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Takt | Haskell Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time, ONSITE preferred, but REMOTE is an option for senior candidates.

Takt also has open positions for Data Scientist, Data Engineer, Systems and Infrastructure Engineer, Product Managers/Designers, and more. Check them out at http://takt.com/careers. Here is the Haskell Engineer job description:

Takt is seeking experienced Haskell programmers to help develop our flagship product. Our platform processes giant event streams of all kinds, identifying patterns, trends and opportunities to intervene and improve processes, aided by machine learning. Our vision will change the way people engage across multiple industries, be it retail, finance, or healthcare. We're reaching more than 10 million users, making us one of the largest ventures using Haskell.

As a Takt engineer, you'll work in small, self-sufficient teams with the shared goal of delivering excellent software anchored in an agile culture of quality, delivery, and innovation. You understand that legacy code is the work you did yesterday. You also share our passion for functional programming and using data to solve complex problems. Contact mightybyte at the google mail service for more information.
That's precisely why I'll be buying one: my daughter wants a 3DS, but I said let's wait for the Switch instead. Then we'll get to use it on our main TV (replacing our Wii U, which we rarely use) and have games that work in both settings. Win-win.
But are they willing? There are so many countries.
SEEKING WORK, PORTUGAL, REMOTE

Full stack developer interested in projects involving:

+ Web Front & Back End Development
+ Cross-Platform Desktop Application Development
+ Android Development

Some technologies I'm working with at the moment:

+ HTML5, Sass, Bootstrap
+ JS, NodeJS, Electron, ReactJS
+ PHP, Laravel
+ Kotlin
+ NoSQLS, MySql
+ Python, Flask, Django
+ Git, Docker, AWS Suite

Portfolio : https://www.vikborges.com

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikborges

Regards
Or you can install Firefox (the Android version) and uBlock Origin and avoid wasting your mobile data allowance on ads.
I've always wondered why so many weather websites make it hard to compare actual vs predicted weather forecasts for historical data.
PalleTech | Embedded Systems/ Firmware Engineer | San Francisco | Full-Time ONSITE | https://www.palletech.co

Current supply chain technology sorely needs a makeover. We're building the next generation cargo monitoring solutions. We're a heavily hardware and low level software focused company. Come and help us resolve true IoT challenges where power and connectivity are at a premium.
Feel free to reach me at: anthony [at] palletech.co

https://angel.co/palletech/jobs/204097-embedded-systems-engi...
I reckon it will be a big success. But, honestly, I believe video-game only hardware should no longer be a thing in 2017.

Almost all features of the Nintendo Switch could have been built on the top of iOS or Android. Nintendo should pivot to a software only company.
Civilization also can mean high population density, far more intricate social networks and occupations, intensified warfare, possibility of better nutrition, more need for long-term planning to save up money and manage agriculture, etc. (Of course, civilization can also work the other direction as the past few centuries suggest. That there might be a long run trend to select on intelligence doesn't mean that there are no short-run trends select against it.)
To this native English speaker I think you guys are splitting hairs to dig in even further to someone you don't like.
3) Self driving = lower costs and prices, unless Uber is the only one to offer a self driving car. So it won't help profitability unless they have an effective monopoly on SDCs; if they don't, others will lower their prices for self-driven rides.
This happened to me going from the UK -> Canada. Blew through my cap in one day and called them because I was sure there was a mistake. They reset it and I blew through it again within 24 hours. To be fair, I was only there for 6 months so the short term contract packages available to me where rubbish but still - it was a long 6 months filled with plenty of penalty payments.
They would shut it down in a year after slowly realizing its not able to generate "acceptable" profit.

Google is too rich to get the "small" below 1$Billion ideas right. They cant even manage to capitalize on their self driving cars, clearly a multi $billion dollar market.
A cool way to circumvent the keyword filtering:
www.seecret.io
I'm sure you know the Pro controller is 70$ =/
Work Market | NYC, TO | Full time | Onsite | https://www.workmarket.com

Work Market boasts an impressive engineering team backed by successful and reputable investors such as Union Square Ventures, Spark Capital SoftBank Capital, Industry Ventures and Silicon Valley Bank. We recently received $20 million in Series C funding that is being reinvested back into hiring.

Work Market is the leading platform for freelance labor. Our freelance management platform enables both the biggest brands in the world and freelancing businesses to manage an end-to-end contract, on-demand engagements at scale. We are helping drive the rapidly growing freelance economy that will make up 50% of the workforce by 2020.

Our engineers build the tools and workflows that allow our customer to be more efficient and productive in a competitive marketplace. We are customer driven, our engineers work closely with the product team to help define and articulate a vision for the Work Market platform. We focus on providing simple, elegant solutions to complex problems. We use tools such as RxJava, Java 8, Javaslang, React.js, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Docker.

We have opportunities across the board in both our NYC office and our Toronto (CA) office.

-Bi Analyst/Developer

-Build/Release Engineer

-Senior Software Engineer- API

-Infrastructure Engineer

-Manager, Test Engineer

-Mobile Engineer- Android (TO)

-Senior Front End Engineer

-Senior Search Engineer

-Senior Software Engineer- API (TO)

-Product Manager (TO)

-Technical Product Manager- API & Integrations

-UX/UI Developer

-Implementation Manager

Apply now: https://www.workmarket.com/jobs
The ‘safer' plastics designed to replace BPA may be just as bad for you
Partoo | Back-end developer | Paris | ONSITE, http://www.partoo.fr/

Help our clients maintain an awesome online presence in an exciting startup environment. We’re looking to hire talented developers to help us build and design new products on both our front and back.

Partoo helps our customers taking advantage of the best qualities of spreading their info and products online. Imagine openness, collaboration, good coding practices, workflow automation all made possible thanks to your contributions. In Partoo, you would play a crucial role in our company’s success. Your contributions to our state-of-the-art solution will make or break our goal to bring happiness to the lives of business owners from small to big companies (Carrefour, Auchan, Effia, and so on...).

All of this while working out of an incubator (pépinière) in the heart of Paris. Intrigued? Search us on angel.co for more details or reach out to co-founder and CTO benoit at partoo.fr to say hello.

Some of our stack: Python (Pyramid), JavaScript (React, jQuery), MongoDB, Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Bonus points if you can come play football with us every week.
That's quite the story. I'm glad he made it-the loss of him would have been keenly felt.
the problem with this is it's opinions of the creator, presented as imperial fact - as if it's actually representative.

This is dangerous, because people who are easily mislead will see this and become java developers - or hire only .net developers, because they saw that graph.

I've browsed around - every one of these graphs is completely irrational, tells nothing substantive, or are misleading at the least. There are some truths scattered about, but by and large it's largely nonsense.

Graphs tell a story - and every one of those stories is either entirely made up, or has some pretty disputable results.

there IS a story to tell, but it takes more than a graph to tell it. There's a lot of "it depends"

I don't mean to gutpunch the author. I strongly disagree with this project - but commend the effort. the design is clear and straightforward, and it's another project shipped. That's certainly worth something.

edit:

from the related writeup:

> What makes this visualisation so attractive, is that it provides you with a
starting point for understanding and exploring a certain market and it’s key technologies.

> That information can help you decide whether to either invest your time and money into an emerging technology, or wait for the hype to pass.

this is exactly the kind of takeaways you should not be making from these graphs.
Plus the flight is very expensive
Yes, Google's already announced (when they announced shutting down the API) they are doing a major pivot for Hangouts to be an enterprise messaging app (which seems to have been quietly launched as Meet by Hangouts [0]), so presumably all the resources have gone into the redesign and not maintenance of the current, legacy consumer app.

[0] https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/28/google-quietly-launches-me...
I agree. The numbers should be scaled to # of customers and/or population. To some extent, this is addressed in the text. ATMs reduced the cost of operating a branch, so banks opened more branches. It's easy to see that number of tellers has kept up with population growth. US population was ~200e6 in 1970 and is now ~300e6. From that AEI chart, tellers have grown almost as fast.

(Made some edits to this comment after I realized I mistook the tellers graph for the ATMs.)
To be honest with you, maybe it's my part of the country (northeast, now southwest) - I don't know of many colleagues who are comfortable with opioid use or prescribing. Most of us won't prescribe it and will refer to a pain management specialist who knows what they're doing. Most of us are also aware that there have been few long-term studies that show any sort of toxicity or dangers of cannabinoid use other than at ultra high doses, so personally, I think it's probably safer than using something like Xanax or clonazepam. Certainly safer than opiates.

The limiting factor - you cannot just write a prescription to the local CVS, so if patients want it, I can only recommend that they and their family seek out a reputable dispensary...the limiting factor, I would say, would be getting the medicine in a form with the tolerances and safety of a typical FDA approved med.
Poki — http://jobs.poki.com | Amsterdam | Onsite | Full-Time

Poki is an online playground with 30 million users around the world. With a team of 25 we build a web game platform that helps game developers achieve success, and brings fun games to kids of all ages around the world.

We’re a bootstrapped company where development, data and design come together. We are looking for:

• Senior Front-End Developer - http://jobs.poki.com/senior-front-end-developer

• Senior Back-end Developer / DevOps Engineer - http://jobs.poki.com/back-end-devops-developer

• Product Manager - http://jobs.poki.com/product-manager-web-platform/en

• Product Designer - http://jobs.poki.com/senior-product-designer/en

# Stack: Go, Node, React, Redux, Kubernetes, Docker, Microservices, Prometheus, Google Cloud Platform.

We believe in giving smart and creative people the freedom and autonomy to do great work.

Apply: http://jobs.poki.com

Engineering Culture: http://blog.poki.com
Cloudflare https://www.cloudflare.com/ | San Francisco, CA; London, UK; Singapore, SG; Urbana-Champaign, IL; Austin, TX; | VISA, ONSITE

Cloudflare is building a better Internet. Our long term goal is to give every site the same performance, security, and reliability that major sites like Google and Facebook accomplish, without any specialized network hardware or complicated administration. We enhance millions of sites, including this one.

We believe in working collaboratively with an emphasis on personal growth and responsibility. Working at Cloudflare lets you wear many hats, spearhead new projects, and shape your career. Product market fit is established, but there's a lot of great engineering, product, sales, and support work to be done. We're starting 2017 at 330 people, with plans to double that in the next year.

We're always hiring for operations/SRE, sales, general systems engineering (mostly in Go, nginx, and network, as well as DNS at scale), and web development. Here's some specific roles we're keen to hire:

0) Engineering Manager, Platform Operations -- We're looking for an Engineering Manager to lead our PlatOps team. Our engineering management team is very strong and we are looking for someone who join and help keep all of our backend services alive and healthy.

1) Data Engineering(s) -- We have a ton of different technologies that our data engineers work with, and they are a really strong core team here. Kafka, PostgreSQL, Docker, Mesos, Marathon, Chronos, nginx, and so many more technologies.

2) Product Security Engineer -- We have a lot of applications and need more talented software engineers who love to break and fix. We need hands on engineers who are not afraid to dive in and drive fixes to completion, and evangelize security.

3) Systems Engineer (Austin) -- We are hiring systems engineers at all of our offices, but our Austin office is growing very quickly. Our Austin office is working on some really new and innovative projects. Web and distributed systems built with Go, Node, Docker, and much more. Check out our blog to see what's planned for 2017 (https://blog.cloudflare.com/)

If you're interested, please apply through the https://www.cloudflare.com/join-our-team link, our recruiting team looks at every single application from every applicant.
Flickr/Yahoo | PHP Engineer | San Francisco | Onsite, Fulltime

Starting immediately, we are looking for a talented PHP engineer to join the emotional world of Flickr Backend Engineering.

If you get fired up writing web applications that perform well at scale, and your resulting maintainable code looks like well-documented poetry, then we want to talk to you.

We have a track record of innovation to build on and a strong desire to radically improve Flickr, both for new users and casual visitors as well as the power users who form the core of the community. There's a tremendously long list of new features, programs and technologies set to come online this year.

If you've ever wanted to a chance to have a big impact (Flickr has 100+ million users and 12+ billion photos), this is it!

Ping me directly at seville@flickr.com for this or other opportunities at Flickr!
Yes. I'm a Republic Wireless (WiFi VoIP phone) customer. They mark their RTP packets with DSCP 48 (CS6 / ToS 192) and their SIP packets with DSCP 56 (CS7 / ToS 224). I limit ingress & egress bandwidth on my home router (a Mikrotik), and prioritize flows with those DSCPs above all other traffic.

The result is that even when my pipe is completely full, VoIP packet latency is practically unaffected. Compare to ~3 s latencies I would incur by Comcast's awful traffic shaping.
That is not ok. Could you give me an example? I will try to fix it
The post specifically mentions using Kotlin Javascript to develop React applications. Are there any simple examples out there showing this? I'm not seeing any after a quick google search and look through the docs.

Developing a modern frontend app is complex enough with Javascript or Typescript. It's pretty hard to ask people to figure it out from scratch in Kotlin by just saying that it's possible but not showing how.
> So actually I don't think most people are aware that it is complicated. Otherwise they wouldn't have expected a simple solution.

In my experience, especially in complicated situations people really crave for simple solutions.

The essence of the success of populist politicians is to say there are simple solutions for all problems. No hard choices are needed.

We can have it all.
I believe he's implying that this program may be a sign of a generally poor employment environment in New Zealand.
At least NZ has fibre. Unlike the western island (Australia, aka the mainland ;) ) which has an absolute shitshow for Internet connectivity.
Why? They sell massive amounts of hardware. Clearly their customers do not want to play their games on a smartphone.
While it's not the exact use case you've described (and it's hard to pinpoint without a concrete example), you could handle related tasks by writing a more generic static job that pulls a dynamic config, eg from a mongo db, and uses the branch operator.
I see what you're saying, even if I would argue the details. But the important point is that there's no way to get from positivism to there:

The incompatibility of momentum and position, and that of energy and instant, arises from each being the Fourier transform of the other. It is after that that one can make a link to positivism.

In relativity, the fact that what happens beyond an event horizon can't influence my knowledge in any way is a consequence of the geometrical properties of spacetime. It is again a consequence of the mathematical theory, which one can link to positivism after the fact.

One shouldn't be fooled, by looking at how many branches of science started as philosophy, into then taking these modern spurious links and believing relativity or quantum mechanics are based on positivism.
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General Electric Digital | Software Engineers, DevOps, Oracle DBAs, Technical Project Managers | Providence, RI | On-site - Full-time

GE Digital is hiring many different roles for our Providence, RI location. I started working here this past October and I'm really enjoying it. GE Digital is intended to be a “startup” within the GE organization so we have some nice perks not usually found in a corporate environment like casual dress, free drinks, macbooks, and the ability to work from home. You will have the opportunity to touch lots of different tech, I was hired as a front end developer but now I’m doing backend and hybrid apps.

Providence is a great city. There's a thriving arts, events and restaurants scene but the cost of living is much lower than Boston or NYC. I don’t drive and find I can get around easily with busses, walking, and my bike. Many of us that live in the city hang out together as well, in fact a group of us are going rock climbing after work today.

Here's a list of roles we're currently hiring for:

-Software Engineer- .NET
-Software Engineering Specialist C# .Net
-Software Engineering Specialist- Front-end

-Sr Software Engineer C# .Net
-Sr Software Engineer- Front-end
-Sr Software Engineer- Backend

-Software Engineer- Databases Oracle DBMS
-Sr Software Engineer- Databases Oracle DBMS

-Sr Software Engineer – DevOps

-Sr Technical Project Manager

-Software Architect

If you're interested please send a resume to me at robert.corey@ge.com along with what role/s you are interested in. Questions are fine as well (: . Here's my linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-corey-7404b395/ which uses my personal email robertbcorey@gmail.com.

Here's the public job listings as well https://www.ge.com/careers/opportunities?keyword=&country=Un...

no visa's, sorry
I very nearly fell into the same trap; especially since I have a 1070 and EVGA was offering a nice upgrade program to the new ICX coolers.

Hope your return goes smoothly.
Hi.

Constructive criticism: The e-book cover text perspective is so poorly done that it hurts my eyes. In total honesty, it probably hurts your conversion rate.
Also Javascript itself is frequently compiled down to an older version of Javascript.
Human Code | iOS, Python, Web Dev, Statistical Geneticists | Denver, CO

We are a Denver startup who is building a team that will change the way people use and interact with their DNA. Translating science into a daily experience, our goal is to unlock the world of genomics through easy-to-use apps. If you want to join a company where you can make an impact, provide value on day one, and work with a great team email me at ryan@humancode.xyz
I am very excited about the Switch and hope my preordered unit arrives in time :). I do like the WiiU, the biggest complaint being, that it is tied to my tv, and not always where I want to play it. Playing it on the pad is nice, but the resolution and range are very limited. I also like the 3DS, and would really like a faster version of it with a larger screen with much more resolution.

It turns out, that the Switch checks all these boxes. If you design a screen for a 3DS successor with is slightly larger and higher res, you arrive at the screen of the switch. It is also the same size as the screen of the WiiU. And docked, it outperforms the WiiU as stationary console. Of course it falls behind the PS4, but I think the market for non-portable consoles has been "won" by the PS4. But while they will continue to exist, the prime time for stationary consoles might be over too. With the Switch, you are no longer tied to the TV. Nintendo took quite some care to make sure that the Switch mostly performs identically docked and undocked. There shouldn't be many if any games which are tied to one mode only.

The popularity of gaming laptops should tell us, that there is an increasing number of people who want to be mobile in their gaming, not necessarily as in playing while riding the bus, but as in taking your gaming hardware with you when like visiting friends. And that is, where the Switch easily outshines for example a PS4. Add to it the ability to do multiplayer gaming on the local network (Splatoon2, Mario Cart,...) and it has a lot of prospect.
À format that is independent of a specific platform or player has its own merits, besides the scratch your itch part.

With a good plugin support an ecosystem to allow interoperability of playlists becomes possible.
Maybe I'm a glass half full kind of guy but I'd like to believe they spent less effort on duplicating features that fulfill needs most buyers can already meet with other devices and more effort on features germane to the console itself, like the matchmaking and account services you mention. I could very well be wrong.
Location: Remote (EU timezone)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, LESS, SASS, JavaScript(ES5, ES2015+), React, Redux, functional programming, TypeScript, C#, ASP.NET MVC and Web API, SQL.

Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/luiwNY

Email: can be found at the top of the resume

Experienced web front-end engineer capable of creating top-notch user experiences. I focus on simple, modular, highly maintainable and performant solutions. I'm also comfortable with back-end development including APIs, databases and web frameworks.
Modus Create | Sr. PHP Engineer | REMOTE | http://bit.ly/2mL4TNc

I have multiple openings for Sr. PHP Engineers with Laravel Framework Experience. The roles can be performed from a remote location but you have to be willing to co-work an average of 5 hours per day w/ GTM -5 time zone. Follow the link http://bit.ly/2mL4TNc to apply or email kristen (at) moduscreate (dot) com w/ questions