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Raising the Floor | Installation Expert | Anywhere | Full time, 6 month contract
Anytime, Anywhere, Any Computer Access. At Raising the Floor, we’re an international coalition of individuals and organizations dedicated to ensuring that the Internet, and everything available through it, is accessible to people with accessibility barriers due to disability, literacy, digital literacy, or aging, and regardless of their economic resources.
We are looking for a talented software engineer to lead and develop one of the associated systems of GPII called Installation on Demand (IoD). This system will allow GPII to install and use Assistive Technology (AT) software on demand, whenever required by a user. This is a 6-month Contractor full-time position.
REQUIRED: 3+ years experience in developing installation software - particularly in systems where users do not have admin privileges.
Other skills:
• 3+ years of experience developing in one or more programming languages on a daily basis (e.g., JavaScript, Go, C/C++).
• 3+ years of experience in systems programming.
• Experience with software distributions and/or complex software deployment systems.
• Experience with cloud computing and storage platforms (AWS, etc.).
• Experience with large scale and globally-distributed deployments.
• Experience advocating for the end-user through all of the phases of the product development process.
• Experience working successfully with a remote distributed team.
• Able to work independently to complete tasks on schedule without close supervision.
• Highly motivated, self-directed, and able to thrive in ambiguity.
To apply, please send resume to jobs@raisingthefloor.org
Website about the project: gpii.net
Location: St. Louis, MO

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Swift, iOS, Xcode

Résumé/CV: nathangitter.com/nathan-gitter-resume.pdf

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nathangitter

Email: nathangitter@wustl.edu

Portfolio: nathangitter.com

CS/design student graduating May 2017; WWDC Scholarship Winner; built the iOS course at my university; previous software engineering intern at Microsoft; looking to join a small company as an iOS developer/engineer that can actively engage in the design process
Yeah, mentioned that in another comment: ADATA Premier SP600 256 gig SSD
"Significant debt" being on average about the price of a low end car. And "prove you can stick to a goal" being a massive increase in lifetime earnings over those without a college degree.

I can't be the only person who sees how fair and progressive this is? It's a wonderful reflection on our society.
There are other tail-risk strategies: One can have the majority of assets in treasuries but have small slices in diversified, focused portions of the market with higher expected returns (Small / Value is the typical tail-risk portfolio).
ICE Health Systems | Web Application Developer | Calgary, AB | http://icehealthsystems.com

ICE Health Systems is a software company committed to developing innovative technologies for the healthcare community in order to improve the way healthcare is delivered.

ICE Health Systems initially began as Patient Education software, and has since expanded its suite of products to include a cloud based electronic health record system, ICE 5, and an online learning and content management system, ATLAS.

In order to create an effective solution for healthcare providers, we firmly believe that experts in the healthcare communities should be involved in the conceptual development and tangible end product. ICE Health Systems turns to trusted advisors for intellectual contributions to create truly unique systems created for healthcare professionals, by healthcare professionals.

Stack: Java (Spring), Hibernate, MySQL, BackboneJS, ReactJS, TeamCity, BitBucket

Position(s): We are looking to hire two Junior/Intermediate Web Frontend Developers to add to our development team.

Job posting: http://icehealthsystems.com/about-us/careers/web-application...

Contact me directly if you are interested, oconti@icehealthsystems.com.
The biggest problem with Copenhagen is that it doesn't say if there is a physical collapse or that there isn't one. Instead think of it as a rule of thumb; if you apply the quantum/classical cut in the appropriate spot for your experiment, it will give the right answer. But it gives no guidance where that spot is or what physically is happening.
Convoy | Software Engineer | Seattle | Full-time, onsite, https://convoy.com

We're optimizing trucking and logistics, an $800B industry that still runs on fax machines and phone calls. Currently backed by top tier investors. Read about us:

http://seattlebusinessmag.com/technology/convoy%E2%80%99s-de...

https://www.geekwire.com/2016/greylock-leads-16m-round-deman...

I'm employee #2, and I've been here since we were borrowing desks at a local startup incubator. We've grown a lot since then, but we still have a tight-knit, incredibly high-leverage group of engineers. Even after two years, I still love going to the office each morning. I get to work with the smartest folks I've ever met, on software that is going to modernize an industry that's fundamental to the modern world. No team I've ever been on, including at Amazon, has felt like I could have this kind of impact.

We would love more engineers, up and down the stack, and anywhere on the generalist <-> specialist spectrum. We use pretty cutting-edge tech (React, React-Native for mobile, TypeScript + Node for backend), but we're a lot more interested in engineering chops than any particular tech skills.

If you're interested in hearing more, reach out and grab coffee with me or one of our other developers. Help us grow an amazing tech team from a very early point in our company's history!

Some, but not necessarily all, of our open jobs: http://jobs.convoy.com
Binky Sky, LLC
Binky Frostbite, LLC
Binky Birch, LLC
Binky Galley, LLC
Binky Moon, LLC
Binky Lake, LLC
Binky Glen, LLC
Silver Glen, LLC
Holly Glen, LLC
Grand Glen, LLC
Magic Glen, LLC
Magic Birch, LLC
Magic Woods, LLC
Magic Pass, LLC
Fern Pass, LLC
Big Pass, LLC

(snip, as it goes on and on) This reads like someone let their Markov chain register TLDs. Is there a rational explanation that isn't some domain-parking company grabbing up names and trying to conceal their identity by spamming the list with LLC shell companies? (And social networks get in a tizzy when I don't use my real name…)
Prezto is abandoned. If you absolutely need a framework go for Zim, although I like the simplicity of Zplug and adding plugins or themes as I need them.
Ya, but he doesn't actually justify his position. And to the extent that he does, his calculations are inaccurate. The only legitimate criticism he makes is the one about depressurization (all the others are trivial and can be solved trivially in ways that have already been addressed in the whitepaper). And fotunately for the hyperloop, his calculations on that one issue are off by six orders of magnitude, per the videos that respond to his video.
Thanks. If you have any further questions about the paper, feel free to ask me.
>It has to be more then just getting blood moving

Yes. I think it's because when walking or showering some attention is kept in the body. This matters for thinking purposes because new ideas signal their presence at an emotional level.

Whereas sitting at a desk one's attention is mostly in "in the head" and this is also why lengthy sitting at work or in front of the TV is unhealthy.
Location: Chicago

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: C++, Rust, JavaScript (ES6), Bootstrap, Node.js, express.js, sequelize.js, React, jQuery, MySQL, PostgreSQL

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7C6DF5T6DH1bHhFRTN2XzN6OHM...

Email: albcoron@gmail.com

I'm a recent grad looking to get my first full-time position. Please do not contact me if you're looking for 10+ years experience.
Token | Software Engineer | SF | ONSITE https://token.io

Token’s mission is to allow financial institutions, businesses, and individuals to instantly and securely move money from any location. We are developing a powerful banking API platform with a focus on security, open banking, and great customer experience.

Token’s CEO, Steve Kirsch, has invented several groundbreaking technologies and has had multiple billion dollar exits. Our team comes from top companies like Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Docker, Twitter, and Square.

With Series A funding of $16M, we are growing our offices in San Francisco and London, so check out our jobs @ https://jobs.lever.co/token
How would the reinstatement of that act solve the problem in the article?
Show HN: Your daily stream of opportunities
Adobe CS works great on my similarly spec'd (slightly worse) PC. Maybe try reinstalling? I do have an SSD- if yours is a platter that could affect performance too.
It's Monday morning, now what?
Lazada eLogistics | Regional Head of Data | Singapore | Onsite | Full-time

See the full JD here: https://sg.linkedin.com/jobs/view/274806975.

Apply by emailing your solution to the below filter to irene.ling@lazada.com. Please have “[your name] - Regional Head of Data - HN” as the subject line.

Technical Questions

Here (http://i.imgur.com/ImdVZBI.png) is a simplified model of the systems used by a fictional online retailer. Their three systems track the flow of an order placed on their website, through their warehouse, and to the point of delivery. Each system uses its own database (MySQL for the shop, PostgreSQL for the warehouse, etc.). The systems communicate to each other via API calls (that are not shown here).

Please review the model and be prepared to discuss it with us. When we talk, we'll ask you how you would answer queries about this fictional business. These will be high-level questions and not deeply technical. We'll also want to hear your opinion of the model, its limitations, and how it could be improved.

1. Write a query to count the number of products across all orders received by the warehouse system today (the PostgreSQL database).

2. Given an order_id, how would you find its last GPS coordinates?

3. What do you think is the most serious problem among these systems, and why? (We are not looking for a specific answer, we want to know what you think is a problem.)

4. Why do you think this fictional company chose Redis for their delivery system, and is it a good choice?
EasyPost | San Francisco | Full-time | Onsite | Senior Engineer

EasyPost is a fast growing startup that provides a RESTful API to revolutionize the entire shipping process for e-commerce companies.

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer with Ruby on Rails, Python, or Go experience to join the EasyPost team. If you love to code, want to build APIs, and work on a small team of collaborative developers to build meaningful products, then we’d love to meet you!

Check out our API: https://www.easypost.com/docs/api.html

We can offer you a competitive base salary, equity, comprehensive benefits,and flexible work hours/PTO. Our interview process includes one phone call and then one onsite technical meeting with the rest of the team.

Please apply on our jobs page and we will contact you: https://jobs.lever.co/easypost
Location: Montreal, Québec, Canada

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: Not yet

Technologies: Javascript(Fullstack nodejs,vuejs) Html, css, sass, less, git, gulp, webpack

Resume/CV: https://1drv.ms/b/s!Am4okBU5C8O-jkXN1M4YzvZi_jmD

Email: developer[at]dustinnewell.com
Video Game Companies Are Not Your Friends
it's a closed-source binary blob on intel chipsets with unfettered access to the CPU. it is also (often) directly connected to the RJ45 port.

here's a good overview of the risk: http://hackaday.com/2016/11/28/neutralizing-intels-managemen...
Wow, usually the "we plan to exploit you" vibe isn't so blatant in the job ad.

Edit: I'm not trying to be a jerk, and my guess is that most other HNers are smart enough not to take the bait, such as it is, on this ad. But seriously, if you're a software developer with a master's degree, even if you don't have much experience, please shoot for something more than a subsistence-living wage. The jobs are out there.
I never said I wasn't. That doesn't resolve the people who voted for Trump of what they voted for.
> I don't believe it's likely that we'll see recovery of an orbital velocity stage anytime soon.

I understand it's a very different beast, but why do you think this is so much harder technologically? We bring things back from orbital velocity routinely, indeed much more frequently than anyone landed a rocket vertically prior to SpaceX.
Basecamp's Migration to Kotlin
SEEKING WORK / Fort Collins, CO / Happy to work remotely

Experienced Linux Ops team. AWS and hosted, Puppet, Ansible, Packer, git, CentOS/Ubuntu/Debian, Opsview, Nagios. Rsync backups. NFS/S3/EBS/ZFS storage.

We are a proven team looking to add a client. Corp-Corp.
Contact: info [@at] tummy.com
I'm one of the makers behind "Get Better Luck". It is an internal tool that we used for our own. We decided to clean it up a bit and throw it out to public.

We've few feature ideas, such as picking the most likely email to contact, letting you send the initial email directly from the interface, perhaps tracking that email for open and clicks, statistics, and eventually improving the posts to suit your requirements. Perhaps even send you an email every morning on the best possible selected opportunities from your preset filters and criteria.

I hope you like this initial beta release, we will be releasing improvements and new stuff as we continue using it.
Another basic fitness test: Can you put your pants on without sitting down? I know a lot of people couldn't do this without falling or hopping.
Ask HN: I'm a PHP/Laravel developer, should I move to Node.js?
Hello everyone, I'm a PHP/Laravel developer, have been using PHP professionally for the last 6 years.

Is it time for me to switch to NodeJS or there's still hope in the PHP with Laravel?
No problem. Just seed the Honeypot with fake reviews. Make 50% of the review positive and 50% negative. Then, check to see which reviews are favored on Yelp before and after signing up and cancelling service.
Walkthrough | Operations Engineer (Python) | Denver | Full Time
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About Us:
Walkthrough replaces the time-consuming process of touring multiple properties with a simple and affordable virtual reality experience. Learn more about our team, funding, and press here: http://angellist.co/walkthroughvr

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As our operations engineer you would be:
- using Python, MongoDB, and AWS
- working out of our headquarters in downtown Denver (1624 Market St. Denver, CO 80202)
- build algorithms to optimize our photographers routing so we can optimize their travel time to each home
- work with AI, Machine learning to improve our photo processing algorithm
- study photography to figure out how to improve our photo quality
- add functionality to our scheduling system to reduce user error or help us save time at HQ with support requests
- building out our tech infrastructure, including load balancing, running spot instances for photo processing, and managing distributed software our photographers use to upload photos

If you're interested, this is the application process:
- Fill out the form below:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfWKLpIquPmFf21Viu6...
Hotjar is a young startup that embraces remote working and personal development.

Hotjar's culture is driven by transparency, respect, open discussion, collaboration and blunt and direct feedback. We have several positions open.

Hotjar | Big Data Engineer (Europe) | Remote

Hotjar | AngularJS Developer (Europe) | Remote

Hotjar | Full Stack Developer (Europe) | Remote

Hotjar | Python Developer (Europe) | Remote

Hotjar | Product Designer (Europe) | Remote

Hotjar | User Interface Designer (Europe) | Remote

Information about all roles can be found on our careers page: http://careers.hotjar.com/
Except you're still acting immorally by forcing your belief system onto others who don't share that belief system. It doesn't matter if you don't believe in property; the person who owned that car does.
I once read about Pieter Hintjens' model oriented programming [1] which the idea I have yet to understand. Hope someone can provide more insight on this subject. HN discussion [2]

[1] https://github.com/imatix/gsl
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11558007
If you remove everything from every human body except the skeleton, you'll find that the joints of every skeleton have very similar (nearly identical) range of motion. When I say design range of motion I'm referring to the commonalities that all of our skeletons share. The human skeleton has two arms, two legs, a hip bone, a skull, a spine, hands, and feet. Each of those are connected by joints and all of the joints have a range of motion that is, for all intents and purposes, the same. (Again, excluding birth defects, post-birth accidents, etc.)

On top of the skeleton we add muscles and tissues and everything else, with the muscles doing the vast majority of the supporting work for the skeleton, i.e., for the most part, the muscles (and tendons) dictate the effective range of motion, i.e., what the skeleton is currently possible of doing. But muscles can be stretched and lengthened, or they can be neglected and become stiff like an old rubber band (e.g., from sitting in the same position for years on end). Stiff muscles restrict range of motion, preventing the skeleton (which, without the muscles, would be fully capable of achieving its design range of motion) from achieving the full range of motion.

Are we all built to some universal specification? That depends on how you define "built" and how you define "universal". Our cells "build us" and our DNA defines a specification. Humans do follow a general standard: between 4.5-6.5 feet tall, two legs, two arms, one head, bipedal motion, etc. There are no 3-foot, 8-arm humans (like an octopus) and no humans with a 8-foot nose (like an elephant).

There are plenty of factors that can affect what range of motion each of us will be able to achieve, including injuries, age, and lifestyle (you're not going to become a world-class runner sitting at a computer for 12 hours a day 7 days a week), but if you're a relatively healthy 20-50 year old, and you put in the time required, you can go from being extremely stiff and inflexible to doing splits and backflips.
AccuLynx | iOS Software Engineer, Frontend Engineer | Beloit, WI | Full-time, ONSITE (Relocation available)

AccuLynx helps construction contractors manage their whole company. We are expanding our 13 person team and adding an iOS Software Engineer and a Frontend Engineer. We have quite a bit of autonomy throughout our day, lots of input into the direction of the products we build, and get to innovate daily. Great pay, good perks, private offices, great hardware... basically you get to be treated like an adult. It's honestly the best job I've had in years.

Our stack is Swift, ASP.net MVC, C#, AngularJS, Elastic, Redis, and SQL Server. Honestly we don't care what technology stack you are familiar with, we just expect you to have mastered your domain and be willing to learn.

Here is the iOS software engineer position: http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/141243/ios-software-engineer-s...

Our interview process is pretty simple: 1. An engineer reviews your resume. 2. An engineer gives you a call to chat. 3. A couple of engineers talk with you face to face. No bubble sort whiteboard coding bull, just a conversation. 4. A take-home 4-8 hour real-world coding problem. Build something that does these things. It’s not a stupid brain teaser or something requiring special knowledge.

Send an email to careers@acculynx.com with a resume attached to apply. Feel free to email me directly at plemke@ if you have questions.
Unfuckingbelievable.

If you google Eric Sperber, you can see that youtube show up in first page results.

I wonder how in hell is Yelp not giving a fuck? They even tried to take down the video but that guy was smart enough to upload a backup on S3 and many ppl have copies ready to be distributed.

At least Yelp knows about streisand law....
After reading up on some of the patches and their hidden meanings, the octopus could have been largely symbolic. For example, there could have been 8 components of the mission and the octopus has 8 arms. Something like that. Here's some background on why I think that might be possible:

"The patches’ relative obscurity changed in 2000, with the launch of a payload known as NROL-11. The mission patch depicted what appeared to be owl eyes peering down at the Earth, where four arrow-shaped vectors, two per orbit, made their way across Africa. Three of the vectors were white, and one was dark. Based solely on studying the design, civilian satellite watcher Ted Molczan hypothesized that the patch showed a failed satellite (the dark vector), and that the newly launched satellite would take its place.

Sure enough, after the launch a new satellite appeared just where Molczan predicted. Pearlman, who reported on the story at the time, says that NRO at first told him “no comment” when he contacted them. About 30 minutes later they called him back and asked him not to publish the story. Pearlman told them no dice, and in the end, the NRO spokesman told him that the patches were just morale-builders for those who work on the launches."

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/creepy-kitschy-...
CJ Affiliate by Conversant | https://engineering.cj.com | https://github.com/cjdev | Full Stack | Full-Time | Westlake Village (Los Angeles), CA | Onsite

CJ Affiliate is the market leader in affiliate marketing. We're looking for senior and associate software engineers with Haskell, JavaScript, and Scala or Java experience.

* We value TDD, pair programming, automation, and dogma-free agile practices

* Our codebase is ready to be deployed at any time

* Functional programming: Scala, Clojure, Haskell, JavaScript, etc. are big here.

* We believe that sustainable development of great products can only be accomplished by continually refining and applying the craft of writing clean code, all in the context of small co-located, product-focused teams.

Apply Online: https://engineering.cj.com/join or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search?f_C=5679&f_L=us:0&f_F=e...

or email me at snazarian at cj dotcom
Location: India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes (need visa sponsorship outside India)

Technologies: C, C++, Linux, Python, Oracle, TCP/IP, socket programming, SIP, IMS, VoIP, WebRTC, NFV, Femto

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwnH2IXgaVLyRG00enVaWE9Zc0E...

Email: kshk123@gmail.com

LinkedIn Profile: https://in.linkedin.com/in/kaushikbasu2608

GitHub: https://github.com/kshk123/

I am Kaushik, currently working as Technical Lead/Scrum Master in telecom software product company in India. Extremely passionate about coding and problem solving. My primary experience is in C++, C and Linux, open to learn new languages and technologies.I have the experience of a seasoned professional and the enthusiasm of a fresher.
Just because I can only have a few meaningful relationships doesn't mean that I don't like to keep track of what's going on in the lives of my friends and family that I've met over the years. That's a great service.

Yes Facebook does bad things from time to time, researching what days of the week teenagers are most likely to post given content does not, in my mind, qualify as an especially nefarious action.
Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Depends on the location

Technologies: Javascript, Vue.js, ES6(basics), jQuery, C#, ASP.NET MVC, Git, Webpack, PHP(basics)

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7wXEsO27YgIYnZlXzhKcFZ6YUk...

Email: namedbynumbers.dev@gmail.com

I've worked in Infosys from September 2015 till March 2017, mostly involving front-end development using Vue.js. I am also learning PHP and Laravel right now. I also tinker with game development in my free time, mostly using HTML5 and Javascript Canvas API.

My personal projects are available on https://namedbynumbers.bitbucket.io/
Don't have a Mac but you can test with npm run build:darwin
Example of a simple website built with PHP