skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Movable Ink / New York City (Onsite) / Full time / http://movableink.com/careers

Seeking Senior Engineers (Node.js, GO and/or Ruby)

Seeking a Leadership position leading the design of New backend services for a brand new product?? This might be the perfect fit for you!!

Movable Ink is seeking a new, curious, Sr. Engineer who really wants opportunities for growth and development. The backend services you'll be developing will become the foundation of our new product lines. You'll be on a small team designing, developing, and testing new services to fit into our existing service oriented architecture. You'll be joining an engineering organization that practices pair programming, kanban, continuous integration and kaizen. We're a client driven, collaborative group that works closely with designers, product owners, internal stakeholders and end users.

If you are passionate about working with a cool tech stack and interested in helping the company go public, email me at bkaunitz@movableink.com
It depends completely on what you're doing.

Probably the most important difference before you get any traffic is that Digital Ocean is selling you a standard Linux box, no magic required.
> If a battery costs $20k (like a Tesla)

That's not nearly the asymptotic price, though. Tech is still developing.
> On top of this, it just makes it more difficult for anyone in their dorm room to start a business. It's not a coincidence that the startup scene is nearly non-existent where unions have a strong presence (France, Sweden, Denmark, Norway).

As someone from a country with stronger unions, I would like to propose a different interpretation. As a result of a strong union culture, regular jobs are just too comfortable to consider doing a startup. A startup is a very risky venture where most founders have to work at their utmost limits. I am sure many startups have been created out of a dissatisfaction with the circumstances of the former employment.

In contrast, many jobs in unionized countries pay fair wages, force you to take 30 or more days of vacation and respect your work-life balance. Nowadays you also get a lot of time off, if you become a father or mother.

Would you give up all those things, just to try something that has a 80 percent (or more) failure rate? I know this is a forum for entrepreneurs, so most people would. But a job you are really satisfied with, makes this decision a lot harder.
Sure but then every analysis is flawed because everything has some kind of externality that's hard to measure and account for.

How much fuel is burned to make the cells? How much pollution happens to mine the rare earths for the cells and the motors? It's super easy to poke holes in both sides of the argument because building a car is so damn complicated whether it's an ICE or electric.
The example JSON response from this api resource is a good overview of the metrics gathered:

https://wakatime.com/developers/#stats
Not working for Microsoft, but generally big companies have a don't say anything policy except redirect the person querying something to public relations. A normal employee is not authorized to speak for the company.

So you won't see anyone actually working at Microsoft declaring they work at the company confirming, denying or correcting this issue. People want to keep their jobs.

They might talk about it anonymously, not mentioning they work for the company.
Turn your phone into a simple 'holographic' projector
Senior Server Engineer, Limbic

San Francisco, California or Köln, Germany

ONSITE

We're looking for an experienced game developer to work on an undisclosed PvP, server-based, 3D mobile game. This role will work closely with front-end engineers to create the supporting backend for gameplay systems and features.

To apply, send your resume and cover letter, including a list of your five favorite mobile games to: jobs@limbic.com

Include: "Senior Server Engineer, Hacker News" in the subject line of your email.

http://www.limbic.com/careers.html

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Senior Gameplay Programmer, Limbic

San Francisco, California or Köln, Germany

ONSITE

We're looking for an experienced game developer to work on an undisclosed PvP, server-based, 3D mobile game. This role will work closely with our other super talented engineers, artists and game designers.

To apply, send your resume and cover letter, including a list of your five favorite mobile games to: jobs@limbic.com

Include: "Senior Gameplay Programmer, Hacker News" in the subject line of your email.

http://www.limbic.com/careers.html
I wouldn't be surprised if they added this to VS Code, which is available for mac. That would be nice.
With an intrusive linked list you pay the memory cost of having node pointers all the time. If you're you're going to do that, then you may as well keep all your nodes in a list all the time, and use splice() to move them around. There are practically no performance advantages to using intrusive linked-lists in this case.
High Growth EdTech Startup Seeking Senior Android Developer
I really hope the current centralization of the web is an evolutionary step.

The degree of centralization is directly correlated with its reach. It was decentralized when most people in it were tech savvy, it became centralized as more people got in that are not tech savvy. To make it decentralized again we could 1) expel all non tech savvy people 2) increase the level of tech savvyness 3) create a parallel web where mostl people are tech savvy. I don't see either 1 or 2 happening any time soon. (3) is happening with bitcoin and tor, but as soon as they get popular enough they get centralized again.
SEEKING WORK Lead Expert iOS Developer, Teacher, and Author (San Francisco/Remote)

- Published Author on iOS Programming

- Over 5 Years of Experience

- Built over 50 apps with over 5 Million downloads

- Built apps for 5 Fortune 500 Clients

- Experience building products from end-to-end

- Leader of team of engineers

- Experience working directly with clients, product managers, and designers

- Graduated with Degree in Computer Science

- Located in San Francisco

- Native English Speaker, Born in USA

- Swift & Objective-C

- Ruby on Rails

- Core Data, Core Graphics,Core Location,Core Animation,MapKit, Grand Central Dispatch, and Many More iOS Frameworks

- Git

- Wire-framing and Prototyping

- Mobile User Interface and Design

I am only looking for 1099 Contract-based work. No W2. Please no temp agencies or recruiters. Remote work $125/hour, In-Person $175/hour + Commute Time. Please No Game Development, Please No budgets under $5k. I will not work for Equity or Revenue Sharing.

email me at iOSDeveloperSF@gmail.com if you would like to see live apps, code samples, and references.
One Way to Fight California's Drought: Desalt the Ocean
simple logic dictates that if it weren't awesome it wouldn't sell used for $130. Curiosity alone or a few references in some article or wherever won't drive a used price that high!
Harvard CISO shares 5 pearls of IT security wisdom
TCP being awful at high bandwidth, and scientists not knowing how to use anything more efficient.
Cool project. The eLua link in the footnotes is dead the new eLua link is:

http://wiki.eluaproject.net/FrontPage

Two interesting "waves" to watch in traditional very small microcontrollers, its fun to think about which wave will hit first and have more long term impact, unix on a microcontroller like the retrobsd project to put BSD on something as small as a PIC, or high level language on very small chips like these scheme/lisp/forth/lua projects.
This is likely in Melbourne/Indialantic Florida. It could also be in Texas, Virginia, or Maryland. Note that Florida combines low housing costs, lack of an income tax, super-short commutes, and very little traffic. It can be a shock compared to what you may be used to. This is ONSITE. An active Top Secret/SCI security clearance is required.
Any overtime would be paid; we don't make you work for free. You get flex-time and an office with solid walls.

We need a system administrator.

The users mostly run Ubuntu, but some run Windows and other things. The users are primarily software developers.
You should be familiar with virtualization
(Open Stack, VMWare, VSphere, VCenter), scripting, LDAP, DNS, security, backups, and running cables.

https://rtnsi.theresumator.com/apply/u2SS6D/Systems-Administ...
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Only San Francisco Bay Area
Technologies: HTML, CSS,JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, MySQL, PostgreSQL and Angular.js.
Resume: subratrout.com
Github:subratarout

Self taught, passionate about programming, web development especially full stack web development using JavaScript, ruby on rails and/or MEAN stack.
Recently,completed Front End web development NanoDegree program from Udacity and Full Stack Web developer program at Coding Dojo, San Jose.
If you want a rockstar/ninja then perhaps you should not hire me. Not at that level yet. However I will put my 110% effort to work as an Intern or Junior Developer.
Cars charge overnight, which is a trough in electric demand. power plants prefer even loads. So car charging loads would be much less stressful than, say, growing population 10% and increasing peak demand.
It makes me question, however, what is Air BnB's 'social impact'? Providing an easier gateway for people to engage in illegal renting?
To comply according to EU jusrisdiction
India orders clampdown on Internet porn, sparks censorship debate
Greenhouse Software | NYC | Onsite/Full time

Greenhouse is helping companies get better at recruiting. Founded in 2012, we have grown to more than 100 employees and have more than 600 customers, some of which are the best known tech brands in industry. Our customers love Greenhouse: http://bit.ly/1IOuB6U

In December 2014 we raised a $13.6M Series B and we've devoted this year to scaling our business, driving product innovation, and growing market share.

Engineering has been, and will continue to be, a huge part of Greenhouse's early success. This team releases features multiple times per week and empowers engineers to have a direct impact on our business. And we're hiring!

Here's a glimpse at who we want to hire:

Full Stack Software Engineers: you'll own entire features and work with Javascript, Angular and Ruby on Rails

Security Engineer: you'll manage our security program and use tools like Burp, Kali and Metasploit to hack new features before they go to prod

Senior Software Engineer - Infrastructure: you'll primarily work on Greenhouse's architecture, building out our inhouse PaaS on top of AWS and engineering micro-services using Ruby

Solutions Engineer: 70% of your work will be contributing production code to build APIs and Webhooks. 30% of your time will be spent working directly with our customers and partners

Learn more about Greenhouse and our amazing team here http://www.greenhouse.io/careers
As sibling says, gifts wouldn't be a problem with a "credits" type system, but for someone like me who could ship things to myself at 3+ addresses in a week it would be a no-go unless theres enough credits account for that, which would pretty much make it useless for its purpose of preventing sharing.
The tech support guys is obviously not sure of what's going on.

I don't think it works like that.
On my own experience, I did the free upgrade last week to my HDD when it came out. I also created a USB drive to do a clean install, during the weekend I replaced the HDD with an SSD and put a new RAM stick in it. Windows 10 was installed from the USB stick and was properly activated with those hardware changes without having to input any type of product Key.

So yeah, bad on the tech support guy, but I don't think this will be an issue for gamers who constantly change RAM, video cards and hard drives.
Yes, I do use it as my main editor (I have "vim" aliased to start kakoune instead). Knowledge on how to use kakoune doesn't seem to interfere when I need to use vim for some reason (such as ssh-ing into some machine that doesn't have kakoune).
Senior Software Engineer, Rhumbix
San Francisco, CA

ONSITE

Looking for:
- iOS Engineers
- Android Engineers
- Python Engineers (Django / Data Science)
- Generalists

Rhumbix is a mobile platform designed to increase construction productivity and safety. We are the first company to use crew telematics to capture field data in real-time from worker's smartphones. The result is safer job sites, a reduced administrative burden, and more time at the work face.

Email jon at rhumbix.com and include "Hacker News" in the subject line.
The article states:

" “If it is too warm, the behavior thing you can do is take off a piece of clothing, but you can only do that so much. You could also say let’s keep it a very cold building and women should just wear more clothes.”
But his study offers another solution: Change the formula."

But then it completely fails to mention how that solves the problem of men not being able to strip naked in an office.
Multiple iOS Engineers, Under Armour Connected Fitness
Austin, TX

The Under Armour Connected Fitness team is building new experiences to make all athletes better. It’s an open platform that connects our customers with the gear they need to enhance their performance.

Check out our new office: http://tinyurl.com/kjsbqzk

Please apply below!
https://boards.greenhouse.io/connectedfitness/jobs/72519#.Vb...
That's not how it works. I replaced my SSD and RAM over the weekend and did a clean install. Win10 was activated without asking me for a key.
I'm really curious about database development. What level of experience are you looking for? Are you open to remote work?
> A dishonest site will have a poor-quality feed, and may be disciplined by being ignored.

So you're really just doing current antispam, with some additional identification which may or may not be respected (its value relies in forcing manual labor on initial key exchange) and may or may not be scalable (say you put a new honest mailserver online -- are you going to statically exchange keys with all other servers out there? And how do you verify a key is still valid at any point? Are you going to pull something out of DNS? this sounds familiar...). Hardly a silver bullet IMHO, sorry.

> Completely and totally wrong, since in the model I'm talking about reputation is local to my site, not shared.

It doesn't matter: you're a stolen key away from suffering. If I get your key and start signing spam with it, sending it all over the place, you'll soon be overflowed by "yo!"s, you'll have to regenerate keys, rebuild trust (a process you've forced to be slow), and your mail won't go through for days or weeks. The typical exactness of caching algorithms will ensure that minor servers will still be "yo!"ing you for months or years, and again your mail won't go through.

We really have no idea how many private keys get stolen every day. They are just not deployed unless they produce valuable activity (accessing a control panel, signing a malicious driver and so on). Spamming is an immediately-valuable activity, so they would become prized loot overnight.
Also, we've seen enough attacks on HTTPS and other "secure" implementations by now, that we should know signatures are not a panacea.

And all this effort just to add "another signal" to the pile of checks we already do...

> Better than whitelists, no?

They are effectively the same thing, which is why the following option in the list is "Whitelists suck".

> (X) Countermeasures must work if phased in gradually

Why?

Are you going to have "email switch day"? Good luck with that. Look at IPv4 vs IPv6, email is on that scale.

EDIT: apologies, I see you were concentrating on NNTP. However, I don't think the two worlds are particularly dissimilar -- NNTP just never reached the scale and criticality of SMTP, at which point your solution becomes basically unmanageable.
Does water-powered hydrogren power consume freshwater? If you can get it the input from ocean, there is no scarcity problem.
Senior Engineer, Cloud Architecture - Victoria BC - sendwithus

Sendwithus is a Y Combinator backed company founded in 2013. We are a fun loving, hard working, and motivated team that loves to ship code and create amazing customer experiences. We want someone who can work with our team of developers and contribute to our lively team culture.

We have offices in Victoria BC and San Francisco CA and we’re looking for exceptional individuals to join us.

For more on the position and benefits offered at sendwithus check out the full posting at https://www.sendwithus.com/jobs/senior-engineer-cloud-archit...
Will create a small lab to go after my dream ideas, money is a big factor in freedom. While working for big companies you are stuck often times, unfortunately cost of living is so high in SV to bootstrap unless you have YC like people helping you. Rent + health for a family can alone be 4k min which means 70k only for rent and health insurance!
Health first for sure then money, often times you loose your health while trying making money. I would love to hear other people what they are thinking!
Why I refuse to be silenced (freedom of speech, Islam, Berkeley)
How difficult would it be to add a garbage collector to a language that you have written a compiler for?
question: do these same people have hard time grasping what "follow" means on Instagram? or Tumblr? or Pinterest?
Tell HN: HN item index count is approaching 10^7
As you can see, there are only a few hundred items to go when this is posted. 10^7 = 10 million = 10,000,000. The previous (numerological) milestone, item 10^6, was ~ 6 years ago. Tell us about what you think HN would be like when the counter hits 10^8.
I'm not familiar with Phillip K Dick's short stories. Which one do you mean?
Optum - Minneapolis, MN - Software Engineer Onsite

At Optum, we want to make health care work better for everyone. In doing so, we are changing a whole industry with our technology. If you are the kind of engineer that likes the idea of disrupting an industry with your technology, then we need you on our team.

We are currently building a team for a greenfield project that will provide some of the foundational services on which Optum applications are built. Think Facebook Graph API but for Healthcare. We are a small team with the ability to set our own agenda, select our own technologies and build software however we are most effective.

We are looking for rubyists, people that have experience building APIs, scalable systems, and/or strong algorithmic or security backgrounds.

If you're interested in learning more please contact me at josh.cutler@optum.com
I too find kakoune interesting and have recently begun to add multiple cursor/selection support to my vim like editor.

https://github.com/martanne/vis
Do Google have any presence in France like offices or property which to give the judicial system in France jurisdiction to make this decision over the site?
That effectively implement storage+sharing+identity? Not that I'm aware of, which is why I'm working on one (https://github.com/Muterra/doc-muse). Plenty of things try and tackle one or two of those but I've never seen anything address all three. I would really, really like to know if one exists so I can pick it apart and learn from it.

A big part of the difficulty is that you truly can't be everything for everyone, but you really need to be something for anyone. If you approach it as a distributed social networking problem (which is most of what I've seen) then you're really missing the indescribably large forest for one specific tree.

The blackbox I've focused on for this protocol is (arbitrary insecure physical bytestream in) -> [box] -> (arbitrary private, authenticated, integrity-verified bytestream out). We use networks to communicate between persons/services/things, not between IP addresses -- the right place to address the problem is between network and application.
Quala: Type Qualifiers for LLVM/Clang
Part of Twitter's problem is a mismatch between people who hold the largest megaphones compared to people they need to stick-around if their user growth is to continue.

People with millions of followers probably don't need to interact with any of them, but will maintain or grow their follower count through whatever celebrity got them their original following. They'll likely get retweets and replies to virtually everything they post - but may not even read any of it.

On the other side of the spectrum, people just starting out on the platform probably have few or no followers, nor are they likely to immediately find the people posting about content they want to follow. It's like walking into a party where everybody is already 3 or 4 beers deep and trying to join the conversation.

Twitter seems to think the answer to this problem is to encourage you to follow Barack Obama or Katy Perry, which seems like a really stupid suggestion if you're trying to show a new user that they can use their platform to establish networks of people interested in similar things that keep you coming back.

Most users will never get any personal reply from either Barack Obama or Katy Perry ... so maybe Twitter should research how to push new users towards people more-likely to reply. Once you find people you can corespond with on their platform, it establishes a natural hook to encourage you to return.

By lining up virtual "nobodies" with the most famous celebrities on the planet they're setting new users up for disappointment unless those users invest time finding the right people to interact with.
> I have a degree but it's from a for-profit trade art school

Tbh, my first jobs were in places that was almost entirely made up of people from those sorts of places and paid below market.

But like I've said elsewhere, I only brought it up 'cause the original parent I replied to claims there is no need to worry about the degree essentially.
This Site Is Your DeLorean for Startup Homepages
London | REMOTE

Ananas - Various

Ananas is an early-stage semi-stealth company focusing on the intersection of religion and technology.

We have an array of private investors from celebrities to family offices across a range of faiths.

We believe we can help billions of people and make the world a better place by helping build stronger communities and combatting extremism, something we believe may worsen in coming years (our founders predicted the rise of ISIS).

We have ambitious hiring plans and are specifically looking for:

-UI/UX designers

- iOS/Android developers, native or otherwise

- AI experts. Semantic networks of particular interest

- Content managers (2-4 per religion)

We are based in London but there is significant scope for location elsewhere or remote work.

For those that believe organised religion can help people & communities, but maybe needs a little help, this is likely one of the best (and most intriguing) places you could work.

Please e-mail emad@ananet.co.uk for more information

Those interested in the project can also sign up on www.ananas.co for early access
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Can_Remember_It_for_You_Who... (adapted to film as "Total Recall" twice).

Quite a few of his stories have been made into movies with Blade Runner ("Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?") probably the best adaptation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_K._Dick_bibliography#Fi...
Since it was so close to the blast, wouldn't it still be radioactive, like Marie Curie's journals?
Why not just get together with tech folks over tech, and bonsai people over bonsai, and cross-pollinate your life a bit? :)
French voters are free to censor their own internet. They aren't free to censor the internet globally.

France is free to set up their own version of the Great Firewall of China if they want to block Google.com within their borders. That's their recourse; demanding Google censor search results everywhere is not.