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Searching for a high-performing Android engineer and DevOps engineer - Gametime - San Francisco, CA

ANDROID --> https://jobs.lever.co/gametime/ad03b6ba-8ef3-4205-9112-47e8b...
DEVOPS --> https://jobs.lever.co/gametime/aa8b472c-6b40-4603-86d9-d711c...

Gametime connects communities through frictionless and beautiful mobile applications. We believe communities get closer when people get off the couch and have fun at a live event. Backed by Accel Partners as well as team owners Jeff Mallett (Giants / Whitecaps / Derby FC), Vivek Ranadive (Kings), and David Blitzer (76ers / Devils) we've raised $13mm (including $8mm in May of 2015).

Built for iOS and Android, Gametime makes getting into the game as amazing as being there. Inside gametime.co/app we provide high-res panoramic photos from every section, curated listings as we decrease a universe of 5000 options to the 50 best with ultra fast two-tap checkout and no printing. With our mobile-only approach, we've reduced a 30-minute process to 30 seconds. This approach has led to fast (600% annual) and viral (92% of new purchasers hear about the app from friends) growth.

New Gametimers join for the community of high-performers (known as the Gameteam). New employees also love the environment as we aspire to build the best place to work in SF...

We offer market rate salary (even though we’re small) and real equity (meaning you come out way ahead). Everyone here does meaningful work. You won't end up on the "login button team" here, you will be a big part of the most important conversations on the engineering team. There’s free catered lunch Monday through Friday! Who said there was no such thing? We offer Blue Cross / Blue Shield via Zenefits and dental insurance. We also have monthly $75 cell phone reimbursement and $80 commuter benefit. We love going to games and we're right by AT&T Park so (if you're into it) you'll hit a bunch of them with us. Go Giants!

In summary, we're fast, well-funded and growing quickly. It's an exciting time to join the Gameteam.

ANDROID --> https://jobs.lever.co/gametime/ad03b6ba-8ef3-4205-9112-47e8b...
DEVOPS --> https://jobs.lever.co/gametime/aa8b472c-6b40-4603-86d9-d711c...
I think it's better (or just more intuitive, given my interests) to describe the brain as a distributed system than a single multi-proces processing Von Neumann type machine - there are components in different parts of the brain that do work independently and then send the results over the "network". Some network failures and node outages are... not dealt with gracefully.
Some interesting comments from the past:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9015092

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1396167

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1187681
I'm not sure if that's an issue. If you get a Tim Horton's tea in a paper cup, it's still scalding hot even after 10 mins (and it tastes like piss, so I wouldn't recommend it BTW). If you want your drink to be hot 2 hours later I'm not sure a styrofoam cup is going to do much better. You probably want to get them to put your drink into a travel mug.
I assume that you mean any tube station within Zone 1 because otherwise this is just not true. For 1.5k you can rent a 2 bed flat in Zones 2-3 and get much more than this further away if you're willing to flatshare. I have a friend who shares a 4 bed in Morden and pays something like 650pcm all in.
Civis Analytics | Chicago, IL | Full Time & Internships

Civis Analytics is building cloud-based products to help organizations do data science better. We create technologies that empower organizations to unlock the truth hiding in their own data, transforming them into smart organizations that are ready to thrive. We help organizations solve their biggest problems with Big Data.

We are currently hiring for multiple key positions, including:

Senior DevOps Engineer - Help us design, build, and automate our extensive AWS infrastructure using tools like Python and Ansible. We use significant portions of the AWS stack, including EC2, RDS, Redshift, and S3, and are looking for experienced candidates who can hit the ground running and help us scale - http://bit.ly/1P30uit

Senior Product Manager - Work with our Engineers, Designers, Data Scientists, Sales, and Marketing teams to drive the conception, development, and launch of new software products, and the enhancement of existing products - http://bit.ly/1Gzxt6y

Along with these, Civis Analytics is Sales and Marketing roles, as well as Summer 2016 Internships. View all of our open positions at https://civisanalytics.com/careers. All positions are onsite in either our Chicago or Washington, DC offices.

We are a team of engineers, data scientists, and statisticians building a cloud-based data science platform to change the way organizations use data. We're smart, fun, and a little bit weird. Does this sound like you?
Contributing to Git LFS
DeskPRO http://www.deskpro.com/ | London, UK | ONSITE | FULL TIME

Us: Changing how organisations communicate with their customers. Clients include Valve, HMRC, NHS, Microsoft, 1&1 etc.

Looking for:

a) Lead full stack developer. Stack is PHP/ReactJS/mySQL/redis/ElasticSearch

b) Mobile Developer. Come and re-build our mobile applications from scratch (Objective-C, Swift, Java).

Small London based team based in Farringdon.

https://www.deskpro.com/careers/ or just email us jobs@deskpro.com
We are hiring for various positions in NYC. We are currently looking for candidates to fill the following roles: Political Product Manager, Business Product Manager, Data Scientist, Senior Data Scientist, Senior Python Engineer, and Product Research and Development Intern.

For more information, or to apply, please visit https://applecart.catsone.com/careers/index.php?m=portal&por...
I'm thinking Wordpress, or bespoke status pages for internal apps. Of course you can get a PHP page out in under a millisecond if you try hard enough, but it's often not used in that sort of place. (And it often is, but that still doesn't mean it often isn't.)

Rails, for that matter, is known for being easy to produce multi-second pages too.

Slow languages are slow in practice, too.
Are there data sources for traffic? Google maps is my go-to commuting app because it gives me alternatives to get around traffic congestion. Is there any sort of aggregation or service alternative to Google maps (and Waze)?
SEEKING WORK - Based in Cologne, Germany, remote preferred

I do custom electronics, robotics, and embedded software development - I specialize in quickly turning ideas into prototypes. I've built custom automation equipment for chemistry labs, sensors that are in use in household/utility applications, control circuitry for construction equipment, 3d printing electronics, data acquisition equipment. No project too small. Few projects too large. Deep discounts for open source hardware work.

I would also be happy to come over (anywhere in Europe) and teach any of the above skills to a small group of interested people. I've taught courses in 3d printing (building/using printers, iterative 3d model design using programming) and robot design and construction.

Contact me on Freenode IRC (nick Kliment) or by email at kliment@0xfb.com
SEEKING WORK - Portland, OR or Remote

I'm a polygot, full-stack developer with 15 years experience. My specialties are Rails, Postgres, Chef, and Ember, although I've also done some iOS/Android and Python Machine Learning/Statistics projects. I am reliable, easy to work with, quick to turn things around, and a good communicator. I can work solo or on a team, either as lead or a team member. I value client satisfaction as highly as technical excellence.

You can see some of my recent work here:

http://illuminatedcomputing.com/portfolio

https://github.com/pjungwir/aggs_for_arrays

https://github.com/pjungwir/db_leftovers

If you'd like to work together, I'd be happy to discuss your project!: pj@illuminatedcomputing.com
It is a lot cleaner to burn, though. I dunno why we don't make better use of burnable waste materials to generate electricity, rather than sticking them in landfills. Emissions-wise, it is no more dirty than burning coal or other biomass products that we are already utilizing (I've seen the emissions numbers for a plant that once burned creosote-treated wood products, and has now switched to whole-tree chips). Storing a shovel-full of ash in the landfill is more efficient than storing the uncombusted products.
The hash would be correct. The JS file is the same. The key to the attack is: "the XSS attack is loading <script src=www.victim.com/evil.js hash=foo>". So victim.com was never hosting evil.js and never intended to serve it. The visitor to victim.com gets it because of an XSS vulnerability.

victim.com should be protected because it's content security policy tells the browser not to run scripts from evil.com, but the browser thinks that evil.js came from victim.com, even though victim.com doesn't host evil.js and the browsers cache got evil.js from evil.com.
Ivy Softworks | Seattle, WA & San Fransisco, CA | Full-time, ONSITE, VISA

Hey all,

Ivy Softworks is looking for talented, motivated team members in Seattle, WA and San Francisco, CA (SF SoMa). We're a startup that builds startups and are providing an alternative to early stage venture capital though the creation of an Innovation Studio. We are looking for entrepreneurs seeking new adventures. Check out our website for open opportunities: http://www.ivysoftworks.com/careers/

Our first products are still under wraps, but we are teasing some information about Atlas, which is linked on the homepage.

Current open positions:

Platform Development Engineer
Software Development Engineer – OS Internals
Distributed Systems Engineer – Cloud Infrastructure
Infrastructure Operations Engineer
Distributed Graph Engineer
Software Development Engineer – OSX
Software Development Engineer – Test
Public Relations Manager
Marketing Manager
Program Manager
Human Resources Manager

If you are experienced and looking for a specialty not listed, we're always on the lookout for those who our model resonates with strongly, so shoot us an email or reply here. Some of the languages we’re looking for: C, C++, Ruby, Python, Javascript, and more. We’re developing on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Positions are ONSITE.
Anyone who thinks developers are sheep that can be fleeced behind the barn is invited to try it.

Sheep or not, any dollar that developers earn above the government-mandated minimum wage is due to the free market forces.
There always seemed to be a need for dedicated lists. Rather than curate, I'm trying to build a dedicated mini "search engine" for Swift/iOS Resources: http://www.h4labs.com/dev/ios/swift.html

The Internet contains so much information on any given topic that if you have a question, it probably has already been answered. If we could build better search engines, we could learn anything in a fraction of the time.
Totally.

You'll be safe in Every Mexican city unless trying to get drugs in shady places... and this is a rule to follow Everywhere in the world.

As a fact, Mexico City is actually safer than Washington DC.
The real reason everyone hates Chinese rich kids
SEEKING FREELANCER - San Francisco, CA (preferred) / Remote (US Only)

Stack: Rails/PostgreSQL/Memcached/HAML/JS/AngularJS http://stackshare.io/stackshare/stackshare

StackShare lets you see all the software a company is using and why. We're the only site that lets you discuss and discover everything from programming languages, to cloud infrastructure, all the way up to CRM. We're on a mission to build the world's best community for software tools.

We're looking for a full stack freelancer with plenty of Rails experience to help us build out some new features. Rails experience is a must.

Mention this post in an email to yonas@stackshare.io, would love to chat!
Reading through this thread makes me a lot happier with my current situation but also makes me want to quit my job. I live in NYC, have enough cash to cover several years of rent, and am debt free. I would love to take a break but current industry strongly frowns upon gaps in employment. Current contract forces me to take two months leave if I quit which I would think should be enough time off. This is also going to be the first time in my life where I've had time off and not be completely broke so I might enjoy it way too much.
Ailing Whole Foods to lay off 1,500 workers
I agree with the guy that said the HEAD request. If you couple that with an "integrity-hash" header that is just like the attribute on the script tag than you can compare the hashes.

What do you think are the downsides to something like that?
Location: Brighton, UK

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes in western Europe

Technologies: JVM, Clojure, Java, Node, JavaScript, DOM, React.

Résumé/CV: http://github.com/ds300 - no CV, haven't had time yet

Email: djsheldrick at gmail

PhD dropout, 2 years full stack web dev. Good with data + functions, uses objects + methods very sparingly indeed. Designs high quality abstractions. Cares deeply about making and using good tooling. Knows how to make stuff run fast when the need arises. Wants to learn how to do event sourcing in the large. If money was no concern would be writing virtual machines (think JVM not VMWare).
> Unfortunately, I haven't seen a good software platform that actually allows to build a good curation site

Emacs and HTML work fine, and have been a pretty good solution for the last 20 years.
Once, while living in a big city, I was paying about $625/mo for my apartment. When the lease neared expiration, they offered me a new lease at around $800/mo. I tossed that in the garbage, and moved before my last month was up, to a much worse place that was only $500/mo. (You can buy a lot of mousetraps and roach baits with an extra $125/mo.)

The last week of the month, I got a call from the old landlords. They said they hadn't received a signed copy of their lease renewal. I asked why they thought I would accept such a huge increase in rent. They said they had just renovated the place before I moved in. I laughed at them, told them I'd give the keys back on the last day of my current lease, so please be prepared to return my security deposit, and hung up.

I'd like to imagine that the apartment went vacant for a few months after that, and they cried into their pillows every night because of it, but that wasn't very likely. The apartment market had a pretty rapid turnover back then, so it was probably only empty a few weeks.

In my view, that huge price hike was a clear GTFO/FOAD signal. But the university undergraduate education market is much less competitive than the apartment rental markets, and the cost to going to a competitor much higher, so it's no surprise that they can get away with higher and more frequent price hikes.
Yup it's actually trivial with Python.

I have not done it yet because (1) most browsers support SVG already, and (2) I'm hosting on App Engine (free) right now which has a lot of limitations :(
Shingle Flat Roofing Installation Wilmington DE – All Roofing Solutions
What a beautifully presented article. So beautiful, in fact, that I didn't feel like reading the text.... I just wanted to move on to the next picture.
And what happens if one of your 5 friends is diagnosed with an incurable but expensively treatable illness? Do you kick them out? Do you increase the premiums? Do you invite more people in to the pool?
Nylas | https://nylas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Mission) | Full-time, INTERNS, ONSITE | Frontend (JS), Backend (Systems+Ops)

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Hi! We're Nylas and we're looking for help building the next generation email platform. We're building a missing piece of Internet infrastructure and are looking for frontend application engineers, designers, backend systems engineers and infrastructure/operations engineers to join us.

Companies are building their core businesses around our email API right now. We have to be reliable, up all the time, and fast. We have more data for a single user than in most startups' entire database. We're scaling heavily and if you have experience with automated deployments, debugging running systems, release engineering, and on-call schedules, but are still comfortable writing code, this job might be for you. :)

Many people spend their entire days buried in mail clients which haven't significantly changed in years. Yet have you ever met anyone who really loves their email experience? We want to change that. We're building a frontend framework to power the next generation of mail apps. Sound exciting to you?

== We're particularly looking for folks who ==

* Take personal pride in their work and value autonomy and ownership

* Want the chance to step up and lead a team

* Put the work before ego. We've got each others' backs, and we want you to be with us on that

== A bit more about us ==

* Our backend is built on Python, Flask, gevent, nginx, MySQL, AWS, and Debian. We've been careful to keep our architecture componentized

* Our frontend projects use Coffeescript, React, Flux, SQL for offline caching, Electron (Atom Shell), and no jQuery

* Tons of our code is open source. Check it out: https://github.com/nylas

* We're a team of 15 (12 engineers)

* We have a paid vacation policy & value personal responsibility and ownership. Benefits include full health, dental, vision, commuter, & lunch at the office every day. Some remote work / work-from-home is OK too

Apply at https://nylas.com/jobs or ping me directly (spang at nylas dot com). I'm Christine, one of our co-founders. We're a diverse team, and encourage applications from all backgrounds.
FarmLogs (YC W12) • Ann Arbor, MI • Onsite/Remote • https://farmlogs.com/

We build software to help farmers grow more with less.

We're growing like a weed (see what I did there?) and hiring for:

- Marketing – Help us build-out an agricultural content platform, and support our first ever FarmLogs user conference.

- Data Science / Research – Are you easily excited by nitrogen levels and cloud detection algorithms?

- Design – Purpose-driven UX and Product Design

- Devops – Consul, Docker, EC2 & VPC's oh-my!

- Backend – Our modular infrastructure (runs-on (and :clojure :python :rabbitmq))

- Front-end – Our front-end team loves React, D3 and CoffeeScript

- iOS – Swift and ReactiveCocoa sound fun?

- Android – Work with Factories from the comfort of your desk!

- QA – Shine the light on bugs and automate those tedious tasks/tests

We're also hardware hackers! We've created a really neat device called Flow that decodes ISOBUS data directly from tractors and buzzes it back to us over cellular modems.

Come take a look! https://farmlogs.com/jobs
That's not really the point. We accomplished the same effect (albeit over a smaller area) already, and it clearly didn't stop WWII from happening.
ProctorFree - Charlotte, NC - ONSITE http://proctorfree.com/

Java Web Developer - https://angel.co/proctorfree/jobs/68112-java-developer

- Java, Spring, Spring MVC - Hibernate/MySQL/PostgreSQL

- HTML/CSS/jQuery on the frontend - Trello, Jenkins, Git, Ansible, Linux - AWS infrastructure

Shoot me an email at mikeb@proctorfree.com or apply on AngelList
The browser could submit a special query to get the hash for victim.com/evil.js before running it. If victim.com returns the same hash, it's clean, if it doesn't respond, or responds with a different hash, fail in the same way as if a CDN had modified it.
Chennai, India Full-time developers.

Help us build our SAAS Smart Cities/Smart Workplace Solution.
Our software typically integrates with real-time subsystems in buildings (think lighting systems, security systems, AHUs, CCTVs etc...) which we monitor and control as part of what we do.

We did the Internet Of Things before it was a buzzword.

We need a full-stack developer. We have interesting problems to solve.

Mail me at <haran at ecyber.com>
Isn't that statement pretty spolierly?
Portland banned it 26 years ago. http://www.nytimes.com/1989/01/27/us/portland-ore-passes-a-b... When I travel it seems odd to see the trash cans overflowing with styrofoam.

Back home in Portland, the trash cans are overflowing with other things.
Athletes with Physical Disabilities Defy Odds, Become Triathletes
As an older and more cynical person, hard to be impressed by Yet Another Build system. Build systems just keep coming, one after another. New stuff, such as a new or different programming language or OS, is typically fun stuff. Another build system is never fun stuff. Please yell at me (have poor hearing) when you find a logical, useable build system that is fun.

FWIW, have used autotools, but mostly use scons.
I'm glad I found this, but saddened it relies on "the cloud".

I'd rather support a company that didn't have this silly restriction - I'm not willing to throw a few grand down the toilet if somebody else's servers stop working.
If it is indeed not some weird infectious disease you can try https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenylpiracetam It wakes brain up. Just don't overdo it. And exercise. Do some cardio. Blood flow is essential for brain.
thanks for sharing
It doesn't sound crass at all. One of the children is a foster child who we get no extra money for. She needs a safe place to live and food in her stomach and we're in a position where we can do that. I don't begrudge my situation at all.

What I do have an issue with is "if you can't save x amount per month, you're living beyond your means". It's not that black and white. My trust fund question was legitimate. I also think that if you have a support system behind you (i.e. parents you could ultimately live with if you couldn't find work), it makes taking a year off with very little income, much more likely....as does, having a trust fund backing you up.
Previous post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10291778
I think this can be implemented on current Rust, although you will have to define specific array, list and sets for this situation.

However, you would probably want a different implementation anyway due to the different performance characteristics of disk/SSD vs RAM.
I started using Homebrew when I was a new Mac user because MacPorts didn't work out of the box through the corporate firewall. It's kept working for me so I haven't found a reason to try MacPorts again.
Markets: Can they really be tamed?
The keyword here is practical :) In the time it takes me to drink my Jamba Juice, the melting aspect is impossible to differentiate.
Whole Foods is great for very artisan niche products, but they do need to realign their prices. I can but the same jar of jam from two other retailers for $3 less. Wholefoods charges $7. The produce prices really need to get more competitive. Paying $7 a pound for broccoli is ridiculous when you can get the same quality at a farmers market for much less. Same goes for Honey Crisp Apples, $4 a pound is way outside the regular market price.
Maybe it's just my university, but I spend 21 hours a week in class, even though I am officially taking 15 "units"). Most STEM classes are a 6 hour/week time commitment even though they are only listed as 4 units officially.

Also, class time is split about 60/40 between professors and graduate (sometimes undergraduate) student instructors. Class size for the student instructors is 25-30 and class size for the professors is anywhere from 100-1400, depending on the class. Some upper div classes are notably smaller, depending on the department. It's my understanding that this setup is pretty common at large public universities.
Google the title to get around the paywall if you don't have an FT subscription.
Not the parent, but they've gotten faster every release, so if you've tried Rust in the past, your previous experience would be wrong.

We're in the middle of a big refactoring of the compiler that will eventually enable even more gains. I'm confident rustc will only get faster in the future.
Previous post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10291777
From the hn guidelines:

> Please resist commenting about being downvoted. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading.

(though personally I'm not sure why you were downvoted originally)