skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No. I'm not going to go to jail over this. Part of the social contract is that you pay taxes even when they help to pay for things you disagree with.
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AnswerRocket is expanding to meet the parallel challenges of demand for our products and the drive to do new things. We are seeking a few software developers with a passion for innovation, quality and user experience. Are you a smart and flexible thinker for whom programming is second nature? You will love it here.
Currently our development environment is JavaScript (react/flux), Python REST and Java (data pipeline). We are building a complete application suite and the tools to manage it. Our focus now is the Business Intelligence marketplace, which is exploding with opportunity.
We hate putting people in boxes, so think of these points as guidelines for the people that will be most successful with us:
- Substantial professional software development experience
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- Self-teaches new technologies, but not always anxious to use them
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We move fast and require each team member to manage requirements and priorities that are established collectively. What we lack in formality, we make up for in results.
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> Nostalgia is one thing, but sometimes things just get worse. (Look at television as an example.)

What do you mean? By most accounts, we're living in a golden age of extremely high-quality television programming.
This is interesting too: https://www.isc.org/blogs/about-cve-2015-5477-an-error-in-ha...

I'm curious to see how this will shake out. Have all the big players upgraded already?

-Is there a way to weaponize the exploit, instead of just crashing the server?-

Edit: I read the POC header comment, it says no.
API key theft is a common problem with AWS users.

The problem people have is that when they generate an API key they grant that key "everything" even account management stuff. Instead of giving it the least privilege needed to accomplish whatever it is that it does.

Then they'll inadvertently upload it to e.g. GitHub or similar in some source code and bad guys have bots which will steal it then make use of your account for all kinds of evil purposes.

Having things like 2F on your main account (which you should) won't save you from this. And if you go to bed, by the time you wake up the account charges could be in the tens of thousands even with billing alerts.
>nlike years ago but Linode has the storage problem where they only offer SSD disk storage

Are you confusing them with Digital Ocean? Their SSD option is fairly new, and much, much later than DO's offerings. Linode announced offering SSDs in April of 2014.

https://blog.linode.com/2014/04/17/linode-cloud-ssds-double-...
It's possible he wasn't prepared for the interview, and was thrown for a loop early on and failed to recover. It happens. Although that is equally as bad.
This web page is from this month, not 2013. They published a paper on the architecture of Hyperion in 2013, but that never received a lot of attention as it appeared out of the blue and it was published at a 'minor' conference. As most people thought that Disney was still using RenderMan, people never realized that they were actually using that architecture in a production renderer. A few months ago FXGuide published an article on Hyperion and in the past few months there have been a few talks by Disney on it, but this is the first public article by Disney specifically about their renderer. And besides, there aren't a whole lot of discussions on Hacker News on offline rendering, so this article is a good opportunity to discuss graphics.
I think that you don't get it about pushing to production on day one. These companies do that to because they have resilient systems, tests, and tooling, and they push to production all the time. Pushing to production on day one is a way to introduce new hires to the continuous deployment methodology. If you're afraid of pushing to production, there's a problem.
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Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not preferred, but would consider

Technologies: Python, Django/Flask, NodeJS, wide variety of supporting technologies

Résumé/CV: http://rob.codes/

Email: rclark72@gmail.com

Full stack web developer. Very proficient at modern frontend technologies. Technology agnostic, and more than willing to step outside of my comfort zone.
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I'm a front-end UI web developer based in Chicago.

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Also I’m cool with starting off with a trial period to see how things go initially.

Contact: sanjs255/at/gmail (Mention HN please)
What's your skill set and background? I hired a dev team a few months ago in Dallas and it was incredibly difficult to find qualified candidates, of whom only a few made it through the tech interviews (and I'm not that tough an interviewer) -- twenty resumes (from a very good headhunter who culled out marginal candidates) meant a dozen interviews meant one hire. I'm not in the hiring market right now (and may not even be in an industry you're interested in), but if you want to shoot a resume to careerbasetx at gmail (it's a throwaway account) I'd be more than happy to take a look at it, for whatever that might be worth.
We're looking for a brilliant compiler expert to join our 6 man team (ONSITE). We're a London (UK) based startup that includes ex MIT researchers, PhDs, and successful serial entrepreneurs, all with 10+ years industry experience. We've built companies worth over $100m, and now we're building our next $100 billion+ startup.

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The role involves leading our language and compiler implementation efforts, building optimizing compilers to generate efficient code across HPC hardware. You will help achieve this by both applying existing research in the literature and our in-house research, as well as carrying out new research. Our current work has involved implementing efficient LLVM frontends. You will be our resident compiler expert and as the company grows, take on a senior leadership role building and running our Languages Research Division.

Salary:

£100k + 2% in stock

Email us @ jobs@domini.io
Maralytix | http://maralytix.com | Remote

Maralytix is built by entrepreneurs from around the world. We want to enable businesses to accurately measure their marketing performance against competitors and gain meaningful insights across paid, owned, and earned channels.

We are look for a front-end developer with solid Javascript, AngularJS, and Web components skills to join our team and rebuild our UI from the ground up.

This is a part-time stock only opportunity that could evolve into a full-time job with more stock, salary, and benefits.

If you would like to know more, shoot me an email yousif (at) maralytix.com. No recruiting firms please.
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Hi, I'm the founder of SourceDNA and I can answer any questions you have. We've built an index of the code in iOS and Android apps, so we can quickly answer detailed questions about how they were built.

In this case, the Android NDK does not include OpenSSL (libssl and libcrypto), so developers have had to come up with their own approach. The correct one is to statically link your native extension with your own copy of OpenSSL or include a dynamic (.so) copy of it in your APK. But some developers were retrieving the library from a random Android device to link against, but then relying on the OS to provide exactly those same symbols.

That assumption failed when Google moved to BoringSSL, Adam Langley's rewrite to improve security. He had to change some APIs and thus break binary compatibility.

The problem is, nobody knew which apps have this problem. They will continue to work fine until run on the newest Android devices with Android M, such as the Galaxy S6, Note 4, and Nexus.

We scanned our index for apps that had native code, matched each app's binaries against libcrypto.so and libssl.so, and built a graph of each dependency linkage. Then we could trace the graph to find apps that had this flaw and exactly which of their libraries was at fault.

If you're a developer, I'm interested in hearing what you think.
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I really enjoy working here. We're working on tough problems that really impact the entrepreneurial community. It's nice to work on something that has a clear value and solves a clear problem for a group of people I care about. The team is excellent and the business is being run very well.

Contact info in profile, feel free to ask any questions or reach out to me directly.
Its 40-50% just due to degree, based on my estimation. I've got another pile of rejections for different reasons.

About 80% reject me before phone interviews, etc.

Literally the only pre-interview cited rejection reason was a lack of degree.
How to solve a problem like a software developer
Plus the large sources of pollution are typically further away from major population centers (i.e. fewer people directly breathing in the output from the smoke stacks), while the small sources of pollution are in the major population centers (i.e. more people directly breathing in the exhaust fumes).
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While I have some level of experience with a very long list of technologies, above all I believe in pragmatic approach to choosing tools to fit the task at hand. The most recent/intimate experience in the current stack has been with delivering scale, performance and fault-tolerance in Big Data operations using the following principal technologies:

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"resistance to changing too much on the interface in order to not mess with success"

Oh my god. I see. Thx for the inside info.
The author's examples of inflated user expectations are unconvincing. Transferring data across the globe is the whole point of wide area networking, far predating WWW. Making online purchases has been possible since the early days of the web.

Furthermore, the author's definition of "native" is revisionist, placing it at a highly recent time frame, and categorizing it by features that are semantically disparate.

So-called "progressive loading" and no installation process have been traits of native applications for a long time. In fact, at a primal level, the process of installing a program boils down to a copy operation.

Notice how in the last paragraph, the examples of the web's feature richness are all intrinsically limited browser reimplementations of native interfaces that exist in parallel with the host OS.
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Remote: I prefer onsite, but willing to consider it

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Haskell, Clojure, Python

Email: berdario@gmail.com

github: http://github.com/berdario

In lieu of the CV (which I can send you), you might want to have a look here:

https://careers.stackoverflow.com/berdario
California doesn't burn coal. It's mostly natural gas and some oil. Natural gas is a very efficient fuel in terms of CO2 output.
Developer | $125-175k | San Francisco | gerad@sagansystems.com

We got a pretty good response when I posted this last month, so I figured I'd repost and put in another a word for the startup I just joined.

- We've got a pretty cool tech stack (mostly React/Node/Go/Docker), and product architecture (real-time pubsub microservices)
- We're super early (~15 people), but well-funded and growing.
- Our founding team is B2B serial entrepreneurs who have done it before, so there's a healthy culture.

It's a good place to wear a lot of hats, learn a ton, and grow with the company. I'm enjoying it. Let me know if you'd like to hear more, or check out http://sagansystems.com/#hiring
We're also looking for a devops/platform engineer, voip experts, a designer and a vp of product (yeah, growing fast)!

on site only, no interns
I wish I had a cool answer but it was just an accident.
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# IBM Watson Developer Evangelist [REMOTE]

I'm looking for a technical evangelist to join the IBM Watson Developer Cloud team. This position is with the product team making the IBM Watson technology available as REST APIs to developers. Examples and demos of the services here -> http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/ibmwatson/developercl...

This is a customer facing role. Public speaking and working with developers to flush out use cases and first POCs is the focus. Attending and running public/private/university hackathon events is a major activity. The overall goal is being a general advocate for machine learning and AI as well as educating potential users.

If you have a programming background, like spending time building/hacking and would like to work with IBM Watson offerings and the experimental technology from IBM Research's Cognitive Labs then apply here: https://jobs3.netmedia1.com/cp/faces/job_summary?job_id=WAT-...
Brostack - REMOTE

http://brostack.org
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No.

Amazon verifies accounts heavily to stop fraud and abuse. I needed a legitimate telephone number (which they called).
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Job Posting: https://angel.co/distelli/jobs/53049-software-engineer
As in, pay for the graduate education program? The company I work for does. I get the impression that a lot of larger companies do, just so long as the academic program is related to what the company does.
I agree with all of the points in this article. Even if you believe that PPK is 100% right about the "problem", I truly can't grok the notion that a moratorium would somehow "solve" anything. From my observation, when standards are actually under development and look like they will have first class support in the browser, proliferation of stopgap solutions is much lower because people would rather wait for "standard" support of whatever feature they're trying to implement. Also I think that aside from IE, browsers do a good job of getting standard features done, which is sort of amazing considering they don't have the "benefit" of top-down bureaucratic governance like the "native" platforms. As a notable exception WebRTC is a bit of a clusterfog it seems, but I'm sure that will get worked through without too much ado.
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I am an iOS developer with a secondary focus on JavaScript. I can offer native Objective-C development and node.js on the backend and prototype most apps in 1-2 days (for proof-of-concept projects).

I can also offer expertise in API design and worked closely with Apple to figure out the best approach to making FairPlay encrypted frameworks.

If you have an iOS or backend development project, email me at liban2.abdulle@gmail.com for a portfolio/rates request.
Yeah, they are really conscious on performance which is one of the worst parts in Unity.
A better headline would be "How I push all my carbon footprint to other people to make myself feel good."
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We organize and analyze proprietary data around mineral rights assets. This is a huge, hidden market that's been trapped in 80s technology.

Stack: python, django, aws, ubuntu, postgres, redis

more detailed job descriptions at https://mineralsoft.com/jobs

email jon@mineralsoft.com
Drinking Soylent from time to time does not prevent one from cooking or sharing meals, any more than any other new type of food does.
http://www.pennenergy.com/articles/pennenergy/2014/06/renewa...

https://news.vice.com/article/an-energy-revolution-is-underw...
Hardly a law of nature. Its a school of thought. Centralization leads to other inefficiencies such as Economic deadweight loss, and a lack of competition. The cartel/monopolist economy, as created by Centralization, has it's own issues.

Does Economies of scale outweigh the economic surpluses gained from a more competitive economy? Well, that's something one should ask an ivory tower Economist.

See also: Google's increasingly long list of discontinued products, many of which were acquires from burgeoning young businesses.
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We are looking for talented people to join our core team and have a real impact on a new cybersecurity product that actually helps people protect themselves against account hacking.

LogDog is a post A-round startup with a great team of really talented people and we need a few more. Everyone seems to be getting hacked these days and we have an interesting solution that protects private online accounts from hacking. Check out our website to get a sense of what we're doing: https://getlogdog.com

Skills & Requirements
Must have:

At least 5 years software development
Experience in back-end systems development
A sense of humor

Advantages:

Experience in: Nginx, Node.js, MongoDB, Couchbase, RabbitMQ, Kafka
Experience with cloud computing (Azure/AWS)
Experience in internet security
Experience with machine learning

Contact me at alon@logdog.is
Periscope -- Customer Support Specialist | San Francisco | ONSITE | FULLTIME

Periscope is a data analysis tool for professional data analysts that allows them to type SQL queries and get charts really, really fast.

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Your job is to help them do that.

https://www.periscope.io/customer-support-specialist
Zalando is hiring in Berlin, Dortmund, Erfurt, Mönchengladbach (Germany); Dublin (Ireland); and Helsinki (Finland).

Zalando has built an entire fashion ecommerce stack, and is now starting development work on a number of new tech initiatives around extending beyond being just an ecommerce website to being a platform for connecting people with fashion. There is a lot of high end engineering and product work, from programming warehouses to building Big Pipe to cutting edge data science to building entirely new customer facing products.

It's a great place to work and an incredible product vision.

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If you're getting millions of hits per week, you might want to consider doing something to monetize the open source project...
>First, I never cook. I am all for self reliance but repeating the same labor over and over for the sake of existence is the realm of robots.

Well then he does cooking wrong, he could also try to improve himself but in the craft in itself but also add more creativity to it
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