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Location: Italy

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Depending to opportunity

Technologies: Networking (BGP, OSPF, STP, Cisco, Juniper, Mikrotik, etc.), Python, Linux.

Résumé/CV: On demand

Email: lormayna@gmail.com
SEEKING WORK - Content Marketing Strategist, London, Remote YES

2x International Bestselling Ghostwriter looking to help a company 10x their organic traffic in 6 months using proven marketing principles.

I've worked with 7 figure entrepreneurs & NYT Bestselling Authors such as Brian Tracy.

What previous clients have said about me plus a bit about what I offer: http://www.davidheasman.com

Samples of writing available on request (can't link to them for confidentiality reasons).

Email: david@theheasman.com
BrightWork | Full-Stack Javascript Engineer | Portland, Or. | Full-Time On-Site

At BrightWork, you will be working with a first class team building the next generation backend PAAS. We believe in API first development and have built a platform that allows developers to build applications quickly. On the platform you can model your schemas and deploy your API in less than 30 seconds with guaranteed availability and reliability for your users. If you’re a front end developer looking to build a full stack solution in record time then look no further. BrightWork allows you to building your own RESTful API, integration with 3rd party APIs including Email, Object Storage, User Authentication, Payments and pretty much everything else you need to build a great app.

For more information: https://angel.co/brightwork-1/jobs/146020-full-stack-javascr...
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Thanks for the suggestions, but it requires them to edit Markdown, which is a no-go. I need a GUI. Is there an Hugo or Jekyll frontend that provides a GUI and supports those tags? I couldn't find one.
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The Infatuation | Platform Engineer | NYC, NYC | https://theinfatuation.com

The Infatuation started out with two guys who wanted to help their friends find not only great restaurants, but the right restaurant to suit their needs on a particular evening. Now it's grown to more than 20 full time employees, a website, a newsletter, a huge social media reach (#EEEEEATS), mobile apps, and a text message recommendation service.

This was all done with basically ZERO product investment. The good news is they've realized this and raised a series A to transition from an editorial/blog into a utility platform ala an expert curated Yelp/Foursquare. I came on this summer to build out a great engineering team. They've done in what my opinion is the hard work of building a brand with an audience in the millions, now it's our job to 10x that with great products.

We're looking for someone with 4+ years web development experience to contribute to and take ownership of the platform that runs https://theinfatuation.com. This platform is the life blood of our products and powers all digital incarnations of The Infatuation. It's a Django app and we will be carving out pieces into individual Python/Go services (search, registration, recommendations, etc.).

If this induces some heavy breathing reach out to me at buck@theinfatuation.com.

Adios!

-Buck
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No, money is frangible. The money might be sitting in a US bank account seemingly unspent, but the company may have incurred a 'debt' for which that sum is locked as a security for a loan another party had. Or the company may have rental or production expenses that siphon money to another entity. Any number of ways.

Also, the US government wouldn't normally exchange taxation (transfer taxes) with the Chinese, so it wouldn't be public.
Abilitie | Full-Stack Software Engineer | Austin, TX | http://www.abilitie.com

Abilitie is an energetic 10-person company located at the Capital Factory in the heart of downtown Austin. We've built a profitable business creating multi-player business strategy games for corporate training. Our award-winning simulations are used in 20 countries and by many Fortune 2000 companies.

We’re looking for a Full-Stack Software Engineer to join the team building both the new Nextvite platform as well as aid in supporting our simulation-based learning apps. In this role, you will be responsible for growing and supporting architecture, implementation, testing, and deployment of our web and mobile application.

We offer a competitive salary, health insurance, parking, a stipend to purchase your development machine, and opportunities for domestic and international travel (not required), along with many other perks that come with working at the Capital Factory in Austin!

Apply here:
http://www.abilitie.com/full-stack-software-engineer
We use your app at university it's pretty neat!
hesychasm -- the most underrated aspect of christian spirituality, sadly expelled by most reformation and counter-reformation traditions.

A good exercise is to just sit quietly in a dark room, and completely empty your mind. Think no thoughts -- whether you believe them to be good or bad. This simple thing turns out to be so incredibly difficult, that many monks on the Holy Mountain have mastered. I myself can barely go a minute before a stress or a worry about my day or job or family comes into my head, but cool thing is you do eventually get better.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hesychasm
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There's an angle to organ transplants that I've not heard discussed. We are who we are to a certain extent through DNA, when you receive a transplant you're receiving someone else's DNA, you receive all their genetic dispositions.

There's lots of cases of people undergoing personality changes after a transplant, as far as I know no-one has ever studied this in depth but it's real.

Can An Organ Transplant Change A Recipient's Personality? Cell Memory Theory Affirms 'Yes' -
http://www.medicaldaily.com/can-organ-transplant-change-reci...

This study confirms behavioural changes but puts it down to 'fantasy' - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1299456

Another paper - http://www.namahjournal.com/doc/Actual/Memory-transference-i...

Transplants don't save lives, they violate it in the worst possible way. And allowing the state to harvest your organs without your consent is bad.

The alternative is regrowing the needed organ from your own cells and using that, there's already been some progress growing them from stem cells.
That's also my wish list, and I add "English, French or Spanish as primary language".

That temperature range means Mediterranean weather, so the list of cities is the following:

Barcelona, Marseille, Cape Town, Adelaide, Perth, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Santiago de Chile.
Very Experienced Full-Stack+ Web Developer & Technical Lead

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Location: San Francisco

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: To Colorado or New Mexico, yes.

Technologies: Ruby, Rails, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Django, Node, Chef, Vagrant, Docker, AWS. Interested in: Go, Elixir, Rust

Résumé/CV: http://www.websaviour.com/

Email: gabe@websaviour.com

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I am Co-Founder and CTO Emeritus of MUBI, a global curated VOD service known in the UK than the US. I am interested in consumer product and SaaS companies.
It's not really any additional protection...how are you going to break a token? I've encountered this a few times on other sites, have to waste a few seconds messing around in my about:config.
From your perspective, maybe. But it's a very close minded thing to say.
San Francisco | Juniper Networks | Full-time | Onsite

The Juniper Sky ATP team is developing new cloud-based technologies to stop and prevent damage from advanced threats such as malware, intrusions, and exploits.

Current openings are malware analyst, data scientist and software engineer.

More info and how to apply at https://blog.junipersecurity.net/careers/
Since Sweden was not on the list I looked up 2014.

Out of 1 669 679 MSK predicted taxes, 63 750 is considered missing as the result of under the table deals and undisclosed incomes. A bit under 4% of the total, which translate to a tax-compliant rate of 96% for 2014. (https://www.skatteverket.se/download/18.3f4496fd14864cc5ac9c...)

Income tax is not paid by the employee but automatically by the employer. This make enforceability an issue between companies and the state, and laws that invade the privacy of companies (if that concept even exist) are not the same as laws that invade the privacy of citizens. I would say that enforceability in this case do not result in low tax rates.
littleBits | Software Developer | NYC onsite | http://littlebits.cc

littleBits is a company aiming to get the world inventing. We make an award-winning system of modular electronics. Our kits have been integrated heavily in STEAM education programs and we are dedicated members of the maker movement. We aim to teach kids of all ages about systems thinking, empathy, and curiousity.

Our roots have been in hardware, but we are starting to rely more and more on software to enhance the system, and this is a position with that software team. We recently launched an iOS and Android app to allow you to control our Bluetooth LTE bits wirelessly. We also make a small internet-connected bit and run our own internet-of-things cloud to back it. Right now we are working on a programming-based kit that runs on top of our Arduino bit.

As a small team of software developers, we choose sharp tools and aim to keep our stack small. We enjoy a services layer written in Scala. Our main client is a Rails application that powers our community invention platform. Most UI work is done in React. A lot of our embedded systems work is C. Our IoT cloud is Java and a bit of Go. The responsibilities of this software team are 60% web/mobile work to support products, and 10% each to support our ecommerce site, brand site, sales/marketing efforts, and enterprise system integration.

Our interview process consists of a one-hour phone screen (including a brief coding exercise,) followed by a more extensive coding project with a 5-day deadline, and an in-person meeting of a half to a full day with the whole team.

If any of this sounds interesting to you, don't hesitate to get in touch at [paul.degnan@littlebits.cc]. There's a tremendous amount to do; ideally you have experience. Most of all though, we hope you're warm, understanding, funny, and committed to the cause.
Clevertech | Various Tech Jobs | New York | REMOTE https://hire.clevertech.biz?ref=55004594903c9d645eda0cf1

We are always looking for great developers. As I've been employed by them for more than 2,5 years now, I can say for certain it's a great company to work for.

The following positions are open:

- DevOps https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/53e37a6c00ef4a8b4d656d77?ref...

- JavaScript Desktop Engineer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/585da22aa6c9d54f36567790?ref...

- Node.js API Engineer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/572b5462c4bfa6ce4fc43c1a?ref...

- iOS Developer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/53c7d351b97f91f7564c3ce9?ref...

- UI/UX Designer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/53d637deece32f542d110354?ref...

- React Developer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/564f935df176003d5a6056a7?ref...

- Tech Lead https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/57583305149202292b34dcd5?ref...

- JavaScript / Node.js Developer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/54cf696f2b393e216ee20936?ref...

- CakePHP Developer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/5523ab2a01400ff857e529f3?ref...

- Android Developer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/554bbcc44dfd4fdc609b4690?ref...

- Fullstack Web Developer https://hire.clevertech.biz/job/5768e973a6652627598b40e6?ref...
The difference being, there's not much use for your heart once you're dead.

Not only that, but it's useless even for your family, since they can't simply sell it or profit in any way as they would with most things (unless you're also advocating for the family right to sell your organs).
KeePass (and family) store to encrypted files on your machine that never leave the device by default. It doesn't know or care about cloud or central server storage. (It simply provides a means to reconcile changes made in other files, such as synchronized conflict versions.)

Most people then choose the cloud storage of their own choice (Dropbox, OneDrive, Resilio Sync, etc...) to pass the files between devices as interested/necessary. KeePass doesn't know nor care that a sync provider is being used and its just like any other file to sync (which is why you can choose any file sync strategy under the sun).
Why would you need separate machines for all those things? You just have a general purpose design running software for the task at hand.

But no, that's not happening soon. It seems to be a weird dream of certain left-leaving people for AI to advance as they get minimum wages to rise, so that unskilled human labor becomes no longer cost-competitive with machines. Thus, they create an unemployable underclass that has to be kept alive with welfare systems/basic income and thus are captive votes.
I really don't think this is a big deal. I run a medium size website with well over 2000 uniques users per day and also require the referer header to use the website. So far, I've yet to receive a single complaint or find a browser that doesn't send it.

It might be optional as per the spec, but it's completely ubiquitous at this point, and provides an easy way to add an extra layer of safety for web developers.
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Works with BA, Miles and More and a few others for me.

At my previous work we constantly did the swap to reach the needed miles to maintain status or to get a free upgrade / lounge access.

I still add my brother on BA since he has an insane status with them and I only fly with them once or twice a year for the upgrade and lounge...
Clustree | Data Software Engineer | Paris, France | Full-Time http://www.clustree.com

Clustree's DNA is to put more of the human into human resources, thanks to data. Trough our artificial intelligence SaaS solution for HR recommendations, our algorithms collect, normalize and turn million of worldwide careerpath into evidence-based matching.
We are the first plaform deliver matching for every step of employee life cycle, from recruitment to departure.
Clustree values passionnated and multi-skilled people who have the obsession to build a disruptive product and to constantly go further to be as best as they can. People at Clustree are builders. We are constantly iterating, solving problems, and hard working together to accomplish our purpose. We value excellence and definitely do have high standards.

https://clustree.welcomekit.co/jobs/data-software-engineer_p...
Might be useless, but I got some pictures for primes too http://jiyinyiyong.blog.163.com/blog/static/6469987620111311...
Perseus Mirrors | Engineering (multiple) | Cambridge, MA | REMOTE, INTERNS

Perseus Mirrors is building the next-generation mirror - find out more here: http://www.perseusmirrors.com/

We're an alumnus of the Google Launchpad and XRC accelerator programs, and currently operating out of the Harvard Innovation Lab in Cambridge, MA.

We're growing quickly and expanding our engineering team - looking to fill the following roles:

- Senior Developer

- Systems Engineer

- UI/UX Engineer

If interested, email us at jobs@perseusmirrors.com - we look forward to hearing from you!
Citymapper. London, UK. (ONSITE VISA INTERNS)

Cities are complicated. We use the power of mobile and open transport data to help humans survive and master them.

We are building the best app, with the best routing and the best data.

Read our blog at https://medium.com/@Citymapper

Please apply at https://citymapper.com/jobs/

Contact me at emil at citymapper dot com

Some keywords: Python, Go, golang, C++, React, iOS, Android, data science, site reliability(SRE), DevOps, AWS, distributed systems, marketing.
Seeking Work: Design, Marketing, UI/ UX, Product or Growth

SF / Remote

Full Stack Marketer

If you are a coder and need a complement for all other things, I am your guy. 10+ years experience in digital marketing, product, and mobile strategy.

Portfolio: All Things @corevity
Former Marketing Directer @reverb + @inform
Contact: pat@corevity.com
Orchard works quite well after it is setted up properly.
But this isn't added protection. Here is the textbook list of security goals:

- availability

- integrity

- confidentiality

It breaks availability and confidentiality to protect against an attack that is already prevented by https.

This is like installing an open ip cam and welding my padlock shut, then claiming you've improved my storage unit.
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>Avoid the confidence gap; you do not have to match all the listed requirements exactly to apply.

> Recruiting team does a first round of evaluations. Disqualified candidates should be sent a note informing them of the rejection.

Do you tell people why they were 'disqualified' ?
Location: Boston, MA
Remote: YES
Willing to relocate: YES
Technologies: Java, Python, Web
Github: www.github.com/rm51
Email: rm97851 at gmail.com

Senior Java, Python developer with extensive experience in web applications, including front-end code
> You are dead. What rights do you really need and how are they violated?

I see two possibilities. One, the state of my body affects what will happen to me. Two, I am mostly dead, and cryonics (and some future tech) could save me.

The first requires something supernatural. My probability: "no way in hell". The second requires cryonics to work. In theory, in practice, economically, and for me in particular. My probability: "one hell of a long shot".

Even if my organs do matter to my dead being, doctors still have lives to save…
Couldn't you argue that the majority of cars are built mostly with robots? There may not be a brake changing robot, but I bet there's a brake installing one. When it gets to the point that the automated labor is cheaper than or more efficient to the human labor, you'd see the switch.

Amazon is testing/using automated warehouse robots to stock their shelves- I imagine it would be a while until we did grocery stores with robots as it is a much less controlled environment and human beings are unpredictable. Plus running over a kid with a robot would be bad for all parties for a very long time.

This is the nature of technological progress. The loom, the cotton gin, the automobile. They were thought exercises, then flights of fancy, then the differentiator between visionary adopters in the market, and then sometime later- the absolute bare minimum for being able to stay in the market.

AI everything/everywhere isn't that realistic- not because of feasibility necessarily, but because of the perceived value or lack their of for any given application. But as a means to replace rote, occasionally hazardous and/or arduous tasks, I feel like that would be a great place to start. No workman's comp when someone falls off a ladder or makes a mistake. No father or mother that dies on the job when an improperly placed load shifts and collapses on someone. 24/7 shifts that don't involve working people to death or mental failure.

We're probably a few decades out at least, but we'll get there. Hopefully gracefully enough to figure out what to do with a swathe of society that's been made redundant.
Isn't this rather rich coming from a guy who has probably consumed 100 times more animal protein in his ~70 years on earth than the average joe to whom he is now rationing.
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> I have tried applying to the 1 year positions, but then they tell me I lack experience.

The experience piece is often mindless boiler-plate language typical of flunky HR types. Senior execs at these same companies scream that they can't find good people, which is absurd.

Two suggestions: Punch-up highlights of interships, part-time jobs, and school work projects on your CV. Also, stop applying to job boards, instead start networking directly with the actual hiring managers who you can help. Local meet-ups are a good place to connect with folks.
Wasn't implying this, I meant it as "token sufficient, referrer of low value".
Same. Also never-ending Bluetooth issues.
He's not necessarily "forgetting" it and I wish HTTPS-everywhere advocates would stop ascribing forgetfulness or bad motives. Some of us have a different opinion based on our own genuinely-held beliefs.

Requiring HTTPS everywhere is weighing certain factors above others. For many people, encryption and consequent lack of snooping/MITMing is an absolute which outweighs all other possible factors. That's fine. You're entitled to hold that belief. But please don't accuse others, who don't hold that as a trumps-everything absolute, of "forgetting" or (like the guy upthread who said "You being against HTTPS everything, is the same as being in support of MITM attacks somewhere") arguing in bad faith.
Right, because the cost, a measure of human value, is too high. Humans could make them, but we don't value the automation. It's cheaper for a human to do it.

We've had ATMs for how many decades? And yet we still have staffed bank windows, for the edge cases the ATM can't handle, such as rolled coins. Sure, some rolled-coin ATMs exist, but they're more expensive. It's usually cheaper for a human to handle the rolled coins and other bank edge cases. Same with self-check and alcohol age verification. Same with last-mile driving for self-driving cars and trucks.
Weissmaler | Berlin, Germany | ONSITE | Full time | VISA support

Looking for a Frontend Developer with React Native experience who wants to paint it black!

WEISSMALER is Germany’s first tech-driven painting company. Our ambition is to build the largest and best painting company in Germany, using technological innovation to manage our painters better and more efficiently than traditional painting companies.

We are looking for a front-end developer who likes the challenge of setting up our mobile tech stack. This year we take on the challenge of creating mobile applications to communicating with our teams of craftsman and painters as well as our contractors. So far we only did the groundwork for some of these tools, so there is a lot of freedom to build and design. Our current stack is based on NodeJS, Express, Loopback, Postgresql, React and Redux and we are looking to extend this with React Native.

WHAT DO WE OFFER?

As our first Frontend Developer developer with a focus on mobile development you will have a lot of freedom to shape the way we work and communicate. We offer €45-55k salary, an awesome team of young and ambitious people to work with and a great office in Neukölln. A modest budget for hardware of your choice is available as well.

If you are interested you can mail me through my profile or directly to HR at jobs@weissmaler.
What I meant is:

- Device is rebooted

- Can't reach NTP, no RTC or dead RTC battery, happy that time is January 1st, 1970

- HTTPS breaks
He already did, new child
SEEKING WORK - Edinburgh, Scotland or Remote

Web/PHP work with Symfony2, CSS, JS, DB/SQL, Linux hosting, Automated testing & other modern practices.

Also Native Android apps. Can develop full spec for work with UX/UI feedback. Community building around local tech events - I run https://opentechcalendar.co.uk/ and https://find.techin.scot/

Experienced at working at small places and doing whatever it takes to get projects going! Will be part of the team.

Location: Edinburgh, Scotland

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Site: http://jmbtechnology.co.uk/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesbaster

Contact: hello at jmbtechnology.co.uk
NewSQL has a specific meaning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NewSQL
For info: downvoted you not because of butthurt, but because I believe "just bullshit", "it's irresponsible", and "butthurt" are unworthy of a civilised debate.