skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Superhuman | San Francisco | Polymath Engineer (Employee #2)

==About Superhuman==

We're rebuilding the email experience. Think vim/sublime for email: lightning fast, beautiful, and highly programmable — with a collection of superpowers that make you brilliant at what you do.

Why? 900M people spend 1/3 of their day reading and writing email, they deserve awesome tools.

==Team==

- Rahul Vohra, Co-Founder/CEO — founded Rapportive (YC'10, acquired by LinkedIn)

- Vivek Sodera, Co-Founder — founded Rapleaf/Liveramp (acquired for $310M)

- Me, Co-Founder/CTO — first employee at Rapportive. Built pry (used by 25% of Ruby developers)

==Stack==

React, Webpack, HTML5, IndexedDB, ServiceWorkers, Golang, Ruby, Rails, Redis, Docker, iOS/Android (nice to have)

==Contact==

More info: http://superhuman.com

Email me: conrad@superhuman.com

Conrad Irwin, Co-Founder & CTO
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (based in Bend, OR)

I am an independent software engineer who enjoys working on (and ofter leading) the delivery of interesting products. I take pride in being fluent in many technologies. Currently I
specialize in iOS (swift / objective-c), front end (angular / react) and backend development (ruby on rails / node).

Portfolio: http://gregkerzhner.com

Github: https://github.com/guidoprincess

Email (gmail): gregkerzhner
Paris, France - LiveMentor - Full-Stack Ruby/Rails Developer

We help people learn better and faster by connecting them with the mentor they need.

As first technical employee, you'll have a determining impact on our culture and product.
Current team of 5: CEO, operations lead, CTO, product lead, and marketing lead.

Full-time, ONSITE (mostly)

Complete posting (in French):
https://www.livementor.com/a-propos-de-LiveMentor#fullstack

Drop me a line at gregoire@livementor.com
MarketInvoice - London, UK - Full-stack Developer who loves Marketing.

Maybe you’re a future founder with solid tech skills who wants the opportunity to understand marketing. Maybe you’re a developer who already loves funnel optimisation, tech driven SEO and reads patio11 for fun. Whatever the reason you're a developer who gets excited by the prospect of tech-driven marketing.

We’re hiring a full-stack developer to take ownership of the marketing parts of our platform. You can either sit within the marketing team or the tech team or split your time between both.

You’ll help us build a killer marketing website, figuring out how we can build visualisations customers love and how to optimise the user journey.

When you deploy code you’ll make a direct impact to the bottom line of the company. And not in a fluffy way. You’ll get to see exactly how many extra users and how much extra revenue your changes bought in.

We’re a p2p lender that's helped small businesses with over £400m of financing so far. You’ll help us take it to a billion.

We expect most of the work to be front-end. Turning wireframes into awesome HTML5/CSS, making Javascript dance and generally make our website into a great experience for our users (the backend is PHP but we're language-agnostic). We'll have in-house graphics & UX designers (we’re hiring for those roles too; tell your friends) but if you want more ownership of the design that’s also on the table.

Apply here: http://marketinvoice.workable.com/jobs/74149
Excellent.

The Lean (as in Lean Manufacturing) perspective is that you should think of people as assets, not costs. With that perspective, you start thinking: How can I invest further in these valuable assets? How can I protect that investment?

A good software example is training. One common objection to spending money on learning and training is, "What if people get better and then leave?" Not recognizing that the alternative is, "What if people stagnate and stay?"

I understand why some companies want to treat workers (programmers, customer service people, anybody) as fungible, by-the-hour machines that can be hired and fired as demand shifts. But I think that traps a lot of companies in a local maximum: there's only so far you can go without continually helping your people up their games.
For the future, Caudill and his colleagues are also working to fit Proxyham into other objects, such as a book, to make it easier to hide.

If you throw this in a library it would take you years to be able to identify it,” he said'

-

Aside from the fact it'll be trailing a wire plugged into a power outlet.
Agreed, it's a most frustrating website to use on mobile and tablet. If it helps, here are mirrors of the content:

[pdf] https://bitstampincidentreport.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/2...

[docx] https://bitstampincidentreport.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/2...
Enigma.io
http://enigma.io/

We're Hiring!!
If interested, please contact lee.gutman@enigma.io

OUR MISSION
The volume of data created by governments and businesses is growing exponentially. Organizations struggle just to store it all, let alone make sense of it. Enigma helps organizations and individuals fuse, organize, and explore data to make smarter decisions.​​
At Enigma, we started from the realization that there is an enormous quantity of hidden knowledge locked away in data silos and obscure formats, just waiting to be released. We are building data discovery and analytics tools that make it simple for organizations to liberate their own private data, and for the wider community to explore and build upon Enigma’s own integrated public data platform. We believe data can reveal tremendous things about the world and that it will continue to transform it in the years and decades to come.
Why I Buy “All Those Apps”
July 16th Event in NYC. Expanding Opportunities for Health Tech Startups
You can disable the "kosher" ads, there's a checkbox in ABP's settings. Pretty simple. Just uncheck "Allow some non-intrusive advertising" http://imgur.com/BWzIEyo
This; this is also why the death penalty for rape (child or not) or molestation is a bad idea. You're just increasing the incentive for them to kill once they're done.
thredUP | Senior Software Engineer - Operations | San Francisco, CA (on-site) | Full-time | React/Flux, Rails
thredUP is the leading online shop for buying and selling like-new women’s and kids’ clothing.
We have hundreds of thousands of items in inventory, all of them unique, which makes for some really interesting inventory automation and management challenges. We build our own tools to manage our distribution centers. thredUP is growing and our engineering team is still small, so you’ll have a great chance to make an impact.
There are some other nice things about working here - one of the most diverse teams you’ll find anywhere, a focus on professional development, and some neat perks (Work from home Wednesday!). I am one of the engineers - if you are interested or would like to know more, feel free to shoot me an email (ryan at thredup.com).
It’s the Lisp Curse: http://www.winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/Lisp_Curse.html

“Lisp is so powerful that problems which are technical issues in other programming languages are social issues in Lisp.”
Reloaded Games | Huntington Beach, CA | On-site, Full time

We are a free-to-play video game company whose titles include APB: Reloaded, Hawken, and Fallen Earth.

Software Engineer (Platform) - My team is looking to hire a "platform" engineer, which means building out websites, services, and infrastructure to support our games. This is a web-focused, full stack role where you'll work on everything including website front-ends, service architecture, database design, automated tasks/jobs, etc. You should be comfortable working on a variety of platforms (Windows, Linux) and technologies (C#, PHP, Python).

Website: http://www.reloadedinc.com
Contact: jobs@reloadedinc.com
Consider using more inclusive language (re: "Rails guy", "right guy")
Location: DFW

Remote: Would prefer not to work remote, but willing to relocate.

Willing to relocate: Definitely! Anywhere in the US! :)

Technologies: Python, JavaScript, SQL (SQLite3, MS SQL Server, MySQL), C, C++, HTML/CSS, Excel, VB/VBA, Apache2, Wordpess, Mac OSX, Linux (Ubuntu, Mint, Puppy Linux), Windows

Résumé/CV: http://timothybramlett.com/resume

Email: timothy.bramlett@gmail.com

Summary: I am looking to get into a more traditional software development role to continue to learn more. Currently I primarily uses Python, VBA, and SQL to develop financial models, build analytics/reporting, and to automate business processes in the financial services industry. I would love to get into a role where I write Python or JavaScript code, but really, I can learn any language and just love to code.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothybbramlett

Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimothyBramlett
Only if it's a full bladder.
Is DDP or Meteor really needed though? Couldn't you easily set this up with RethinkDB using its Changefeeds killer feature for real-time + socket.io along with whatever other library/frameworks you want to use without ever touching Meteor?
Despite having an MBA, I do, on occasion, find myself involved in a discussion about architecture.

My rule of thumb when deciding whether to deliver a piece of functionality as a service is "Will another application/system/whatever ever want to be able to use this functionality?"

If the answer is yes, that would be a fairly compelling argument for implementing it as a service. If the answer is no, then the question becomes "Why not implement it monolithically?"
There's a very active thread on reddit:

http://www.reddit.com/r/business/comments/3bmfpa/in_the_red_...
Study: 49% of entrepreneurs report having a mental health condition [pdf]
Rules to avoid gratuitous gender profiles of female scientists
How would you use / modify this setup to use a virtual development environment such as vagrant or docker?
I edited my comment from "A precursor of Wikipedia" to "A precursor of Wikipedia in a way" pretty quickly after I posted it, but maybe you reacted to the first version? I wanted to refer to the fact that it's open content (see first sentence) and collaborative, not that the content itself is similar.

You do have a point about the having to be approved to be able to edit. It wasn't very hard to get approval though.
Maybe it was a gift, with the recipient's name inscribed to discourage resale.
> Meteor goes with Angular/React like peanut butter goes with jelly.

Terribly, then. ;)
Most of the hardcore Osu players play with wacom or equivalent tablets. Absolute positioning is a huge advantage.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE (Based in South Africa)

I wrangle data as a hobby. Lately I've been playing around with machine learning and how it can be applied using Elasticsearch.

Contact me if you need anything around the ELK stack - Elasticsearch, Logstash or Kibana.

Contact details on my profile.

Github: https://github.com/jrgns
Blog: http://blog.eagerelk.com
PoC: http://filter.eagerelk.com
Schrödinger | NYC | Lead Network/System Administrator | Full-Time/Onsite

THE COMPANY

Schrödinger is transforming pharmaceutical and materials science research through computational science. We are helping to discover new drugs and cures for diseases. We are helping to design new materials, fuel cells, OLEDs, and nanocoatings. Our claim to fame is the best science in the business and our investors include visionaries like Bill Gates.

THE ROLE

As part of the IT team at Schrödinger, you will have a direct impact on Schrödinger’s production infrastructure. We’re looking for a person with a strong networking background who can understand the 'why' along with the 'what'. We are a global company, and you will propose and lead key projects to ensure Schrödinger’s networks and systems are fast, available, and secure. You’ll be comfortable taking the lead in a collaborative environment where IT is appreciated and understood by a large number of our users.

OUR TOOLS, TOYS, AND SOME BUZZWORDS

- Cisco & Force10 gear

- GPU and CPU compute clusters

- Jira, Agile, DevOps, Git, SaltStack, Chef, AWS, VMware, VNX, Isilon, and vi

CUSHY STUFF

- Catered lunch, M/W/F. Catered breakfast T/H

- Fully stocked fridge & pantry

- Ping pong, foosball, arcade room

We are prepared to offer a highly competitive compensation package for an exceptionally well-qualified candidate. Benefits include medical, dental, 401(k), flexible spending account, 3+ weeks vacation, and tuition reimbursement.

Learn more and apply directly via our website at: https://www.schrodinger.com/careers/description/211
DotProduct -- Boston, MA or Wiesbaden, Germany

== 1. Senior R&D Engineer in Computer Vision ==
== 2. Software Engineer in Mobile ==

== 1:

We are looking for a software engineer with a strong 3D Computer Vision or Graphics background to join our R&D team. Interesting things we are working on include Real-time Image Processing, SLAM, Optimization methods, Surface Reconstruction, Meshing, 3D Scene Management.

Candidates should be extremely proficient both on a theoretical / algorithmic level and in practical implementation (mostly C++ and shader languages) of Computer Vision and Graphics algorithms.

Masters or PhD degree in CS or related fields with focus on Vision or Graphics is required, as well as practical product development or job experience.

== 2:

We are looking for an experienced, hands-on, detail-oriented developer with strong skills in C++ and/or Qt to join our application, UI and tools development.

We have a number of projects inside the company for which we are looking for support, from app development (Android, Windows, Qt) to internal tools, sensor integration and development of core technology.

== General information:

Besides the opportunity to work in a world-class R&D team on leading mobile 3D computer vision technology, we offer a great salary, benefits and and a nice work place with top-of-the-line work equipment. Significant equity is part of the compensation package.

Our R&D team is still intimate so new hires can have a large impact on product and future developments. Both positions are local and full-time.

== About DotProduct:

We are a team of seasoned entrepreneurs and Computer Vision professionals that brings real-time 3D capturing to mobile devices equipped with advanced camera sensors.

We are backed by Intel Capital and various angel investors. Our office locations are Houston, TX; Boston, MA and Wiesbaden, Germany (R&D). Contact is jobs (at) dotproduct3d (dot) com www.dotproduct3d.com
"This is an operational decision based on our interest in owning the entire, end-to-end Shyp experience; it is not in response to recent lawsuits against other technology companies. "

Yeah, right.
Social Security is 6.2% and Medicare is 1.45%. However, these taxes are currently being paid for by the contractors in the form of self employment tax, so it's not really a huge change there though.

Worker's comp is going to range depending on the industry, I doubt the courier's would have especially high workers comp numbers
You need a Lean Canvas, not a full business plan. It will take a fraction of the time. I know a good Lean UX expert and The Lean Start-Up is on the dining table ;)

http://leanstack.com/why-lean-canvas/
I find this funny, because from thinking about the idea of empty space having topology, I went down a path of thinking that given light curves only slightly in the gravitational fields, density variations and scales that we happen to inhabit, and also that we use it as our major sense, reality just happens to look reasonably Euclidean most of the time.

However there are still a few acres missing due to gravity from the earth's surface, and other measurable discrepancies around, so while generally we can observe triangles behaving nicely and stuff, the strength of the concepts of space behaving nicely and straight lines existing is partly an accident of location and biology.
But is treating the symptom rather than the root cause always a bad thing?

Alcoholics don't keep booze in the house either. That's treating a symptom, not a cause, but it's effective. And yes, I did compare programmers violating interface boundaries to alcoholics.
To clarify, obviously I meant (anti-death penalty for blasphemy), although this man (Pervez Hoodbhoy) in fact opposes any penalty for blasphemy
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco Bay Area
I’m an iOS developer in the San Francisco Bay Area (Mountain View), specializing in creating native iOS apps. Proficient in Objective-C and Swift. Veteran of Loopt and Green Dot (the company that acquired Loopt).

Current project is Ingerchat:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ingerchat/id950583266?ls=1&m...

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mtviewdave

Github: https://github.com/mtviewdave

Email: dave@metebelis.com

Thank you!

-Dave Schreiber
I believe its due to the mount cycle of TransitionGroup. Especially if you navigate before a transition is over, then an unmount doesn't occur, and the state isn't cleared.
Thanks for pointing out, edited!
FitYo – Launch your own fitness app
We've launched a brand new platform called FitYo allowing personal trainers and fitness instructors to launch their own fitness app for iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch. Fortunately, FitYo has been featured in top 10 on Product Hunt. The idea is to help people cut out the middle man so he can just customise and launch his app. He doesn't even need to know how to code.
The idea was to create a high-quality mobile app and provide open access to the design & source code at an affordable price, instead of paying premiums to develop an individual app.
p.s. There's also a configuration service if he want us to set up and launch the app for him.

http://fityo.evolvup.com

https://dribbble.com/shots/2121355-FitYo-Fitness-App-UI-Kit-Source-Code-Download/attachments/385693
I came here because I thought this was The Arrow CW TV show... :(
You are not worth more because you know more technologies, though it is an unfair fact on this industry that there will be one or two over-hyped stacks at any time. But back to the point, you are worth more because you have been exposed to the social dynamics patterns that repeat themselves over and over in each new development process. You don't learn that kind of stuff hacking on your bedroom and open source contribution, while valuable, can only take you so far. This is, IMHO, as far as and objective reason to hire someone experienced as you will get.

Also, there is the concept of social proof - which you may argue is a form of over-weighting experience, but that's an open ended question. If you have a track record of going to work for somebody else and achieving X, Y, Z goals there, you are perceived to be a safer choice than someone that in theory might be smarter than you, but that is lazy or otherwise unreliable, or with low communication skills, or a first class jerk. Not that you cannot hire this types if you go with someone more experienced, but from HR perspective, you are more of a "known quantity" once you have been around for a few years and built a track record for yourself.
In general terms, that's certainly not the case in the UK; finding someone else's belongings in your house does not give you the right to do what you like with them.
Show HN: Brandsketcher –  Free startup name brainstorming service
Europe - REMOTE - Apply at http://nlcollect-bv.workable.com/jobs/7652

ClubCollect has created a service for sports clubs and other organizations to make invoicing of club members a breeze. Invoicing, reminding, online payments: everything is processed via ClubCollect.

We're a small team (just 12 people), we love remote working but we also like to get together for beers and a great dinner.

ClubCollect is built in Ruby (+ Ruby on Rails) and JavaScript (+ jQuery) but we're sure we'll become a polyglot platform and are eying Elixir.

We value simplicity, creative solutions, and the ability to get things done. You will have the opportunity to contribute to all areas of our code base.

Requirements:

- You love Ruby, Elixir or both;

- Fluent in at least one dynamically-typed, object-oriented language (e.g. Ruby, Python);

- Several years experience with a modern web framework such as Rails or Django.

@recruiters: please don't contact us, we're not interested.
The Next 100 Years of Physics
Have you thought about the effects this might have on the executioner? Take the case of the serial killer in Lahore who would cut up little boys and dissolve them in barrels of acid. The sessions court judge at his first trial was inspired to pass the same sentence on him until cooler heads prevailed in higher courts on appeal.
Do you hire engineers from Europe?
Aside from the long extension cord supplying it with power? Or do you plug it in next to the library's wifi router? That would kind of make it stand out, no?
Wow, I'm surprised so many of these still work...
That's right - one thing I would add that is actually very non-negligible for on-demand logistics are (1) reimbursement for mileage (2) more robust insurance policies.

IRS calls for $0.56/mile - if you assume an average delivery in SF is around 2 miles, that throws an additional $1+ per delivery cost to the business.

For insurance, I know that Lyft currently charges about $1.50 for a "safety fee" which I would assume covers their insurances. However, those insurance policies are still built on the gray contractor status and probably depend to a certain extent on driver's having personal insurance (which is a fraught relationship - most personal insurance has a commercial use exception, which means driving for work is not covered). I would assume that when they re-classify, the insurance providers will use it as an excuse to push premiums up. There's also a chance that the clarify will bring premiums down (volatility = risk, and the current classification is highly volatile), so that may be a possibility as well. Most likely though, you give an insurance company a reason to charge more and they'll take it =)
AcoustID – a free database of audio fingerprints
Chain.com - San Francisco - ONSITE

We are building a digital asset platform using block chain technology. Our company is well funded by leading VCs (khosla, rre, sv angel) and by our customers (nasdaq and first data to name a few...)

We are looking for systems engineers and security / operations folks. We are a small, friendly, diverse team who values empathy, hard work, and kindness. If you are interested in building critical financial infrastructure, please reach out! I'd love to get a grab a cup of coffee and talk shop.

- Ryan Smith. Chain CTO. ryan@chain.com
Wow, you put a ton of effort into this, thanks. It's basic math but it really helped to see the fractions laid out like that. Now, to get good at my job and buy a palace...
What is different on UO is that you spend the "quality time" with other players: things like go fishing, decorating home or walking around woods, especially on RP servers you act and talk as a character, which makes a lot of difference to IMs somewhere else and talking about IRL stuff.
Wouldn't you be vulnerable to radio triangulation? Especially if you are blasting on 900mhz, above FCC power regulations (I'm not sure it is, but a 2 mile range with that small broadcasting antenna?)
Latest Michigan quake has scientists puzzled
Balihoo | Boise, Idaho

==Openings==

- Software Engineer
- Data Analyst

==Contact==

Visit http://balihoo.com/about/careers/ for more information.

==About Balihoo==

Balihoo is a software plus services company that is leading innovation at the intersection of advertising, marketing and technology. Our software-based solution has been deployed with several prominent national brands and is utilized by these companies to market locally. Our culture is what makes us a great company - all candidates must be a strong cultural fit.
Ah, well alright then. Guess he deserves some kudos for being good at PR :P
Neocron was the last game/MMO I remember that I remember handing over hard-earned items to community-trusted folk for repair / construction.

...I do miss that sort of thing.
Are these companies profitable? Aren't they heavily subsidized with government grants and below market loans to the tune of hundreds of millions? Isn't even a $1 million barrier pretty high?
I would also add administration and execution cost - this is a LOT of paperwork to file. There are businesses the help you do this, but for now it's pretty expensive.