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Pet Partners | Saratoga, NY | Fulltime Software Engineer | ONSITE

About Us:
Come help us build world class software that's fundamentally changing veterinary medicine. Pet Partners, located in Saratoga Springs, NY, owns and operates veterinary hospitals across the United States and we’re growing fast! We are looking for a Software Engineer with strong coding and SQL experience. Your responsibilities will include working on our RESTful API, flash reporting pipeline, enterprise integrations, and intranet site. This position reports directly to the Chief Information Officer.

We support several different electronic medical records applications based on MS Windows and SQL Server for our practices and reporting. In addition we rely on an open source, Linux-based stack for internal development that includes Elixir and Phoenix, Postgres, and continuous integration via Team City. We have servers on premises, collocated, as well as on AWS. The ideal candidate for this position is a great developer who is also comfortable writing and optimizing SQL.

Responsibilities:
* Contribute stories to our agile backlog, contribute to sprints, and collaborate with users to validate solutions
* Write code against stories that relate to our internal API, flash reporting pipeline, enterprise integrations, and intranet site, including solid test coverage
* Design and develop solutions that extend our Kofax and Microsoft Dynamics platforms
* Contribute to the DevOps process for your code
* Thrive in a dynamic, collaborative culture with minimal supervision. You'll be a big part of a small team and your contributions will have a major impact on Pet Partners' success.

Skills and Qualifications:
* Experience with Elixir is desirable but not required, but you’ll need to be an expert with at least one relevant language, such as Python, Java, Go, or a functional language like Clojure, Haskell, Scala, Erlang, F#, or LISP
* Significant SQL experience
* Agile, unit testing, continuous integration, and dev/ops experience are helpful
* Previous working experience with Git
* Hands on experience with common data structures like XML and JSON
* Experience with REST API’s

Interviewing Process:
Phone screen, followed by two in person interviews. We'll need to see some code.

Apply by email to: software.engineer@petpartnersusa.com
Wow, this actually looks excellent if those specs are legit. A bit higher bandwidth than a BladeRF, and wider range than the BladeRF+xb200, for about half the price. If I was in the market, I'd probably get this.
Yeah, it is quite odd. Fortunately, you can still plug it in with one of those USB extension cords.
DotDashPay | Full Stack Engineer | $100,000 - $115,000 + A Nice Chunk of Equity | San Francisco | On-Site

DotDashPay (https://dotdashpay.com) is a hardware and software platform that makes it easy for machine builders and designers to connect their machines to payments. Our long-term goal is to enable a completely autonomous economy by providing companies with tools that make it simple to build machines that automate the transaction process. We’re a venture backed company with a strong founding team from UC Berkeley (our founders grew out of the CS PhD program).

We’re looking for a full stack developer who wants to develop extremely reliable, clean, well-tested, and downright beautiful systems. We’ve found that a very productive and powerful way to do this is to write code that writes our code for us: autogeneration is the foundation of DotDashPay, and in this paradigm you can become a 100x engineer (building on top of our autogenerators will allow you to ship new features in hours instead of weeks).

On top of our autogeneration framework, we write most of our complex features in a combination of C, C++, and Go (golang). We are currently using Node.js as our web backend language and are migrating our frontend to React. Strong experience in at least a couple of these languages, and the desire to learn the others, is important to us.

Desirable characteristics:

* Polyglot programmer: we have APIs in almost every major language that are autogenerated from our specification. The APIs require small glue code that is written in the target language and needs to conform to the standards / conventions of that language.

* Experience building/managing infrastructure: as a small team, everyone helps build and manage our infrastructure. We use many modern tools and services (Docker, Ansible, AWS) and strive to build things the Right Way™, so we’re always open to trying a new ideas and tools.

* Security experience: our payment systems must support some of the biggest names in retail, and our codebase undergoes rigorous security testing and certifications. A strong understanding of security best practices helps ensure that our products ship faster and our customers can rely on our software.

* Experience / interest in payments: payments is a surprisingly fascinating and complex iceberg. Even if you know very little now, a desire to learn more is important as it pervades most of what we do.

Please email Sean Arietta via sean (at) dotdashpay (dot) com to set up a time for an initial chat.
How do you know this? Did you know him personally?
Something you know, and ... something you can forget.
The ones in KC are already contractors. "First Line" instead of TSA. They are also a lot nicer than the government TSA, who typically bark orders like prison guards.
No. 1 is literally the exact definition of a "compiler". I still don't understand the distinction you're making.
"DeepMind IS Google. Asserting that it isn't doesn't magically make them a separate legal entity.
"
Errr, they are a separate legal entity, so, i'm not sure what you are talking about.

https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/company/07386350
>Too Many American Men are Obsessed with Work and Wealth

Alternatively, not enough women value work and wealth. The bias here is clear is day.
Channels and FsNotifiy to Auto-Reload HTTP Handlers in Go
SEEKING WORK

Location: New Delhi, India

CS grad(2014), 3+ years of Java/Android experience. Looking for challenging, remote work. More about me at harryio.com.

Contact: me [at] harryio [dot] com
>I wonder why, when we talk about obesity, there is this tendency to use language that removes responsibility from the person

Whether they are right or wrong, there is a significant community dedicated to promoting the view that personal responsibility has nothing to do with weight gain/loss.
Paddle8 | Onsite | NYC, fun office in NoHo

Paddle8 is an online marketplace for collectors, presenting auctions of extraordinary art and objects.

Our engineering team is scaling our public platform, automating our back of house, building out support for international expansion, improving user recommendations, and a host of other exciting projects.

Our current team expansion and growth include: Full Stack Engineers, Front End Engineers, and Mobile Engineers (careers page: https://paddle8.com/careers).

And our stack currently includes: Python, Django, Node.js, React, Chef, SASS, MySQL, Redis, and Elasticsearch, as well as various Amazon Web Services.

We're excited to grow our team and to make this easier for you, can reach us directly: Claudia@paddle8.com.
That option is available too.
Can you explain what you mean a little more? It seems like by having complete medical records, there would be a great deal you could infer statistically.

Do you mean that it's not sufficient to have a medical record that doesn't indicate knee issues? That you would need a medical record that confirms there are no knee issues?
Hey that's how the voting system to elect a president is supposed to work. More than two "real" candidates ends up wasting votes. If we have two liberal and one conservative president and the a voting split like this: 1. liberal 25%, 2. liberal %35 and conservative 40%

The conservative will win even though 60% voted liberal. You don't have this problem if there are only two choices.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo
> I wonder how difficult it would be to build an app that lists and estimates fares for different local car services.

Google Maps (on Android, at least, but I assume generally, I just haven't checked elsewhere) has that feature already, though when I've checked what it showed it only listed Uber. Even if it is currently Uber-only, the feature's UI makes very clear that its intended to be a ride service time & cost estimate comparison feature, so...
Or just restart your iPhone.
> "Addiction" is what we call behavior that falls outside the "normal range" on the bell curve.

I've never seen a definition of addiction that uses "most people don't do it".

Addiction tends to require:

i) Tolerance

ii) Pre-occupation

iii) Seeking

iv) Continuing when you know it's harmful.

Obesity tends to lack the tolerance and the seeking behaviours.
In my experience, this is the case. Or at least, it's the case after they reach that weight and maintain it for a significant period of time. I don't think there is any clear indication of which comes first though.
Zapier | Remote (Anywhere)

What: SaaS Automation Platform

Hiring Process: Application, Phone Screen, Skills Interview, Offer

Roles:

* Application Reliability Engineer: https://zapier.com/jobs/application-reliability-engineer-sum...

* Support Engineer: https://zapier.com/jobs/support-engineer-summer-2016/

* Customer Support: https://zapier.com/jobs/customer-champion-zapier/

More about Zapier: https://zapier.com/about/

Zapier Code of Conduct: https://zapier.com/jobs/zapier-code-of-conduct/
Harrier design concept is limited by the massive frontal cross section that Pegasus type engines imposes on the craft - this limits aero efficiency, and especially the ability to go supersonic.

Harrier design is also completely not low observable. An F-35 could splash any harrier derivative from afar, and could probably beat out an Harrier in anything but the lowest altitude, lowest speed confrontations.

F-35 is full of problems, but there's no sense in bringing up ridiculous arguments. Harriers might be able to perform some CAS roles better than a F-35, but it would get completely demolished in any 'stand-up fight'.

Any attempt to turn something based on a Harrier airframe into something as LO and as fast as the F-35 runs most of the same design risks and problems as the F-35.
I so want to try this. Any tips and pointers? I'd quit the industry due to health issues (Obesity, NAFLD, Plantar fasciitis, etc) and would love to return if I can stay healthy in such a manner
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11609668 and marked it off-topic squared.
Touch ID is disabled when an iPhone initially powers on. So, if you want to prevent law enforcement compelling you to decrypt using your fingerprint, hold down the power button and then slide right to power off the phone. Now they need your password.
Location: Austin, Texas

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (I'd prefer to stay in Austin, though)

Technologies: Python, Go (golang), Clojure, some Java

Resume: https://goo.gl/YK0sSR (PDF); https://linkedin.com/in/jakebasile

Email: jake at jakebasile dotcom

Over my seven year career I've worked on a number of platforms in both an individual contributor and architect/team lead role. I concentrate on the back end, designing and writing APIs and integrations with other systems. I'm a experienced and capable engineer with a track record of getting things done.
Craig Wright’s claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto come under fire
> >open multiple apps to compare prices

> that gives me an idea...

...for the ride service fare and time comparison feature in Google Maps?
Yeah exactly that.

I can imagine that looking really scary through the x-ray but it's definitely not a weapon.

I'm not indignant about being stopped with it - just about being treated like a criminal instead of someone who just made a mistake. It was like my 30th flight of the year and I had (real) status with 2 airlines, and I was in a tiny little PreCheck screening wing with maybe 6 other passengers and 10 TSA at 5:00 AM.

It just seems like everything lined up for this to be a simple process that would have been easily determined to be inadvertent and not a danger to anyone, but I still got hosed!
You can express data structures safely perfectly fine in Rust as long as you do all the things that make them safe in every other language -- aggressively garbage collect, indirect, and runtime validate.

I'm not aware of any language that lets you implement an interesting high performance data structure totally safely. Heck, Rust is impressive because you can encode singly-linked-stack and binary-tree-without-parent-pointers efficiently and safely without garbage collection! You can even build iterators that are statically verified to iterate over every element at most once, and statically guaranteed to not be invalidated.

Type systems that are powerful enough to ensure the safety of even moderately complex designs (doubly linked list, tree with parent pointers, singly linked stack, hashmap) appear to be unwieldy and relegated to academia.
I believe it was a joke - http://www.venrock.com/why-you-cant-short-private-company-st...
Which makes me rather irritated to see it advertised on blogs.gnome.org, of all places.
Senior Dev-Ops @Schrödinger

Requirements
3+ years of relevant work experience: DevOps/Infrastructure, Test Automation, Systems Administration, and/or Development
Experience working with modern infrastructure operations and automation tools:

server virtualization (e.g. Amazon AWS, Xen, Rackspace, VMWare)
cluster configuration (e.g. Chef, Puppet, Salt)
continuous integration and testing (e.g. Jenkins, Hudson, BuildBot)

Apply @ Schrodinger.com
The credit card industry is about to put the nail in the coffin of IE 10 and older
I found that exercise helped me with energy and concentration level. Even while eating less. When I sometimes slip and reduce my exercise time for periods of weeks (say I don't feel like riding my bike indoor in the middle of winter) I start to get tired again and lack focus.
Its more like a West Virginia senator on the climate control committee introducing a carbon tax.

She's negotiating between a regulatory body and her constituents and coming down firmly on the side of the regulatory body.

There will be an eventual compromise, but not before her constituency gets the clear signal they should be upping their campaign contributions.
SharePop (http://www.sharepop.com) | € 40-65K | Berlin, Germany | Full-time | VISA

We are the first performance-driven influencer marketing platform for app publishers. Based in Berlin and Korea, SharePop combines branding and performance advertising by connecting app publishers with over 30 k+ influencers worldwide with a total audience of 90 m + followers. We enable app publishers and agencies to scale influencer marketing and create visibility on a risk-free CPI model.

Positions:
Full stack Ruby Developer http://bit.ly/HNRORBerlin
Front End Developer http://bit.ly/HNFEBerlin
Backend Scala/Java Engineer http://bit.ly/HNScalaBerlin

Our current (to be improved by you) Stack
Ruby and Elixir services and Ruby on Rails webapps
Front end with Vanilla JS but we're thinking about improving it with react.

If you have any question please send me an email at fm@sharepop.com
...but you'd need a ton more software, which based on the F-35's history, is already the key hurdle in its design.
Berlin bans renting whole apartments through Airbnb
I've heard more than one person say if you're going to have to surrender your phone, if there's even the risk of it, turn it off.
I don't think the goal is getting more money into the coffers of the state. But, if that's a big win for you I guess it makes sense.
Zillow | Seattle / SF / NYC | Full-Time | On-Site | Software Developer, iOS Developer, Front-end Engineer

Zillow Group operates the largest real estate network on the Web with 4 out of 5 U.S. homes having been viewed on Zillow. We are transforming the way consumers make home-related decisions and connect with real estate professionals. We are a highly collaborative group of developers, software testers, designers, and PMs working on big data problems where your work will be used by millions.
Multiple positions including:
* Back End, Full Stack, and Front End Software Development Engineers [Senior & those w/less experience].
* Test Engineers
* Program Managers
* Product Managers
* Release Managers

--- What Zillow Offers:
Stock options; 401k plan; transportation; 8 weeks paid parental leave; Health Insurance: 100% employee/80% dependents; Discretionary Time Off vacation policy; New MBPr, Convertible desks (stand or sit); Treadmill desks; free Fitbit; relaxed dress code (jeans and flip-flops)

--- Highly Rated:
Glassdoor Rating: 4.2 | Highest Rated CEOs 2014; Best Place to Work 2015 | Voted as one of the best places to work in Washington.

Senior Front-end Engineer - SF: http://app.jobvite.com/m?399SZiwW

Front-end Engineer - Seattle: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3A9SZiwn

Senior Front-end Engineer - Seattle: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3yaSZiwm

iOS Engineer - NYC: http://app.jobvite.com/m?328SZiwO

Senior iOS Engineer - SF: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3L8SZiwx

iOS Engineer - Seattle: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3C8SZiwo

Mobile Dev Manager - Seattle: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3h8SZiw3

SDE - SF: http://app.jobvite.com/m?37aSZiwV

SDE - Seattle: http://app.jobvite.com/m?3YaSZiwM

All Positions:
http://app.jobvite.com/m?3G7SZiwr
DragonSpears | Chicago | ONSITE | Full-time

asobin@dragonspears.com

We're a custom application development consultancy that specializes in taking our client's data and building custom applications around that data from the ground up.

Interview process: quick coding challenge (very easy, takes 30 minutes max), 2 phone screens (HR and then a technical with one of our leads), and an in person. Usually takes 2 to 3 weeks to complete the process. Our interview process does not suck. If you're sharp but blow the coding assessment or don't have the time for it, we'll figure out another way to assess your skill. Point being, we're flexible, we just want to hire the right folks.

We're looking for full stack .NET devs who've recently switched over to the MEAN stack. Any machine learning or data science experience is a huge plus. Take a look here: http://www.dragonspears.com/careers
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11609543 and marked it off-topic.
Ah yes, do you remember when Jeb! Bush was going to be the Republican nominee? Everyone was very certain about it.
It's pretty well-known that if you drop more than 2 lbs/week you're very likely to gain it all back later.
I don't think there's more to it.

Eating three meals a day at about 2,500 calories for a few weeks, and my body will adapt to feeling full at those portions.

Upping that to 3,000+ calories a day when on a bulk, and the first week or two are difficult, but then I adapt and feel hungry if I eat the smaller portions I used to eat.
Deliv (http://www.deliv.co) | Menlo Park, CA and Grand Rapids, MI | on-site | full-time

Deliv is a crowdsourced logistics company that powers same-day delivery and returns for retailers, local businesses, and e-commerce companies. Deliv is focused exclusively on moving packages; not selling goods (so we can be really good at what we do). We work behind the scenes of some of the largest and most innovative companies - including Best Buy, Google Express, Bloomingdale’s and Walgreens and more, in over 100 cities (from manhattan to honolulu), and are getting ready to scale to a LOT more for 2016. We've also recently raised a $28mm series B led by UPS (http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ups-deliv-idUSKCN0VX2U4).

In 2015 we acquired two companies, one of them based in Grand Rapids, and we're looking to expand there as well as Menlo Park.

Who we are: an 11 person engineering team, looking to grow to 16 by the end of the year. We're primarily ruby/rails/angular (and iOS/android), and are reaching that exciting stage of the company where it's all about really scaling the platform, blowing up old assumptions, making things purr.

We're currently looking for:

* Full-Stack Engineers (all levels experience)
* Back-end Software Engineers (all levels of experience)

Interview process (for CA, slightly different for MI):

1. Intro call with me, to answer any questions you might have (20 minutes).
2. Technical phone interview with one of our engineers (45 minutes).
3. On-site interview 3-4 sessions, an hour each
4. (optional) lunch with the group, or come to our bi-monthly game night

See more at: http://www.deliv.co/careers, or for more details shoot me an email: barclay[at]deliv.co
You can vote for someone that says they'll appoint that Fed chair. And even then the Fed chair could have reason to implement policy that is contrary to your interests.

In fact, the status quo is that your opinion and vote for that person is ignored. I'm reminded of the Princeton/Northwestern study suggested Congress passes laws that run contrary to the will of the people ~90% of the time.

So what's the value in your tenuous link when inputs are sent straight to /dev/null

https://scholar.princeton.edu/sites/default/files/mgilens/fi...
500px | Toronto, Canada | Full time | Onsite

500px is a photo community and marketplace for discovering, sharing, buying, and selling inspiring photography powered by creative people around the world. We are well funded, backed by great investors and the company is growing super fast. Join us and help us build the very best place to show and sell photos.

Our architecture is a Ruby on Rails monolith surrounded by a constellation of Go based microservices. There are a wide variety of technologies and distributed systems in use, and you will always be welcome and encouraged to learn something new and to touch any part of the stack. We are passionate about what we ship, we care deeply about our craft and our users, and absolutely everything at 500px is made with love.

We are hiring many roles and disciplines, but we are especially looking for:

- Devops and site reliability engineers

- Backend and frontend engineers

- Data engineers

- Tooling engineers

Check us out and let's build something cool: https://about.500px.com/jobs/
What I got from the post was mostly that the author thinks very highly of their own cleverness. The actual point was not really clear.
Plethora | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE

At Plethora we're building a fully automated CNC milling service so engineers can prototype precision aluminum parts in days, not weeks. We believe in a world where everyone has access to the powers of engineering, for everything from new product development, prototyping, and rapid manufacturing, to scientific experiments and artistic projects.

We're a thoughtful, engineer-lead company, growing fast and looking for talented programmers, designers, and managers for the following roles amongst others:

- Computational Geometry Software Engineer

- Senior Lead Front-end Engineer (Javascript)

- Senior Software Engineer (CAD API)

- Backend Engineer

- Test/QA Automation Engineer

- Head of Engineering

- Product Manager(s)

- Inside Sales Manager

- Digital Marketer / Growth Hacker

- Marketing Communications Manager

- Prototype Machinist and Programmer

https://www.plethora.com/careers | careers@plethora.com