skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. Here is a breakdown

https://www.energifyn.dk/privat/elhandel/bag-om-elprisen

Orange is tax, grey is VAT, yellow also has some tax-like elements.
You'd like to think so, but for the most part, the digitization and prep work is done by post houses or specialist digital distribution services, and the intermediates, which cost money to preserve, are almost always discarded.
London, England - Full Time - ONSITE

Brand Networks (http://bn.co/) is hiring a full stack developer for our office in Shoreditch, London.

We're using AngularJS, Javascript, Python, NodeJS, Go, Ansible, Docker and AWS to build solutions our users love.

If you love programming and would like an entertaining job with smart and friendly colleagues, a steep learning curve and a wide variety of challenges, please get in touch. You can email me personally at jmc@bn.co.

You will need a visa to work in the UK.
And if they can't upgrade, or won't, or don't want to, or don't trust you to tell them to install something?

We went through this years ago with IE6, there were always plenty of devs with variations of "screw 'em", but blaming or penalising users for their set up is a bit of a dick move, and shutting out or inconveniencing a big chunk of potential market is not a good business strategy.

There does come a point where the cost of supporting a browser exceeds the value of the people using it, but I'd be surprised if most sites have hit that for IE8 (the third most used browser, more than twice the market share of the most used firefox).
Political expedience. Mandating that an unloved industry do X makes it the industry's problem. Trying to do Y yourself exposes you to criticism about choice of Y, ability to implement it and consequences of the outcome.
Stationary power plants can be optimized much more than a car. A car engine has to give optimal power at a range of torque and horsepower outputs, from starting out at a stop light, to passing people on the freeway, and maybe pulling a loaded trailer. A stationary plant can be optimized to be much more efficient at single rate of torque and horsepower.
"[...] to make sure your games looks amazing".

Please note the bad collision detection at 0:51 when the player walks through the cube, right as the speaker says that.

Lol.
Not a fan of this. I think the OP exhibits some toxic mindsets.

> As a final station, I'd like to describe what online freelancer markets look like for people like me. On freelancer.com and oDesk, you compete with hundreds of lowest-wage programmers from third world countries for exceedingly crappy "projects". It's an unmitigated race to the bottom.

Why does the OP feel entitled to not have to compete with others? Why should he be given a "not crappy" job? Because you were born in the US?

Fuck that attitude. Here's what happened. The OP stagnated, and other parts of the world didn't. Being from a first world country does not make you special. And it no longer shields you from the brutal realities that most of the world goes through with respect to human competition.

> Maybe even more alarming, the nature of these jobs has changed, too. A year ago, you could sell some landing pages and some basic web programming. Today, almost every inquiry you get is for some illicit script to scrape social media sites.

Yes, the world moves on, the nature of work changes, and things that were valuable 10 years ago become commodities. Being a programmer means being able to program many different things; you know how demands are changing, so either adapt or die. Or switch what field you work in. Construction workers can get $35 an hour, and it's better for your body.

> I feel obsolete, and I'm afraid it's starting to show outwardly.

Woe is me.

> While I was asleep at the wheel during my generic office job, the world moved on without me.

So what are you going to do about it?

> Being able to get work in this field without a fancy background is still possible, but only if you have the right connections.

So work at making those connections.

> Personally, I will just keep looking. Maybe something will turn up.

No, don't do that, it's the same shit that isn't working for you. Go to some meetups, conferences, hackathons, etc. Take a part-time job doing something else to be able to afford the time to build the connections you see as being so important. Buy books and read tutorials (and build side projects) regarding new technologies you want/need to learn. Hey I'm not saying this is the best plan, but any plan is better than no plan.

Or are "connections" your way of excusing your ego for slumping in life? I can blame others for having good genetics all day long, but I'm still going to go to the gym to improve my physique.

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Be proactive when shit hits the fan, when you miss out, when you make mistakes. There is no alternative.
Location: New York, NY
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Ruby/Rails, JS, Cordova
Résumé/CV: https://colinabartlett.com
Email: colin at colinabartlett dot com
The car may cost $45K to make, but that doesn't mean it's worth $45K. Maybe it's worse than the cheaper gas version.
I don't actually program all that much, but I find that for text editing, vim (or even vi) is hard to beat.

As a sysadmin, I appreciate the fact that some form of vi exists on any vaguely unix-like machine I log into. Even without a .vimrc, the basic commands for line editing and searching work and they match with tools like less (or does less match vi?) and using vi has become second nature over time because it's everywhere and it tends to be the default (I hate it when someone makes nano the default $EDITOR so that eg. sudoedit doesn't do the right thing)

I wish Windows servers shipped with vi, too. A decent text editor is the one thing I consistently find myself missing. Notepad most definitely does not count.
I like this implication; it's hard to define meaningful and consistent goals to ourselves when we are relieved of our usual constraints to get pleasure/satisfaction (our means are basically eat food, socialize, have sex, practice sport, consume culture) -- how do we distinguish fundamentally means to ends?

To illustrate, extend Soylent to a more general Hapiness drink. If you took it, you'd be instantly and lastingly satisfied, allowing you to do work and stay very productive without the need to "waste time" socializing, practicing sports or w/e -- and suppose this satisfaction is indeed indistinguishable or better from activity-borne satisfaction. Would we choose to consume it, and why not, fundamentally?
Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: OS (Linux many flavors, OSX, Windows), databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB), caching (Memcached, Varnish), webservers (Apache, Nginx, Express.js), system tools/terminal (cron, syslog, networking, iptables, yum, apt-get, cd, etc.), Perl, Bash, TDD, Ruby, Rails, Agile, PHP, Laravel, JavaScript, AngularJS, jQuery, Ember.js, Meteor, Gulp, Grunt, Node.js, C++, Sails.js, Git, Subversion, REST API integration, Ovirt, VMWare, Less, SASS, CSS, HTML, ZeroMQ, TCP, UDP, SCTP, SS7, MSRP, JSON, XML, HTTP, IMAP, MM7, Google Protocol Buffers, Sip, SMPP, SNMP, DNS, Diameter, LDAP, SOAP XML, SDP, CPIM, CPM, SMIL, HTTPS, TLS, Telecommunications, Ansible, Vagrant

Résumé/CV: contact me

Email: in7h33nd at live dot com

I am a back-end developer who currently does Quality Assurance and Web Engineering for a telecommunication company. I have personally had a hand in adding testing support to the listed network protocols and content types and have a lot of exposure working with them. I also work on creating a front end and back end to multiple websites used by my team every day. Including our Automation Testing Platform and Virtual Machine management tool.

I love to learn and am eager to work on difficult problems. I am very opinionated on the technologies that I have used and would love to chat about them. I also love to lead teams and iterate on existing products to make things better for the user. Feel free to contact me!
It isn't me being spiteful on purpose or anything like that I've just honestly never seen anything interests me.
Ask HN: What projects are you working on (August 2015)?
Completely off topic, but I'm dying to know- how concerned are you about the OPM hack?
Color Themes in Swift on iOS
I've tried switching to VIM (from few years of using Sublime) few times already, but failed every single time: bare VIM is too dysfunctional to my taste and ways of working with text editor (missing tabs, file/folder treee view, easy switching documents, easy visual copy/paste and so on, missing code expanding/completion...).

Last time I tried spf-vim[0] but while it looked 'cool' (it has colors, it does code completion, it somwhere have the folder/file tree view and maybe eve tabs/panels...) yet it is overly complicated, quite badly documented (there is no intro like tutorial on getting you up to speed with what you may want from a text editor, just some strange sounding plugin list with few shortcuts here and there) and overloaded with plugins I am not interested in (PHP related ones) not to mention having few strange issues requiring googling and writing additional configuration just to make VIM behave...

So, while I'd love to use VIM for its speed, the fact its easily portable with the configuration and is available on almost every OS (BSD, Mac, Windows, Linux, you name it) I still write 99% of my code in Sublime, and only use VIM on servers to change this and that. Perhaps another time ;)

[0] http://vim.spf13.com/
Location: Toronto, Canada

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Javascript

Résumé/CV: tsurantino.com/ATsurkan_Resume.pdf

Email: artur@tsurantino.com

I am a recent grad who is looking for product management and related roles.
I have a history of experiences where I've worn many hats, worked with limited resources, and did whatever it took to deliver. I've shipped at Microsoft and worked with my school administration, faculty, and student body to have the first large-scale hackathon hosted at my school. I am looking to take my background into a role that gives me the responsibility and guidance to make an impact.
Ask HN: Article on Windows 10 keys?
I saw an article on here the other day about Windows 10 destroying the old key from your old OS and replacing it with a new Win10 key. Anyone know what im talking about?
Where the 2016 Campaigns are Actually Spending all that Money
Being unemployable is fucking great. You don't need to put up with any of the bullshit that comes with the 9-5. My holy shit moment was when I found a major corporation was willing to pay my year's salary as a dev for a software I created. You mean I just sell you this license at the cost of my entire annual salary as a dev without having to work 9-5 for the entire year? Fuck yeah I'll do it. An interviewer might not even have noted the sheer challenge behind designing & shipping by oneself with no pay for over a year (obviously rote memorization is of much more value), but somebody at some large company found it valuable enough to pay the equivalent of my year's salary had I been a developer. The best part is there's very little maintenance or cost involved. Just answer email and provide support. After the sale, the hard part of the work is done. I guess I could get somebody to manage the after-sales part but I really enjoy talking to my customers and the greatest thrill that it's helping their business.

Since then I've been practically unemployable. It makes no sense if I could make an entire year's worth of salary after a few phone calls and a quick demo. The only downside to this is that you have a lot of idle time. Obviously you can't do sales 24/7 (I wish I could). I'm still trying to figure out how to best use my idle time instead of obsessively commenting on HN or Reddit or playing Counterstrike. Get out? Travel? I don't know yet.

You can do this too. You absolutely can. Don't sell yourself short so you could have a 'secure' job. Don't become a slave to appease others and censor yourself to keep a job. Your time is the single most valuable asset in your life. DO NOT SELL IT FOR CHEAP. Control your destiny. This is capitalism. This is North America.

I had too much coffee, I'm out. mic drop

TL;DR: Get your money's worth. Don't waste time applying and going to interviews for a 9-5. It's not for you.
LaunchKit — fulltime ONSITE — financial district SF

Looking for first engineer outside of the founding team.

Building web-based tools with a native iOS SDK to power pluggable UI components configured in the cloud.

https://launchkit.io/

https://angel.co/launchkit/jobs
Timecounts - London, UK | Full Time | Senior Frontend and Senior Full Stack

https://timecounts.org

At Timecounts we've created a hugely powerful tool for building and mobilizing communities. Our customers range from large nonprofits to hacker events. The founding team includes two Y Combinator alumni and a CEO who's renowned in the field. We're looking for more developers to join our growing team.

We have an isomorphic React frontend (using CJSX, SASS, BrowserSync, webpack...) to a RoR API. We use CircleCI, Git Flow and Continuousish Deployment™... All of which means we'll get you committing to production on day one. It's a hugely challenging but endlessly rewarding app to work on.

We offer great perks such as max-spec hardware, equity, retreats, on-site gym, on-site climbing wall, bike parking and a lovely office (with a terrace!) a few minutes walk from Bermondsey. Oh, and there's a go kart track too :D

If that sounds great, we'd love to hear from you. You can apply via https://timecounts.org/jobs and if you have any questions do feel free to drop me an email at jobs@timecounts.org

Thanks!
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Logentries - https://logentries.com - Dublin, Ireland - ONSITE

Logentries is a real-time log management and analytics service targeting mostly the DevOps and IT market.

We are currently looking for DevOps, Software and Automation engineers to work in a creative and challenging environment to get shit done. Our architecture is highly distributed, written mostly in Java with some Scala, Python and C sprinkled around. The frontend part is Django with Angular and Bootstrap 3. We also maintain a set of open source libraries to integrate with our platform.

If you feel strongly about a good number (between 5-42) of the elements below send your CV to jobs@logentries.com :

• Passionate about Software Development and Delivery (your contribution will be visible)

• Like to automate

• Agility (our standups lasts less than 5 minutes!)

• Own your process

• Strong relevant CS fundamentals: basic data structures, asymptotic analysis, intractability, basic network protocols

• Hands on experience with Linux (not only using your DE), we are currently using Debian

• Practical experience with developing and testing web applications

• Practical experience with a low[ish] level language (C/C++/Objective-C/Java/C#, e.t.c). We mostly use Java.

• Practical experience with a high-level language (we use Python a lot, but Ruby/Lua/Groovy/Clojure, e.t.c is good)

• Experience with at least one Relational and one NoSQL data store

• Experience with Chef or Puppet

• Like to work in an international team

• Things like Brewer's CAP theorem, consistent hashing, false sharing and the FLP impossibility are meaningful to you

• Contributing to open source projects
Google is the new evil. Choking off their ad revenue strikes at the very heart of the beast. If we all work together, we can bring the web back to the glorious 90's!

Of course, thoughtless implementations of targeted advertising can cause problems - such as when it outs pregnant teenage daughters to their fathers. http://www.businessinsider.com/the-incredible-story-of-how-t... Allowing users to define what they'd like to see is great.

I am much more concerned about the data required to provide this targeting and how secure it is.
The Green Freedom link was interesting, thanks for sharing.

It looks like the $3.40 number is contingent on some advances in material science enabling more efficient electrolysis. I also think they under estimate the cost of a new PWR nuclear reactor.
Hopefully single-use!
It’s time to change my mind about ads pause the AdBlocker and see what will happen
I'm not 100% sure how California public utilities commission works, but in most states, the company would in fact need government permission to do upgrades. Otherwise they can't charge more money to do it.

Power companies are heavily regulated and so are power rates. Their business model is dictated to them.
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Seoul, South Korea)

Full-stack US web developer with five years of experience making clients' dreams come true. Need a responsive website or MVP web application built from scratch? Message me today at peng@nylira.com and let's get you far ahead of the competition.

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See my portfolio at http://nylira.com - https://github.com/nylira - http://linkedin.com/in/nylira

Skills: JS / Ruby / CSS / HTML / Photoshop

Frameworks: Ruby on Rails, React, Express, Koa, Stylus, Sass, Less

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The main problem I have with suggesting starting with MacVim is that using it doesn't translate well when you're SSH'd into another system running a different OS. I've been using Vim for a while (and now neovim) and recently tried out MacVim and it just didn't make any sense to me. The menus are totally non-intuitive if you're used to doing everything from the keyboard. Conversely, I wouldn't expect someone who started by using MacVim to be comfortable with the keyboard shortcuts either.

Opening up a virgin vim session on a new system kind of makes you realize how much you'll miss out on if you don't know about :set number, :set wrap, :set syntax <whatever>.
Eden (YC S15), On-Demand Tech Help, Switches from Contractors to W2 Employees
you should come to india first, we have many jobs for expert coders here, u could land up getting u a self quite many opportunities if u have good coding skills...

If I would have been a company owner and if u have had that skills i would have taken u even if u had that level of skills
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Mobile Friendly or Mobile Foe? Top Obstacles to Mobile Shopping (Mobile1st)
Location: Dubai, UAE (UTC+4)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, planning to move back to Europe in a few months (somewhere as of yet undecided, I'm originally from the UK)

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, JavaScript (Node, React, jQuery, Backbone), Erlang, PHP (Wordpress)

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=52691687, https://github.com/lucaspiller

Email: luca@stackednotion.com

I'm a full stack developer who seems to focus on maintaining legacy applications that need some love - it's not what I go out looking for, but they seem to find me! My last client project involved migrating a bunch of Rails 1 / 2 applications to new servers and upgrading Ruby / Rails versions to patch security issues. Before that I was tasked with fixing and releasing a new Rails application that had been built by an outsourcing team who didn't really have any clue what they were doing. I'm currently taking a sabbatical from client work to build my own products in the Wordpress space, but if something interesting comes along I'm happy to take it on!
It would be fantastic if people would use #REMOTE in their posts rather than just REMOTE. Makes it a lot easier to eliminate false positives when searching the page.
Deep cycle lead-acid batteries are still the go-to battery for off-gridders. They're recyclable and fairly affordable for the amount of energy storage.

He's not using a high-CCA battery, you can see the model of the battery behind the window in the picture.

I hope this situation changes in 2016 because I'm tired of adding distilled water.
If he lives in LA he should use good white linen clothes, wash them with a bit of water after every use and whiten / disinfect these with sunlight.

These would look much better than cheap synthetic staff, would not use (child?) slave labor (drones?) in China, would not use resources to make/maintain drones in China, no need to ship these, would not result in the laundry cycle in the charity, etc...
Location: Gaithersburg, MD

Remote: Maybe

Willing to Relocate: Yes, prefer San Francisco and New York City

Technologies: C++11, python, Parallelization, distributed systems (key-value store, MapReduce), some golang

Interests: Distributed systems

Résumé/CV: https://fr.linkedin.com/in/zhanglizhong

Email: z(dot)lizhong(at)gmail(dot)com
Of course they believe that. If they saw taxation for the extortion it is, they wouldn't be happy with having rulers either.

They have shadowbanned me several times already, with different accounts.

Plenty of people don't care about funding wars or other harmful stuff, because it simply never occurs to them what's going on. That doesn't mean everything is alright, nor that people would accept how their taxes are used if they ever really thought about it.

Drone warfare? The much more worrying threat is drone-enforced tyranny. That's where they're going, of course. Think Kim Jong Un might like to have his own robot army? -So would any other ruler.
JUnit Lambda Crowdfunding Campaign
Here's what the page looked like before I had any chance to read what is the service.

https://i.imgur.com/g7dLXCZ.png

0/10
I hope he finds out about the Indie Web movement:

https://indiewebcamp.com/why

Quote:

> Whatever the reason, you're done with sharecropping your content, your identity, and your self.

> Our online content and identites are becoming more important and sometimes even critical to our lives. Neither are secure in the hands of random ephemeral startups or big silos. We should be the holders of our online presence.

A good introductory article on the Indie Web movement appeared in Wired:

http://www.wired.com/2013/08/indie-web/

People working on this include Ward Cunningham, inventor of the first wiki, c2.com.
You use/lose some of the energy in transport, either way. I forget exactly, but high voltage power lines lose something like 1% of their energy every...100 miles?

Another way to look at it would be: How much electricity would it take an electric truck to deliver that gasoline?
I looked through the thread and I see too many negative comments.

Guys, let's take a minute to appreciate how freakin' amazing Soylent is. It's like a space food every kid dreams about. It is insanely convenient. It can solve so many problems in the world.

Thank you, Soylent team, I wish you luck, your startup is amazing!
A lot of California pollution is indirect, as in produced from factories outside of the state. Which makes GDP a terrible measure of pollution.