skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oregon Health & Science University | Scientific Programmer | Portland, OR | ONSITE | Full Time | Relocation available

We are seeking a skilled scientific programmer to develop genomic, imaging, and clinical analysis applications on a distributed data / workflow management and analytics platform currently under development. This position will work in a team oriented software development environment, following best practices such as code sharing through GitHub and development of structured software APIs. A successful candidate will contribute to the international development of standardized APIs and data schemas, and develop implementations compatible with such APIs, ensuring that the system is interoperable within the emerging community ecosystem of software tools.

Responsibilities

+ Develop custom analytics and data management applications to facilitate one or more of the following: large-scale genomic data analysis; machine learning methods to infer genotype-to-phenotype predictive models; analysis of quantitative imaging data.

+ Work with the platform development team to implement scalable cloud-enabled workflows to disseminate analytical advances to the research community.

+ Establish and maintain standards for structured software & systems engineering, including requirements, design, code, test, quality, configuration & release management and project management.

+ Provide documentation and user support allowing computational researchers across campus to access and re-use analysis tools.

+ Maintain well-curated, highly structured, transparent omics, imaging, or clinical data resources.

+ Develop tools to integrate commonly used open source bioinformatics software applications.

+ Participate in leading international efforts aimed at establishing best practices and standards for genomic data representation and analysis.

The job posting is available at: https://ais.ohsu.edu/OA_HTML/OA.jsp?page=/oracle/apps/irc/ca...

If you have any questions, feel free to send a note to novast@ohsu.edu.
Why do you even need his box? Just point the antennae at the Starbucks or library, change your MAC first.

OT: with the proliferation of xfinitywifi, I have joined at my home when the internet was down on one channel but the xfinitywifi worked. Now I notice when I am out and about, I auto join any wifi named xfinitywifi.

Is it now that simple? With most having joined Xfinitywifi at some time, I can just buy a cheap router, give the SSID xfinitywifi, and people will auto join and I can middle them all day long?
FYI: Getting a 404 from that link.
So now what's the difference between Shyp and any other delivery company?
RINSE | San Francisco, CA and Santa Monica, CA | Full Time

Rinse is a technology-enabled dry cleaning and laundry delivery service. We've grown at double-digit month-over-month rates for two years now, and our customers love us on Yelp!

We have a number of open positions:

1) We are hiring a Designer in San Francisco to move our product, website, and apps to the next level. We're a consumer-facing brand with interactions across mobile, web, email, and even SMS. We're also advertising across multiple media. Since our brand centers around a seamless and friendly experience, this is a prime opportunity for a designer who wants to have a central role in a 'rocket ship' startup.

2) We're also hiring a Marketing Manager in San Francisco to manage our creative campaigns, optimize funnels, and control CPA while comparing to LTV. This is a data-driven role, so analytical strength and ambiguity tolerance are critical attributes.

3) Rinse continues to search for qualified Senior Software Engineers. We're primarily a Django / Python shop with a fair amount of javascript/HTML5 thrown in. We're building tools for our customers, our drivers, our internal staff, and our vendors. It's a "target rich" environment with plenty of opportunity to make a direct and meaningful impact on the business!

Interested in the burgeoning delivery startup scene? Perhaps your family ran a dry cleaner or laundromat when you were growing up? Delighted with our service? Let's talk!

Email sam <at> rinse.com with questions, or contact jobs <at> rinse.com directly.
To me it sounds like he wants to ban the likes of Tor rather than at-rest encryption. This would be a natural extension of the current situation where ISPs are required to block a list of websites containing the likes of child porn and bittorrent search engines.

I can see the government doing this with reasoning along the lines of "You don't need to hide if you're in a 'free country' like the UK, so UK ISPs can block Tor without impinging on the opportunities of whistle-blowers, informants or activists". Bullshit.
For me it's only preserved if I press left-right or right-left quickly. I'm guessing it's intentional.

It would be nice if it kept the state though.
There's a pretty awesome documentary series 'Diggin' in the Carts' done by Red Bull that traces the impact of 8 and 16 bit era music.

From the youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtbJmr1WtatcUO5smuoPD...
"Diggin' in the Carts" is the untold story of the men and women behind the most globally influential music to come out of Japan. This six-part documentary series will delve into the history of 8-bit and 16-bit music, and the impact it has left in the world of video games and music."
Once you become the de facto platform and you move from a start-up to a multinational public company, there's no longer a need to look after the contractors. There's added pressure to milk those contractors for all they've got. The contractors are easily replaceable and will live under constant threat of upcoming automation.
NoRedInk in San Francisco (or remote, up to 6h time zone difference from Pacific)

Full stack rails engineers wanted to make sure that grammer is taught good. Every one's revolutioneyesing educaton but while some student's cant even right the write words.

Then there was NoRedInk.

NoRedInk helps students quickly improve their grammar and writing skills. We've got a small, technically excellent engineering team. We extensively use React.js and Flux in production, and have begun using the compile-to-JS language Elm alongside them. I work here because I get to learn about my practice (as well as my failing grammar skills) every day.

I work here because I care about education. I work here because existing online tools for teaching grammar and writing are pathetic. Join us as engineer #8, and improve how grammar is taught.

https://www.noredink.com/jobs

p.s. Other people think we're awesome, too:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/alextaub/2013/12/19/noredink-is-...
I doubled my salary in three years by moving jobs twice. I bet I could have done it in 2 if I didn't want to move home for the second job.
DecisionDesk | Rails Developer | Cleveland, OH | Full Time | Onsite

About DecisionDesk:

* We provide an integrated, easy to use and visually stunning application platform for colleges, universities and scholarship programs

* We have the buzzwords: SAAS + Big Data + SPA + DevOps

* We are one of the fastest growing companies in Cleveland and were are frequently recognized as a great place to work

2015 - TechPint 'Startup of the Year' & 'Best Growth Startup' - http://bit.ly/1GN5IqO

2015 - OHTec 'Tech Team of the Year' - http://bit.ly/1GN5T5w

* We use these technologies to GSD: Rails, Ember.js, Sass, PostgreSQL, AMQP, Java, Chef, Vagrant AWS: EC2, S3, SQS, ElasticCache and SES

* We are located in the very hip city of Lakewood, OH

About you:

* Loves startup environments

* Are passionate about technology

* Enjoy influencing the direction of the product and technologies

* Are naturally curious and entrepreneurial

We need your help with:

* Web application development - Help us expand our core product and custom integrations

* DevOps - Help build the tools that allow our engineering team to handle our immense, intense scale

* Writing automated tests - Help us expand our code coverage and improve our Continuous Integration system

* Writing background jobs and data processing - Move data and perform calculations using cron, AMQP, Sidekiq and Ruby

email - tim.downs [at] decisiondesk.com
Seeing the photo of the Queen reminded me of something undemocratic that could be banned.
Do you have any more insight onto the state of the Taos IP? (i.e. any chance of getting it open sourced?).
You should be using docopt
On the bright side, as of 12:41pm EST this is the only occurrence of the word remote on the page that breaks that rule.

Congrats are due to the posters of the other 54 occurrences for their ability to follow directions!
MADRID and CIUDAD REAL, SPAIN

We are a gambling technology and services provider servicing 25% of the Spanish market and a number of international clients across Europe, Asia and Latin America.

We're looking for young, energetic and talented C#, Test & Frontend (Angular) Engineers and DevOps to join our product incubation team, that want to work in an exciting international industry and enjoy the amazing life that Spain has to offer.

Roles are onsite and you must have a working visa or EU passport.

Email Daniel Graetzer @ daniel@mediatechsolutions.es
http://www.mediatechsolutions.es
Planet Labs -- San Francisco, CA -- REMOTE

Planet Labs (http://planet.com/) in San Francisco, CA has a large number of positions open. We're a collection of electrical, mechanical, aerospace, software, science, etc. folks looking to image the whole planet on a daily basis with a large number of small satellites. It's a terrific bunch of folks doing what we call "agile aerospace". We've launched ~90 satellites so far (and had 8 on the SpaceX CRS-7 rocket :( )

Python (Flask, Django) and Javascript (React, Backbone) are used heavily in the web projects. We of course have systems programming to do for the onboard software. Plenty of other interesting work from the satellite design and various subsystems, manufacturing, georectification of images, image corrections, and heaps of possibilities with a supremely interesting dataset that we're growing.

Some gigs are onsite only, others may be available to remote workers.

Full list of jobs at https://www.planet.com/careers/#openings

Press:

A Tech Start-Up Just Restored My Faith in Humanity — http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2014/08/tech-start-up-r...

Planet Labs: The Satellite-launching Startup That Took On National Governments -- And Elon Musk — http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2015/05/features/pla...
Let me add that we have an awesome, FP strong team and architecture, if you are looking to apply things like scalaz, shapeless and monocle in practice and have fun discussions about where to best use concepts like Monoids, how to best organize data flow, etc, that's happening here. We are all learning and trying to push the boundaries.

We have an incredible bunch of smart people. Some of us did things in the past that caught some public attention. Our CEO sold multiple companies in the past, one to Yahoo. Our head of data science was in one of the teams that found the Higgs boson at CERN using machine learning. I am the co-author of Scala Slick and worked with Martin Odersky for a few years. Join the propellor heads and build something awesome with us :). Perfect employer.
iMarc - ONSITE FULLTIME - Newburyport, MA or Santa Cruz, CA

== Current Openings ==

* Junior Web Engineer http://www.imarc.net/hiring/junior_web_engineer

PHP, PostgreSQL, Javascript, HTML, CSS

* UX Designer http://www.imarc.net/hiring/ux_designer

Strategy, Wireframes, Prototypes

== What iMarc Offers ==

* Excellent opportunity to learn and grow in a number of disciplines: user experience, design, engineering, web strategy, etc. Work on many varied projects, from straightforward B-to-B websites to complex applications.

* Opportunity to play a key role in the complete lifecycle of a project

* Attractive benefits package including health and dental coverage

* Company-sponsored retirement plan

* A fun, creative work environment in excellent surroundings

* Challenging, varied projects

* A location that is not in a crazy office park

* Flexible position with a stable, 18-year old company

== How To Apply ==

Send four sentences about yourself in the body of an e-mail to careers@imarc.net. Attach a cover letter and resume as well (HTML, PDF, or plain text, please) and we'll be in touch!
San Francisco, CA | Room 77 | On-Site

We power millions of hotel price searches a day through our site, mobile apps, and distribution network. We're working on projects to scale our infrastructure and improve the way we manage our monetization platform. If you're interested in working in the travel space with a team of smart and agile individuals, we would love to hear from you!

(2) Backend/Fullstack Engineer - C++ experience preferred

(1) Account Manager - Work with our clients to ensure their success on our platform

Room 77 is part of CheckMate Technologies, Inc. We are over 40 people in Downtown San Francisco working on software for the hotel industry. We are venture-backed and have raised over $45M to date. Email roger@room77.com to apply or ask questions.
Did anyone scan the docx for unknown/known vulns? :)
How CodePen handles 32M page views and 3.4M uniques a month [video]
Should also take into account that the different employee types might be paid differently. For example, W2 employees might get paid flat minimum wage instead of trip-based and thus actually could be _less_ expensive.
Ah, the document at that link is

a) labelled confidential and

b) scanned and OCR'd with some problems visible on the first page.

If this is officially public I would like to read it, please provide a legible copy. If this a leaked document than I can't use it and don't particularly want to read it.

Motive: I write this sort of thing from time to time and I would not enjoy seeing it leaked and discussed.
Bettr.io - New York City / Long Island

Looking for an iOS developer, Android Developer, or Designer

Bettr is giving the average person the power to be heard online. Our MVPs have over 2 million downloads and we're looking to build a team that can take the raw MVPs and turn them into refined products.

Since we are an early seed stage, we won't be able to compensate you much in terms of cash, but we are willing to give out equity packages.

We're looking for people who are willing to give it their all, build amazing products, and be a part of a rocket ship company. We've doubled our MRR in the past two months, and are growing quickly.

If you're looking for the hustle of building a company from the ground up, come join us.

Contact: ashish@bettr.io
Meadow | JavaScript Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | ONSITE

Meadow (YC W15) creates products for the cannabis community. We help patients find access to the medicine they need, and we create software to help medical cannabis dispensaries run their organizations. The people at Meadow work on challenges everyday that range from crafting consumer product interfaces to back-end SaaS logic.

We are hiring our first engineer, but the fourth member of our engineering team (3 of our co-founders are engineers). Meadow is comprised of multiple React client applications alongside a Node.js back-end, and we are looking for a strong JavaScript engineer to help shape the future of these applications.

More info here: https://getmeadow.com/jobs

Email work <at> getmeadow.com to apply.
The left wants you to add women to your team to make the world a better place.
The Supply-side Blues
>Is this really about terrorism? I have a feeling that terrorism is the excuse being used to try and surveil the public generally.

I'd go even further and say that most things related to 'terrorism' or 'protect the children' are Trojan horses to train society to be accepting of the restriction of rights 'with cause', with the 'with cause' slowly expanding over time.
“There are a ton of devices jumping into that space and communicating there,” he says. “It’s not feasible to say ‘we’ll chase down everyone who has this device communicating on this frequency.’ It’s a needle in a haystack.”

That's a load of BS. Guy is very naive.

http://literature.cdn.keysight.com/litweb/pdf/5989-9207EN.pd...

You just need three of these to TDOA a single burst.

http://www.keysight.com/en/pd-1414739-pn-N6841A/rf-sensor?ni...
Not OP but I only played VI once and thought it to be fairly pale in comparison to V, which to me is still the seminal game in its genre. IV was amazing but rough, VI was fairly retread, V got it just right I think.
When moving to PS3, they used Racket instead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSmqbnhHp1c
Two quick things on that:

- One, make sure not to let distractions one day ruin the next day. For example, today, I ended up having to help my wife with my daughter during 10 minutes of my workout time. No biggie. I shortened that to 20 minutes, and tomorrow, I'll get back on track with 30 minutes again.

- Two, do everything you can to isolate yourself during these times. Go into another room, turn off your phone, whatever. There's almost NOTHING that can't wait 30 minutes - making that time for yourself the most important thing in the world for that time is absolutely key. There's almost nothing that gets in the way of this time for me, except perhaps something related to my wife or daughter. All others wait. Remember, only you will protect that time for yourself, take it seriously!

Hope this helps!
Bastion and Transistor have amazing atmosphere for being such simple games. The music and narration adds so much.
Also posted at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9812901 with a bit more detail.
Artistic public domain photography. Creative images for your projects
Also on the other side:

A family member of mine was in the hospital giving birth. She was having a rough time (it later turned out she needed a C-section), and was really in pain. The doctor looked at her, annoyed, and said "you're not very good at this are you?"

That's an extreme example, but it illustrates a major problem with scientific/Western/whatever you want to call it medicine: it considers aesthetics and emotions to be irrelevant frivolities. Visit the inside of a hospital. Most look not terribly unlike prisons. In fact, I've seen prisons that are aesthetically more pleasing.

To the extent that we have data on this -- and assuming it's not untrue -- the data shows that aesthetics and emotions do matter.

Alternative medicine in my experience gets this. The alt-med oriented offices I've seen are beautiful. People are treated like they are sentient beings, not slabs of meat.
I think people are mostly hoping that Uber gets nailed somehow.
Location: currently in Southeast Asia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore or USA)

Technologies: Ruby, Python, JVM (Java/Kotlin/Clojure), Haskell, C#, C/C++, SQL, JavaScript, Rust; / Rails, Django, various testing frameworks.

Résumé/CV:: http://my.linkedin.com/in/gildedhonour/

Email: me (at) gildedhonour dot com or gilded.honour (at) gmail

Github: https://github.com/GildedHonour

Web-site: http://wwwgildedhonour.com, http://www.alexmaslakov.com

I'm an all-around programmer who is interested in different technologies and languages with an experience of around 6 years. I've been earning a living as a full-time freelancer for the last 3 years up till now living far home.

I'm also stoked about functional programming, finance (including crypto-currencies) and information security.

Thanks && Cheers!
Yep, even from an SEO standpoint this is not a very good title to have indexed by robots.
Umbel — Austin, TX

Umbel is building the infrastructure by which companies own, control and access their consumer-centric data. Our platform enables customers to leverage their data rights and create tangible business value. We take employee satisfaction and growth seriously. We also expect a lot in return. We are currently seeking top-notch talent to join our fast-growing and dynamic engineering organization at several positions:

* Go Software Engineer

* Data Scientist (Analytics)

* Database Administrator (NoSQL)

* System Operations Engineer

* Release Manager

More information about Umbel and the opportunities we have available: https://www.umbel.com/engineering/?source=Hacker+News
Not yet, as I'm still working out some of the feature set, but I'll file an issue for addition.
Positions:

AdGear - Rails Application Developer - Montreal, Canada
AdGear - Mobile Developer (SDK component) - Montreal, Canada

AdGear is a digital advertising technology company providing platforms and services for digital media innovators such as publishers, advertisers and media agencies. We operate a full-stack advertising platform enabling our customers to innovate with formats, audience data, reporting, pricing and distribution strategies.

For more information, complete description of roles, and details on applying, please see http://adgear.com/company/careers/

Please make sure to CC lp at adgear.com with your email to jobs at adgear.com so we know you're from HN :)
Free online masterclasses in Erlang programming
There is no such thing as the "female" or "black" perspective. If you want to hire someone from a background that is different than yours, that's great. But make sure to tell them you are interested in them because they are the best person for the job, not just because they happen to be a different gender or race.
If Britain mandated encryption for Internet services in the UK, I would feel extremely unsafe making any kind of financial transaction while I'm there unless it's in cash.

Wait, shit, isn't London the global center of the finance industry?
The old joke from the Soviet Union,

"Why do police go around in triples?"
"One of them can read"
"One of them can write"
"And the third is to keep an eye on those two dangerous intellectuals."
The mission of FISA is explicitly not for fighting crime! It is for foreign intelligence collection only. It's also ill-suited for the purpose.

State and federal law enforcement can request a warrant. The turnaround time is far lower, the search methods more diverse, and the evidence gathered can be used in court.

Unfortunately, state law enforement can still subpoena your email metadata and your phone records without a warrant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_v._Maryland
Tail call optimization in ECMAScript 6
Insight Informatics - http://libero.com.au/ - Brisbane/Gold Coast, Australia or REMOTE within Australia

We're a team of 12 responsible for delivering a world-class Library Management Platform to Public, Corporate and University Libraries around Australia, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Our mission is to provide the best set of tools that empower libraries to build communities, simplify their day to day running and provide exactly what their members need.

Full Stack/Front-End Developer: We're entirely web-based but our stack is quite unique (InterSystems Cache, React, Python, ASP.Net, Go, Solr, Docker, AWS). We're after experienced people comfortable on the front (and preferably back) end to help make the library industry more awesome.

Shoot us an email at seb@libero.com.au to chat if you're interested.
They switched to Racket when moving to the PS3. Here's a talk discussing the use of Racket in developing The Last of Us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSmqbnhHp1c
Are you able to hire people in the US (New York)? Frequent travel to Europe is okay. :D
Interesting but contrived with the authentication part which is rare in my experience (I've never seen it).
I'm another one of the engineers at thredUP. I've been with the company for 5 years and I can vouch for Ryan when he says there's a big focus on professional development. We've had engineers who started on our web team, moved to the operations team 2 years later because of an interest to learn RabbitMQ, which the operations team was using for a project, and now works on the mobile team. Happy to answer any questions about the team as well (dan at thredup.com).
The ‘cosplay Caliphate’ of ISIS is a deadly fantasy, but a familiar one