skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Human API - Redwood City, CA & Vancouver, BC http://humanapi.co/ (onsite, visa)

== About us ===

We're a small, product-centric team focused on opening the world of health data. For us, life is all about moving fast, crushing hard problems, and enjoying the journey. Our investors include a16z, Eric Schmidt, Blue Run Ventures, Max Levchin, Scott Banister, and Alex Payne.

== What you will build ==

Human API is the easiest way to integrate health data from anywhere. Users can now securely share their health data with any application or system, regardless of how that data was recorded, processed or stored. As an engineer on our team, you’ll be involved in one or more of the following areas:

- Modeling clinical data - organizing and normalizing the world of health data

- Developing and scaling structured APIs

- Scaling our ingestion platform and optimizing a multivariate rate limited system

- Data engineering and building tools for data science - NLP and Classification

- Powering platforms and tools for customers to build health apps

== Open roles ==

Most of our engineers have diverse programming background (Javascript (Nodejs) / Scala / Python / Java / C), and most roles require willingness to work on Nodejs, however we gravitate towards using the right tool for the job. Experience with some of the following required:

- Stream processing and unified log systems with Kafka, RabbitMQ, and zeromq

- Mongodb, Redis and Cassandra for data storage

- Data analysis with Spark or Python tools

- Building and scaling a modern infrastructure stack with Docker and Mesos

- Building consumer focused apps and/or developer focused tools

- Powering search with Elastic Search and related tools

You can read more about some of the open roles here: http://humanapi.co/company/join We'd love to hear from you even if you don't "fit" one of the job specs -- we hire for people not roles. andrei@humanapi.co
A convenient addition the library would be a Seq/Hash that delegates to a "regular" List or Map without copying. I haven't had the time yet to look into how default interface methods work in conjunction with dynamic proxies, but may be able to easily "figify" a list that way
Lendico https://www.lendico.com/ Berlin, Germany
Full Time, VISA, ONSITE only, Will relocate

Senior Java Developers https://lendico.workable.com/jobs/87095

Senior PHP Developers https://lendico.workable.com/jobs/67431

We are looking for experienced developers who will help us with our next iteration(s) of our platform. Keywords: Distributed systems, fintech, microservices.

Contact: seong-min.kang@lendico.de
Think of this as less of a "game development engine" and more of an "interactive experience engine". Things like physics modeling and input control are useful in far more than just entertainment products.

I get the feeling this is less targeted at game developers than the people who use Autodesk products for things other than games, who might benefit from a game-like interface.
Location:Cleveland,OH
Remote: Yes (Only Remote)
Willing to relocate: Yes (But there are some constraints)
Technologies: .NET (WPF/WCF), ASP .NET (Web Forms/MVC/Web API/SingalR), AngularJS, JavaScript, JQuery
Résumé/CV: https://venuamudala.wordpress.com/resume/ (If you want to look at my resume, email me for a password please !!)
Email : venu.amudala@outlook.com
Not trying to be sarcastic. Scheme doesn't run in the browser and lacks tooling for readily manipulating the DOM...at least typically. Lisp in the browser has been much on my mind as I've been trying to get a handle on Clojurescript.

It's a poor atom-blaster that doesn't point both ways -- Hober Mallow
They tried that in the python-cuba wg. The former chair of it stepped down because he has been the target by SJWs trying to ruin his career. What is his crime? He spoke against the GGAB for its criteria on what is a "harasser" after he ended up on it without ever being part of GamerGate.
Well, yeah, but I don't see the German brands wanting to compete for the German market only either.
Head in the cloud: Amazon Web Services’ SoMa pop-up now permanent
Anyone know what the shelf life is? Does it need to be refrigerated? In the Ars Technica interview they say that thepowder has much longer shelf life, but that's as far as it goes.
Location: Mumbai, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Django, Postgres, Javascript, Linux

Résumé/CV: http://vishalsodani.com/freelance-experience/

Email: vishalsodani@gmail.com

I am willing to explore and work in new technologies.
many thanks, i will fix this today.
Yes, everything.

I put so much value in achieving all the goals my family set for me. I figured everyone would love me when I was a success. So I checked off everything on the list, and I mean everything. Nothing changed. Of course. I know that now, but I wish someone had told me before.

Live for yourself, do what you want to do. When other people tell you what to do, not only don't they know, but it won't please them when you do.
It's very much in the eye of the beholder, I personally feel way more connected with friends and family and much less lonely with social media than when the technology was more primitive.

This whole "technology alienates us from each other" narrative seems to me like a misguided reaction to social change, nostalgia for a time that never existed - where people were never lonely because they were always face to face or on the phone. (Oh except the geeks interested in boring things like math or science fiction, fuck them.)

Perhaps this depends on whether you've lived in many places or travel a lot, and have friends spread throughout the world. Or if you have peculiar interests and meet friends through those shared interests - hard to do if you're in a small town, easy to do online.
If anyone is looking for a good book on using vim effectively, this one is great:

https://pragprog.com/book/dnvim/practical-vim
Exactly. Users control the internet. Almost everyone has this backwards.
Auth0 https://auth0.com - Remote | Seattle, USA | Buenos Aires, AR

Auth0 makes identity simple for developers. Our subscriber base consists of more than 24,000 developers at over 20,000 enterprises across more than 150 countries around the world. We are growing quickly and well funded. https://auth0.com/blog/2015/06/23/another-big-milestone/

We are looking to expand our team in the following roles:

* Engineer (backend, frontend, ops)

* Product Designer

* Technical Writer

* Customer Success Engineer

See more at https://auth0.com/jobs

p.s. We also offer paid internships in Buenos Aires (flight, airbnb and salary)
I don't know, how much energy does making clothes in China consume? You're more than welcome to go find out and let us know...
can you recommend any resources to read more about this? I wasn't aware and it sounds incredibly interesting to me.
Given Linode's past history, I'd regrettably have to agree. I didn't see evidence of Linode infrastructure when I posted my earlier comment.

It's frustrating that PagerDuty can't / won't share that information. I can't see how that's helping law enforcement's investigation, and it's potentially putting a lot of other people at risk depending on the nature and severity of the compromise.
Dunning-kruger in effect. We are all at least layman when it comes to nutrition and health, so you get people who dont know what they dont know commenting on something to reassure their views. They dont do the research, because they already "know" the right answer.

We should be skeptical of any food stuff the purports to be nutritionally near perfect, but Soylent looks like its on track.
This YouTube star just turned a bunch of mean comments into an epic song
> 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

You should try `vimtutor` (it usually ships with vim). For the first 1-2 weeks of using vim, you will be less productive than with your usual editor but you have to force yourself to use it. Eventually, you will not want to go back.
There are already many of those services. But many of those who are even trying to be serious just ask for a credit card to verify that you're of age. Not sure how else to check if someone is of age without massive privacy issues, especially since the 'potential' customer could just lie.
Startup School Radio Ep 2: How Justin.tv Became Twitch
Except when the original title is unclear/clickbait. -> "If we[b] stand still, we[b] go backwards"
unu motors (http://www.unumotors.com)
electric scooters and really cool stuff (think tesla on 2 wheels)
is hiring big on engineering (Software, Embedded, Electronics, IT)
http://jobs.lever.co/unu
> "David Cameron could force porn websites to shut down"

Could he? Really? I doubt it.
I fail to see how this makes the article plausible.
Justworks Inc: New York City, NY - Fulltime - Onsite Only - Will relocate

Web Developers
iOS Developers
Front-end Engineers
Product Designers and more!

https://www.justworks.com/careers/ OR email Leilani Lucero: leilani@gmail.com
Thank you for this story. I'm going for a bike ride right now.
This is fascinating. I work for a research lab and have a clearance, but we all make below private sector industry standard. I've never actually looked at defense contractors and thus had no idea what the pay scale was like.
The key to learning vim for me was to create my own vimrc from the ground up. I decided to not add anything to that file that I didn't understand what it was for. That and time. As long as you can open a file in vim, add a couple of lines of code and save it, you're good to go. Just keep using it and that vim magic will come to you ;)
You're absolutely right. I'll update the post.

Also, we seem to have killed the US Energy Information and Administration energy prices website. I feel that my day is now fulfilled.
Modo's price increased recently when The Foundry took over. Lightwave is now a better option, although they both have strengths and weaknesses.

Game designers use a range of tools, so it's a hard sell to convince people to stick with one suite. But it is Autodesk, they play hard.

iClone is starting to get seriously interesting for the Indy scene. It's not a modeller, but it's no longer a toy. Their marketing department overdoes the "50% off for one week only" thing, which put me off initially, but the application is good. The direct puppet feature is cool. The holy grail might be lip syncing, and is getting better but nobody has an easy solution for that yet. iClone's focus is low-poly so works well with export to Unreal (in theory, I haven't done it yet).
EFF, AdBlock and Others Launch New “Do Not Track” Standard
It takes time to finally accept such abstractions. For the first ten years, I had to look under the hood to get a grasp of things, until you saw enough to finally accept staying in the domain, not caring about syntax.

Funny thinking that Lisp started as a blackboard experiment.

[1] unless you hit P vs NP territory.
No, they have abused it before. They deleted a GamerGate repo then went on twitter to gloat about it.
Life's Building Blocks Found on a Comet: Philae Lander Reveals New Surprises
is there a "Facebook Boycott"? if not, there should be. if you'd like to support the Indie Web, do not link to Facebook or other such centralized walled-gardens, and explain to your users why you've made that decision.
re: "worse health outcomes" for formula/bottle-fed babies - there was a recent study which refutes that common idea --

http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2014/02/27/breast_feedi...
Not everyone can. Here in the US, doing so without family support / fallback if you fail out makes it extremely risky. If you're supporting yourself completely, having to work gets in the way of going to school (immersion while working full-time, especially at workplaces that demand all your time is basically impossible.) Others succeed in a work setting, but struggle in school. Still others don't want to deal with mounds of debt, and have no college fund/trust fund/aren't good enough to get scholarships. There are lots of reasons.

https://medium.com/@opirmusic/why-software-developers-should...
Deezer - deezer.com / Paris, France

Senior Android Software Engineer - Core Team [VISA]

Press play on your next adventure! Music uplifts, it makes us get up and dance, it adds colour to life. Here at Deezer, it fuels everything we do. Want in?
If you’re looking for an adventure, not just a job, and you fancy seeing ideas come to life in a heartbeat, you're in the right place. Behind the code and the pixels is the team. From all over the world, with diverse talents and skills, we're building something incredible – together.
Now, here’s the fun part… We are looking for an experienced Android Engineer with a passion for technology and product quality. We aim at strengthening the mobile Android team with a creative and innovative problem-solver, who is able to cope with a challenging environment.If you want to work on an app with big audience and help millions of Android users listening to their favorite artists all over the world, then join the team!

RESPONSIBILITIES

- Working closely with the whole Android team and helping them achieve their objectives.
- Ensuring that all the code written, and the architecture is high quality and scalable
- Improving the production process with innovative solutions and tools
- Solving complex problems with smart solutions

LIFE@DEEZER

- Start-up environment and philosophy, right in the center of Paris
- Highly motivated and product-focused people ready to drive innovation
- In-house Deezer Sessions with your favorite artists, gig tickets
- Friday drinks, summer and winter parties
- A stocked kitchen with free drinks and snacks
- Areas to relax and collaborate with beanbags, guitars and table football
- An ‘at home’ vibe, with great outdoor spaces
- Gym access at Deezer HQ, with lunch-time yoga, pilates and thai boxing classes

more infos and other jobs offers -> http://www.deezer.com/company/jobs_offer_description/ogLb0fw...

You can also mail me directly at fb@deezer.com
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Out of curiosity what's your take on people who had a clearance and then let it expire? They go inactive after 2 years so getting back seems like an issue.
> If you think finding a good developer is hard, try finding a good developer who also holds a security clearance.

Maybe it's harder to find in the States. I had a Canadian clearance for ten years (it wasn't a low level one either), and could never get a job, even with experience in whatever stack they were utilizing. The reason? Couldn't speak french. Even thought the coding language is all either English or math, and from contacts I have in the industry it's completely English, no dice.

Then again I can't get work for any defense company in the states because I'm not American so that's always fun too.
Thirded. I use inoreader to track my billion or so webcomics, and I like it a lot --- enough that I actually gave them money.
Reify Health | Boston, MA | Full-time engineer

Reify Health is looking for software engineers and product specialists interested in building great products and technology to enable a more creative healthcare system. Healthcare stagnates when slow, expensive clinical trials kill potentially breakthrough products—we'd like to end that.

A good applicant is interested in building top-of-the-line web applications, familiar with functional programming, and gets personally jazzed up by building software to make a difference in people's lives.

We're a small team so working with us is a chance to have a huge impact. If you're interested contact me directly at joseph@reifyhealth.com. Thanks!
Location: Santa Fe, NM

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes, please (prefer Phoenix, AZ area)

Tech: JavaScript/Node.js (also Java, but that's ancient history)

Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethstradling (full resume on request)

email:seth<at>simplelunch.co

I'm a research analyst (some competitive/market intelligence background) with experience with stats and software. It's not quite reflected in my profile/resume, but I'm the guy my teams depend on to learn new stuff and actually make things work (technical or not).
Helloscout [http://helloscout.com/] | San Francisco, CA | Onsite

About us: We connect travelers with locals who help find/book awesome experiences. Currently, we use these tools: obj-c, parse.com, express, git, js, html, css.

We're looking for another mobile developer to join our team to help build out our iOS product. On the backend, we run on Parse, so any JS/Parse experience would be a plus.

If you're interested/have any questions/just want to say hello, send me an email and I'll get back within a day: liam@helloscout.com

https://angel.co/helloscout/jobs/75933-software-engineer-mob...
Location: Paderborn, Germany (will likely move to Aachen before October 1st)
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies:
Languages: C, C++, Python, Lua, Go;
OS: OpenBSD, Linux;
other technologies: I think I can learn most of what
I need to get a job done. Am not afraid to ask for
help :)
Résumé/CV: https://github.com/farhaven
Email: gbe@unobtanium.de

I'm currently finishing my Bachelors Degree in Computer Science and will likely start my Masters at RWTH Aachen this winter semester. I've lived and breathed Unix (mostly OpenBSD with some FreeBSD intermingled) and Linux most of my computing live. I'm a fast learner and open for most areas of work if they're interesting. Previous job experiences include developing an energy efficient disk based user space RAID library with an integrated file system, that sadly didn't make it to market. Most work experience has been in academia. Currently working on a project that allows running different kinds of software defined networking applications on a common controller (I mostly do "plumbing" work).
You have an incorrect period at the end of the link.
I can see the convenience of liquid but it's seems highly inefficient distribution-wise. I wonder if there's another way to distribute it such as a bar?
I think you give too much credit to ActiveSync. That was available on Windows Mobile and I'd say the heyday of that was well before the era of Blackberry domination.

From my own usage of ActiveSync I remember the data networks of the era were not great with push protocols, at least not compared to the almost magic instantaneousness of Blackberry email and their custom solution.
Hey wolowski, I was checking out auth0's site and couldn't find any link to an internship position. Do you have a link?
It's still a commonly held belief but a recent study concluded there may be no difference at all:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2014/02/27/breast_feedi...
Location: São Paulo - Brazil

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: C, C++, Python, PostgreSQL, Rail Systems, Credit Risk, Tv audience, SDN, NFV and brain washing devices.

Résumé/CV: https://br.linkedin.com/in/wagnerca

Email: wagner.caron@gmail.com
SEEKING WORK - Tester, Test Manager, Quality Assurance - Southern Germany (Stuttgart and vicinity), remote definitely possible, part time only, B2B. Specialty: manual testing and grounding the testing and quality assurance processes. If your project is too small to warrant a full-time tester, let me know, I'd be happy to support you anyway, parallel to my main project which keeps me occupied 8h/day. If you need anything quality-related, including setting up automation, ask me. I do consulting and outsourcing, and if you just need someone to click around your app or site with more focused and fresh eye, either I or my intern can do it for you, with complete test report afterwards.

https://pl.linkedin.com/in/adamhepner

email: adam@testandtraininglab.com
You seem to easily shrug off your conclusion. But it makes me shiver to think about that future. If advertising is dead, what else is Google going to do with all that data it has on us? Sell to the highest bidder?
Few companies can take 70%+ revenue hit.
Won't this make research data from universities even more harder to access? Hope this network becomes more accessible to the public.
Here are some SDF projects that make it an org worth supporting:

http://anonradio.net - live DJ streaming
http://motd.org - free Wordpress hosting
http://sdf.org/?tour/compilations/vol5 - A soon to be released music compilation featuring 21 artists who are members of SDF
http://sdf.org/?tutorials/metaarray - a high performance / large storage 'super server' for supporting members ($36/year)
http://twenex.org - a TOPS-20 project started in 1994
telnet://anonbbs.org:1337 - an old school anonymous bbs
gopher://sdf.org - phlogs and user pages

While the free/validated account does seem a bit restricted it is a good way to vet people without being too much of an obstacle. The lifetime ARPA member account could have its storage and other features increased as well as some adjustments to the other memberships. But those parameters are actually chosen by the members of SDF, so they can be changed through discussion. It seems unlikely SDF can compete with most commercial provider, as their goal is usually to get as many customers as possible in order to look attractive to sell to their larger competitor.

28 years in internet time is a long time. SDF survived the big rug shake out of the late 90s/early 00s and it keeps going. It has always been about doing something new and interesting and it has always been about that since it was started in the late 1980s. It has amassed a huge past that it proudly continues to drag along with it and doesn't seem to want to give up. Is that retro or is that just being authentic?
There is another element in using Vim that's not mentioned -- it's a super fun journey, full of surprising discoveries, handsome rewards for a little effort, and generally the happy experience in continuous getting nice things from a seemingly inexhaustible source.

As an example, having used Vim for ten years, just within the last few weeks I started to seriously learn and use Ultisnips, SkyBison, Vim-swoop, etc. It has been pure fun and rewarding.

To be clear, I don't use that many plugins. Often time I discover something already built into Vim proper which can replace a plugin (after some light scripting/configurations), then I usually uninstall that plugin. This has happened more frequently in recent years, possibly because of my improved Vim-fu (still a mediocre user I am sure). So both productivity and portability get improved while I am having fun learning new things.
Done, sorry for the eye strain.
IBM UrbanCode | Downtown Cleveland OH & Raleigh NC | Java & JavaScript Software Engineer | All experience (and pay) levels | ONSITE

UrbanCode is an enterprise DevOps solution creator acquired by IBM in 2013. Since then, we've grown tremendously, and need more smart people to take us to the next level.
We're looking for all types of coders, from frontend UI/UX ninja to backend sensei, from experienced product team leads to ambitious fresh-out-of-college types.
Fairly Agile-ish. Automated Build / Test. Monthly Release. Pseudo-sprints w/retrospective. Kanban board. Free food is common.

We use Slack as much as Notes, I promise.

tcgarvin (at) us (dot) ibm (dot) com