenuous. There are no major organizations or groups of people advocating for the other situations you mentioned. You knew full well before you typed your comment what the person was talking about.
I've recommended dragon box to quite a few people- it's really done gamification right. It's simply an app to aspire to for other educational game developers; there's often times where I wanted my own lightbot to 'be like dragon box but for coding'. Amazing work guys!
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Don't come to a gunfight and expect somebody else to loan you ammo. If you can't be bothered to even dredge up some links, don't bother trying to debate with the adults.
Standing desk and yoga every am for 15 to 30 mins. My posture is great and back pain all gone!
SEEKING WORK: Remote/Willing to travel anywhere (I live in a tiny rural town in North Idaho so chances are I'm not near your site)

Awesome at: Ruby, CoffeeScript, JS, PHP, and C.

Technologies: Rails, Sinatra, Backbone,js, MEAN, Meteor, LAMP, and a lot more

Languages I've Used: Python, haXe, JS, Java, Scala, Nim, OBJC, C++, C#, Swift, Clojure/CLJS and lots more. Polyglot with 200+ GitHub repos.

Current Loves: Opal (who said ruby was dead?!), Celluloid + Reel, Clojure/CLJS, Nim, RethinkDB, and Crystal

GitHub: https://github.com/k2052

Site: http://k2052.codes

Email: k@2052.me

Typical Rate Range: $60-100/hour

I'm a polyglot that loves learning and breaking things (what better way to learn). I have built my own frameworks https://github.com/eldr-rb/eldr, https://github.com/ryggrad and written books https://leanpub.com/u/k2052, http://buildYourOwnSinatra.com. I attack projects that interest me with tremendous energy.
Yes, and then what do you do with the wealth that you've created by living below your means?
Just buy an amazing Ikea standing desk[1]

[1]http://gizmodo.com/ikea-sit-stand-desk-review-i-cant-believe...
SEEKING WORK - Remote

I am a full-stack software developer and a data scientist.

I have a background in applied statistics, mathematics, physics and quantitative finance. I have a Ph.D. in statistical physics, but I am also good at writing code. I have written production systems dealing with big data, analytics, prediction and interactive visualization.
I have extensive experience with C++, Java, Python (Twisted, Cython, Numpy, Scipy, Sklearn), Javascript (including Node, Backbone, React), databases (Postgres, Mongo, SQLite). I can develop high-performance back-end as well as dynamic front-end services.

Please contact me for many excellent references and additional information.

My site: http://kpartite.com

My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maksimsipos