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I can't imagine switching keyboard layouts 3 times, your mind must be extremely nimble. Currently, I have a picture of the dvorak keyboard pinned as my desktop wallpaper so if I forget location of a key I can look at desktop quickly.
You are right, the difficulties are in Python's design. See the Pyston blog "Why is Python slow".
http://blog.kevmod.com/2016/07/why-is-python-slow/

That said, the Pyston guys knew what the problems were (dynamism in C runtime) and were making progress. This was the future of fast Python - JIT experts optimizing the runtime and feeding code and ideas back to CPython.

I think we will look back at this Pyston announcement as the turning point where people gave up on Python speed.
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Incorrect. There is no supported way to disable telemetry in Windows 10 Home and Pro. It can only be disabled in Windows 10 Enterprise and Education editions.

You need to download a third-party program like O&O's Shutup10 to disable telemetry. As this is not a supported method, Microsoft ignores the user's clear preferences and turns it back on with every major OS update.

https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10

You can indeed opt-out of ads, you're correct there.
Magsafe was one of my favorite features on the old laptops, but I don't really see how it would work on the new ones. They're so light that any of the force that normally would've been needed to "anchor" the computer so that a trip on the cord would disconnect it is pretty much gone. At this point, the magnet would have to be so weak that it may just be unusable. Any stronger magnet would just pull the light computer right along with it.
It is absolutely possible to care, and love, and cherish something -- while also be willing to let it go, so you can move on to something else. And it's software, not a human child or something. These are absolutely not in conflict, at all. Why does this even need to be said? Are half the people here robots? Apparently they are, because the moment someone talks about throwing away some software, people begin making allusions to child rearing.

Bringing out dictionaries is just a way of being an annoying pendant; nitpicking phrasing like "... and care for" in a Merriam Webster definition does not make you sound like someone enlightened "loving" or in tune. It makes you sound like that insufferable jackass, that guy everyone avoids, because they have to remind everyone "but what about the pedantry" anytime any complaint exists in the public sphere.
Perseus Mirrors | Engineering (multiple) | Cambridge, MA | REMOTE or ONSITE

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:

- Software Team Lead

- Software Developer Intern
I grew up from 10 to 18 in a moderately rural area outside of Dallas. We share fine if and when we have to, but for the most part, we don't have to.

I saw a lady walking along the side of a rural road - this was about 12 years ago, so there weren't buses then, and there won't be in the next 12 years either - so I pulled over and asked her where she was going. Turns out she was going to walk, in the summer heat, to a grocery store about 10 miles away.

We shared my car just fine. But I certainly wouldn't go over to a neighbor and ask for a ride to the grocery store if my car was running ok.
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The Key to Good Luck Is an Open Mind
Yes, I think they should, if they could somehow be confident that their guests would dine in peace and not make trouble. The fact that such confidence could be hard to come by shows that this situation is not really analogous to the wedding photographer situation. You'd have to flip it around to get a better analogy: should a neo-Nazi restaurant be compelled to serve Jews? Clearly yes.
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Doug! You beat me to the punch! ;) I signed on with Takt in October and it has been very rewarding. The culture is great and I'm learning a lot from absolutely everyone. I highly recommend applying :).
SEEKING WORK.

Location: NYC.

http://qureshimedia.com/

Email: In profile.

Too legit to quit since: 2009

We design / build better sites / software . Mobile first.
UX/UI landing pages. Design / Development.

iOS. Wordpress. Copywriting. Front end engineering. HTML/CSS/JS

If you need a legit landing page to test your MVP idea. Get in touch.
Fast and Furious sites mobile first!
without offending anyone: No tire kickers or nickel and dime situations.
If you want quality you have to pay.

examples:more from where that came from via email.

http://tryoldster.com/ web , iOS

http://onlyusedtesla.com/ web , iOS
The tests were run against a local repository to remove network variability.

Your comment on using docker pull to benchmark a file system perplexes me. This is not a general purpose file system, it is purpose built for only one use case - the graph driver.

The good news is that this is all open source, so if there is a specific concern, this should be opened as an issue on the github. The claims are also easy to validate (or refute)... since you can just run it on your own system. Please do share that experience on github, as we are genuinely interested in making this successful for everyone.

The install setup experience is definitely something worth pointing out. This is an area where it is not as smooth as it should be, but we are working with Docker to work on those issues. We need a richer set of interfaces to make the v2 plugin interface work... note that the v2 plugin interface is still in beta. This is in no was a finished project, we are working with others in the community to see this through.
If you want to get rid of docker-compose, you could try using minikube (https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube), which is a local Kubernetes deployment, similar to the desktop version of Docker. It works well and supports all major platforms.
Cradlepoint | Multiple positions | Kelowna, Bc, Canada | Boise, Id, US | Los Gatos, Ca, US | Onsite | Full-Time | Cloud networking

We are looking for creators, leaders and team players that want an opportunity to work with a smart, energetic and passionate team that is revolutionizing the way businesses think about how they can add performance and scale to their existing network infrastructure. Innovation truly drives our core value and the success of our company, so we’re always brainstorming, analyzing and optimizing how to make our solutions better for each and every customer.

Open positions:

- R&D Program Manager

- QA Engineer III (SaaS)

- QA Analyst (FW)

- QA Engineer 2 (FW)

- QA Engineer 1 (FW)

- QA Analyst I (IS)

- Salesforce Developer

- User Interface (UI) Engineering Manager

- SaaS Software Development Engineer

- Software Development Engineer

- Development Operations Engineer (Dev/Ops)

Email directly alacombe@cradlepoint.com if interested by any of these position.
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Not really the same - Unladen Swallow gave up because llvm JIT was immature.

Pyston gave up because Dropbox is moving to Go. That's a bad sign.
If you let attrition drive headcount, you're going to end up with only the people who can't quit and find another job. Seen it happen.
The 1963 standard⁰ answers your questions. (Probably the final 1967 version does too, but it's not online anywhere.)

In this instance the more common 8-column presentation actually better reflects the design. It's important that the low 4 bits of '0' are 0. The 0x2X column and 0x3X column are related by shift (on some devices²).

⁰ http://worldpowersystems.com/archives/codes/X3.4-1963/index....

¹ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal

² https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit-paired_keyboard
Work with deepstreamHub GmbH in Berlin, Full time - Onsite.

We are looking for a technical writer/in-house tech journalist to work closely with both the communications and engineering teams.

For more information click below:

(https://deepstreamhub.com/careers/technical-writer/)
Pagar.me | São Paulo - Brazil | Full-time | ONSITE

We're looking for software developers and devops engineers to join our team and help us build the best payment system in the galaxy.

In terms of technology, we use JavaScript(node.js), React, Angular, Go, PHP, Postgres, Mongo, AWS.

Please send your resumé to: venhapara@pagar.me

Learn more about us at https://pagar.me
Insight Catastrophe Group | https://www.icg360.com/ | Quality Engineer | REMOTE preferred | full-time

Insight's vision is to innovate and modernize property insurance solutions through technology, risk management and consulting from industry experts. Insight uses sophisticated modeling to deliver value to clients and policyholders nationwide.

We have a mostly-remote software organization, developing a RESTful web-services platform the supports HTML and Flash (for now) front ends. We are looking to add an engineer to our QA team, focused primarily on automation of tests against our HTML interfaces. There's a lot of low-hanging fruit here right now, we just don't have the resources to pick it yet.

Our ideal candidate has some experience with Selenium and testing, but is hungry to learn more about the best way to produce and maintain high-quality software.

If this interests you, send me a note: alec<dot>munro<at>icg360<dot>com
Ya just ignore the cultural reasons and pressures that cause the situation, easy, the free market fixes everything.
A while back I did multiple interviews and completed a coding project with your company and was "ghosted." A buddy of mine just had a similar experience via a "HackerNews Who's Hiring" post, they had multiple interviews with you and were assigned a coding project and then you responded with a terse canned rejection email. Definitely not a good experience and seemed disrespectful of others time.
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EventMobi | Toronto, Canada | Full Time | Onsite | Python/Javascript

What Are We Hiring For? Full Stack engineers, Passionate Javascript Developers, team leads and individual contributors who want autonomy in their work to push the bar and create amazing products.

Who/What is EventMobi? EventMobi is changing how attendees experience events through mobile & seamlessly connected experiences, as well as changing the way event planners create, market and manage their events. Thousands of events, conferences and tradeshows around the world use our platform. For a quick reference, TechCrunch, LinkedIn, IEEE, Intel and Nestle have used EventMobi to enhance the attendee experience at their events.

Want to quickly figure out what EventMobi is all about? Then watch this fun 3min video here: http://www.eventmobi.com/careers/#video Wondering how our technology is affecting the world and the meeting industry in general? Well here is an awesome infographic that summarizes what we have achieved this past and why we are super excited for 2016: http://www.eventmobi.com/about/company/2015/ And here's a good sense of our engineering culture: https://fast.wistia.net/embed/iframe/ep4c6oe1lb

Our Tech We develop using micro-services exposed through a (Python) RESTful API to feed our AngularJS & React based applications – from our mobile apps, to the app-building services, real-time chat / gamification / mapping services and tons more.

In the past year we’ve more than tripled our growth & our software now services 10,000+ events and millions of users worldwide. We’re expecting that growth to continue again (while still being bootstrapped company of almost 90 staff with no funding) and if you are interested in helping us scale, and meet the next set of challenges, let’s chat! Hopefully you also have some familiarity with our tech stack - Python, AngularJS, React, Redux, React Native, Cordova, NodeJS, Express, MySQL, Redis, AWS as our main tools day to day.

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Silicon Valley is right–our jobs are already disappearing
also, maybe some people on here are perfect, but if you've used Unix for more than half your life (as I have) you've 'rm -rf'-ed some stuff.

I think people who've been through disasters have a much better understanding of the importance and methods of not ending up there than those with a perfectly clean record.

IOW, I'd hire the "rm -rf" guy first if he owns it.
This is markedly different because most applications written for the first versions of Android still work even on the newest version of the OS. Apple is explicitly breaking 32bit applications from running on the device/OS. Remember we are talking about application compatibility which is not much related to OS updates.
It is hard to find data, but it sounds like the grill temp could range as high as 425 F.
What counts as "full time"? Can you just hire everyone part-time at ~39 hrs/wk? (Which, I presume, is the strategy international chains like McDonalds would advise for their Japanese franchises.)
Sniply | Software Developer, Machine Learning Engineer | Vancouver, BC | http://snip.ly

Sniply is a small startup (4 people so far), that makes a saas marketing tool. We're hiring for two new positions:

1) Intermediate Software Developer: a fullstack web developer, the core skill is javascript (we use react), but we also use python a lot (django, DRF)

2) Machine Learning Engineer: we are working on a lot of NLP problems, specifically with document summarization.

If you're interested, check out our postings: https://angel.co/sniply-1/jobs
>In February, just two years shy of Mrs. Sato’s retirement, a manager had blunt news: “Your job no longer exists.” She refused to quit, and was dispatched to the chase-out room.

Well of course there are going to be problems when you try and lay off someone just a few years before their retirement. I don't see any big cultural differences the article references here. This just sounds like a company trying to rip off their long term workers out of their full retirement package. I'm sure if these retirement packages referenced in the article were anywhere close to what the workers would get on full retirement, of course they would take it rather than going to boredom rooms. The author of this article seems to have simply taken Sonys word that the "retirement packages were generous."
We have a relatively simple cloud app: a couple (micro)services, but we also use Postgres and ElasticSearch. We started using Docker + Spinnaker + k8s, but then we ran into the problem of setting up the app for local dev (where we wanted to use local PG) and prod (where we wanted to use RDS).

<plug>we've been working a bit on an open source tool, pib, that supports setting up multiple environments because we ran into this problem (behind the scenes it uses terraform, k8s, and minikube). would love to hear if anyone here has seen anything similar or has thoughts! https://github.com/datawire/pib</plug>
I wouldn't say untrustworthy, but it's definitly misleading to say python achieves those performances, when it's actually calling into C for most of it.
Rocketmiles | Chicago, IL and Brooklyn, NY NYC | On-Site

Rocketmiles helps frequent travelers take more vacations. Our team is headquartered in Chicago's West Loop with a satellite office in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

We're currently looking for:

* Grails / Kotlin / Java / Backend developers (Chicago, NYC)

* Data Engineer (Chicago)

* Senior Systems Engineer (Chicago)

* QA Engineer (Chicago)

* Product Manager (Chicago)

I lead our product team, so please reach out to me directly (jordan@rocketmiles.com) if you are interested.
Location: USA

Remote: Yes, but can do in-office.

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Most recently rails/react. Everything from setting up servers to writing css. Have also built several iOS apps in the past and maintained an android app. Have also done python/django. Not opposed to anything.

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bufordtaylor tl;dr I was the 3rd engineer at Eventbrite, then I was CTO 2 times for a couple series-A startups, and I founded my own company which went through Techstars.

Position: Happy to start as a normal engineer. Would want to work into engineering management.

Email: buford@castingcall.club

After my last CTO role, I was so burnt out of working the 12 hour days that I took a long leave in Europe to visit family. I'll be moving back to the States in April. I do not currently have a choice city to move to. I spend 7 years in SF (most of which building Eventbrite), but with the recent insane real estate prices, I'm hesitant to move back.
Here's some good reading material on how passionate I am about work: https://medium.com/@buf/how-will-you-spend-your-11-years-cd6...
> Even ignoring health effects, it has a smell that can be sickening for non-smokers, and you can't control where the smoke goes.

That also applies to different cultures' bathing and perfume practises, but I think we all recognise that banning those practises would be unjust.

> At this point some smokers like to bring up "b-b-but what if someone wears a ton of perfume??" but in practice basically nobody regularly takes a break to shoot perfume several times in a row into the air around them.

You've clearly never shared an enclosed space with someone whose bathing practises — while unobjectionable from a health & sanitation viewpoint — are different from your own.
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Bison https://www.bison.co | Boston, MA | ONSITE

Bison is disrupting fin-tech, starting with PE - a world badly in need of disruption. Advanced analytics & visualizations, consumer-suitable UI/UX. Fantastic supportive and collaborative team.
Looking for:

Lead Engineer - Full Stack (Python, JS, Postgres, etc.)
https://angel.co/bison/jobs/48247-lead-developer-full-stack

QA Engineer / Manager:
https://angel.co/bison/jobs/114054-qa-engineer-manager

Great gig with great guys, early enough for significant equity, successful enough to provide a paycheck!

Process: quick phone screen to establish job fit, then in-person interview(s) w/ hiring manager and team members.

Resumes to jobs@bison.co

No recruiters please.
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Wingify | All sorts of technical roles | Pune and Delhi (India) | On Site.

Wingify (wingify.com) is the company behind Visual Website Optimizer (vwo.com). Wingify Labs is focused on building new worldclass products, both SAAS and consumer facing. If you want to level up your skills and build things you've never thought you could build, this is the place for you. We've got a lot of projects cooking - a SAAS focusing on re-engaging site visitors, a mobile app aiming to be WeChat for India, a FinTech project servicing agriculture and several more.

I'm personally hiring data scientists and infrastructure engineers (algorithms/concurrency/computer architecture). The company as a whole is hiring application engineers (frontend and backend), devops, mobile developers, support, and a director of engineering/other engineering leaders. With high probability we have a place for you here.

If interested reach out to chris@wingify.com.
Install flake8, there's support for mypy, flake8, and pylint. I can't answer the other, but you could always file a feature request.
Did you write this just to be snarky and call it a "telephone"?

An iPhone is more complex than the desktop computer you wrote this comment on and you know it.
That's absolutely true on mobile platforms, which have made major advances in both performance and architecture over the past couple of years.

It isn't true on PC hardware, where a modern kaby lake i5 performs similarly on desktop tasks to a a 5 year old ivy bridge i5. PC hardware has advanced tremendously in power efficiency, but much less so in performance.
When they say compatibility they largely mean C API compatibility.

PyPy doesn't even try for this, and yet it's key for any real world adoption. Building on top of PyPy wouldn't have helped with C API compatibility.

I really hope PyPy can organize funds to hire these guys to continue working. They have accumulated massive experience on JITting the Python runtime.
I've been using Docker, I love it. Hope to weigh the pros and cons of Swarm and Kubernetes and try those out too, but for most of my applications networked Docker containers are sufficient.
It's a question about:

- investment: showing why/how you maximize their profits amongst other candidates

- relief: proving you will make their lives/jobs easier

- simplifying the selection process: providing a means by which the employer orders the candidates through their own descriptions of the job

- sanity-checking: giving bad candidates the opportunity to self-disqualify, or alternatively indicating a signal for the company to "re-think"
That's what I'm currently using! The downside with configuring via CLI is that anyone who needs to update the cluster has to download the tool, make sure they have the right AWS keypair installed, make sure their config is correct, etc. I guess I could just install kops on a server, but provisioning a server to provision the server that provisions servers is just too meta for me.

A saas that puts a UI on top of kops would be ideal, but that might not exist as a standalone service.
Neoprospecta | Python backend developer | Florianópolis, Brazil | https://neoprospecta.com/en/

We are a company dedicated to development and commercialization of microbiological analyzes based on DNA sequencing and bioinformatics.

We are looking for someone with a solid experience in Django, django-rest-framework, Linux, git and PEP8.

To apply send a cover letter a resume/cv and - ideally - your github profile to ricardo@neoprospecta.com
Thanks nacs we've fixed the crash with Ghostery for the next release
SEEKING WORK - Remote / Europe (on-site) / Portugal

Android developer with 4 years of experience building products with startups and agencies.

Portfolio: https://www.bloco.io/projects

Blog: Portfolio: https://www.bloco.io/blog

Email: sergio@bloco.io
> IBM and all of their massive "redundancy" layoffs are a clear indication of how easy it is to get rid of people in the UK.

No, it's an indication that a massive company with lots of resources is able to cover its legal bases enough that it can lay off large numbers of people in batches. That doesn't mean it's easy by any means.
India sends out strong signal it’s open to tech business, both local and foreign
We use Deis (https://deis.com/workflow/), which is a sort of Heroku on top of Kubernetes. For CI, we use CircleCI and automatically deploy when tests pass on the master branch.
Google keeps a service on HTTP on purpose: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/chromiumos-design-docs/...

Try visiting: http://clients3.google.com/generate_204
Is there any other type of sermon?
This company is backed by the Kushners (Thrive) and Peter Thiel. Curious: Anyone deterred from applying for that reason?