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Rails + React + Swift + Go developer

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Hi there! I'm a software developer with 5+ years experience, with a particular interest in Rails, React.js, Swift and Golang. Would love to chat with you about work opportunities so just drop me a line!

Location: Dublin, Ireland

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Rails, Swift, Go, React, Haskell, Node.js, Elixir

Resume/CV: https://angel.co/niall-paterson

Email: npaterson1@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/paterson (w/ open source contributions to Servo and Diaspora)

Stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/users/557015/niall
There is another device that takes sunlight energy and uses it to sequester carbon from the atmosphere. It's called a tree.
NASA Spacecraft Will Aim for the Sun, will be the fastest human-made object ever
Faithlife | Android Software Developer | Bellingham, WA; Tempe, AZ | REMOTE, full-time, https://faithlife.com/jobs/AndroidSoftwareDeveloper

Faithlife is looking for an Android developer to join the Bible Study Products Mobile Team. As a Software Engineer on the team, you will develop Logos Bible and other apps, playing a key role as we enrich the way that our users experience and study the Bible. You will primarily work with Java in Android Studio, occasionally work with C# in Xamarin Studio, and infrequently work with C++ and the NDK.
This is a full-time position at our office in Bellingham, WA, at our office in Tempe, AZ, or remote.

Please email your résumé, GitHub profile, StackOverflow profile and other contact information to devjobs@faithlife.com.
Find out more about the interview process here: http://faithlife.codes/blog/2017/02/getting_hired_at_faithli...

Please note that Faithlife will not sponsor applicants for work visas.​
So, is this new "Ponzi" going to support Racket, or only plain Scheme?
Ask HN: What should my pre-college summer gameplan be?
Hey all,

I'm an incoming college freshman planning to major in Computer Science. I've always been very interested in programming, and throughout HS I managed to teach myself some basic scripting in Python and Perl.

However, I was looking at my university's CS community, and it's really awesome -- but also VERY intimidating. A lot of the students there were doing hackathons and building small apps before they even got to college. Now they have side businesses in web design and development, and have very solid portfolios. I feel like I'm not going to be able to compete.

I want to be at that level. I have 2-3 months before classes start. I want to focus on web development (full stack, with less of a priority on design). I keep dabbling here and there but I cannot maintain focus and get past a beginner level, because I keep thinking I'm focusing on the wrong things.

What should my gameplan be this summer? Assuming I want to focus on getting involved with the startup/hackathon community with the MEAN stack, what would my self-learning "syllabus" look like? What should I expect to be able to accomplish by the end of the summer if I put 3-4 hours a day into this?

I'd appreciate any help you all can give me. Thank you!
This is a big reason behind why I gave up on Minecraft years ago. I wanted to build big crazy rail systems that auto-returned the carts to me and it was just too glitchy and I had no interest in the new stuff they kept releasing.
There are quotes from the private developer of the site that initial delays were due to the first designs for the site not feeling "inspired". So they opened an international competition that stretched on.

Doesn't sound like it's entirely due to toxic local politics and regulations.
PatientPop|Lead Software Engineer| Santa Monica|Full-time|www.patientpop.com

We're looking for an experienced full-stack engineer with 4+ years of experience designing apps on open-source platforms. You will be joining our platform team, where you will be building out both customer facing and internal features. These projects range from emails, customer dashboards, evaluating and integrating with 3rd party APIs, internal dashboards and supporting the content management platform for our customer's websites. This technical and hands-on position requires the individual to have the ability to work with a team and individually contribute to all aspects of the software process: including architecture, specification reviews, unit testing, debugging and implementation on a LAMP stack.

https://boards.greenhouse.io/patientpop/jobs/566245?t=ne5r4a...
Where does your fans live?
I like the optimistic and practical approach of your response, and agree on the you separate from chemicals abstraction idea. However:

>>"Free Will" is not a scientific concept, it's a concept from spirituality.

It is a scientific concept! I agree it's not always about science, and the concept has different implications depending on context. But it has it's place:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will#Scientific_approache...

>>can very well fit with all of the science that is known

Let's be clear here. There is no scientific consensus that free will exists, however you want to define it. Aliens landing in my backyard last night could also fit with all of the science that is known. So you may be technically correct but the claim is so weak as to be nearly meaningless.

>>[good video by Jordan Peterson reconciling science and religion]

I may take a look if I can build up the courage to be disappointed, but it seems strange to try and reconcile the natural with the supernatural.

What's wrong with keeping them separate? Science is falsifiable and religion is not. One sometimes advances the knowledge of humanity and one sometimes allows us be happier humans.
Passport, Inc | Charlotte, NC | Full-time | Onsite

Check out details on positions & our company at passportinc.com.
We’re looking for full-stack, ios, android devs — people who are comfortable working on all parts of the system. We mostly use php, python, java, and build it on AWS.   At Passport located Charlotte, NC you get to work in a startup culture and not have to live in the Bay Area!
If you are interested in learning more apply online. Send me an email if you want to chat.
brad@passportinc.com
Lyft can't expand outside the US because there are already local competitors. If I'm happy using Grab, why would I bother installing Lyft?
I can agree to a point here. Black markets will pop up anytime something is banned, and this was just a novel way for that to happen. The activities that come along with black markets aren't necessarily the fault of the thing being sold.

The war on drugs has failed to stop drugs, but has created a very profitable war on drugs machine, that includes extra police, equipment, for-profit prisons, etc. We all pay for that.

However, this guy made choices. And he knew exactly what he was doing, and consciously contributed to every single one of these problems, and did it solely for the profit. I know he held to a strong libertarian philosophy, but how is that helping him now? It's not.

If you want to fix these problems, make people aware. Make them campaign issues. Donate to candidates who support good solutions. Vote. Protest. Use jury nullification. Fix the broken DEA schedule system. But don't sell 1.2 billion dollars of drugs and call yourself a hero.
Unfortunately the title of the article (and part of its contents) is inaccurate and deceptive.

Before anything else, check the "whole" .pdf with all the buildings that are part of the initiative.

It is here (around 46 Mb):

http://www.agenziademanio.it/export/download/demanio/sala_st...

For each of them there is a picture and some data (location. size, etc.), at a first (and second) sight there are a bunch of "good" buildings (large, historical, etc., i.e. "castles") with some potentialities, but the vast majority is seemingly just ruins or however very small buildings located in the middle of nowhere and actually worth nothing.
They must have been added to make "more than 100" for PR reasons or similar.

In the top right of each page there is a Red or Blue dot, the Blue one means that the building will be given in "Concessione gratuita" (free) the Red one means that the building will be given in "Concessione di valorizzazione" (not actually free, you will have to offer how much you want to pay as rent for the duration of the lease ).

Guess which buildings are Red and which are Blue?

Also, Blue is reserved to associations or cooperatives (with preference to those where the majority of members below 40 years) expressly excluding "simple" citizens (which may make however an offer for the Red ones).

So, NO "castle" is given away for free.

Anyway, right now there is a "public consultation" where people is asked to provide ideas, opinions, etc. until June 26th, we will see how it will develop.
> Once configured, don't plan on using the computer you setup the Media server on as it is always busy/ bogged down scanning files and transcoding video.

This part is incorrect. Plex only needs to transcode at the time the media is being played and really only scans when changes to the media directory are detected and/or on a schedule you define.
Fascinating! I have a dozen dead butterflies, pinned in frames at home (I really like http://www.bugunderglass.com/ if anyone's interested in unique home decorating -- I'm not associated with them in any way, but I've been buying their bugs for almost 6 years now!) and I used to raise moths from local caterpillars when I was a kid (you know, back before I found computers and actually played outside).

I knew the difference between dead and alive butterfly/moth wing positions, but never consciously noticed the difference in artistic depictions. Heck, I volunteer at the Boston Museum of Science every week and must have seen that Monarchs poster a hundred times without noticing.

Comparing art that "did it right" and art that "did it wrong" -- yeah, if you do it right, it looks a LOT more realistic and "lively," even if I wouldn't have known why before reading this article. I'll have to keep an eye out from now on!
Are you saying that with the assumption of a classical universe, or without?
I didn't see where they said it was special treatment b/c she was a woman. They just said it was special treatment (based on my reading of the article).
Livestream | Multiple Positions | Brooklyn | Onsite

We've got a few engineering openings at our live streaming startup, situated in Bushwick.

- Lead Engineer / Engineering Manager for our Platform team: https://boards.greenhouse.io/livestream/jobs/704326

- JavaScript Engineer on our Video Playback team: https://boards.greenhouse.io/livestream/jobs/136714

- Frontend Engineer, Platform team (AngularJS chops is a huge plus)

Tons of challenges, fun with video, and a great office culture to boot. Get in touch if you're interested: dave.yeu@livestream.com. Cheers.
Finra | Research Analyst | New York City, NY | www.finra.org

We are looking for a creative thinker to join our newly established advanced analytics team. The ideal candidate will possess an advanced degree in mathematics, statistics, computer sciences or EE, and is interested in applying natural language processing, social graph and deep learning techniques to varying degrees of business challenges.

What we are looking for are:
 Experience in natural language processing both in supervised and unsupervised approach
 Experience in developing algorithmic solutions, modeling and visualization of complex high dimensional data, large volumes of data extraction and manipulation
 Experience in variety of computer science subjects such as network theory and application, database and computation optimization
 Knowledge of deep learning approach and some open source libraries such as Tensorflow, Theano, Keras and PyTorch would be preferred

The role is contract to hire and rate is negotiable (70+ hr). For those interested please send your resume to Richard.liao@finra.org
How to Move from a Non-Technical Role into Engineering
Consumers are not going to like a la carte TV. They think they want it, but they don't. People like Netflix because it's one huge all you can eat buffet.

They are going to recoil from "You want to watch the Americans? Just 3.99 for FX Networks package." "Better Call Saul? 4.99 for the AMC package (5.49 during Walking Dead months)."

More tiers is probably the right way forward. Segregating sports, movie channels, prestige cable networks into packages might work.
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Windows Media Center is a discontinued product. Best case scenario, it'll be supported until 2023 when Windows 8.1 ends extended support. But I'd be pretty surprised if MS is still sending guide data that long. More likely, one day you'll turn it on and discover it doesn't work any more.
I think Java's "all OOP, all the time" approach influenced their standard library design. I don't like the result.

"Modernism was based on a kind of arrogance, a set of monocultural blinders that elevated originality above all else, and led designers to believe that if they thought of something cool, it must be considered universally cool. That is, if something's worth doing, it's worth driving into the ground to the exclusion of all other approaches. Look at the use of parentheses in Lisp or the use of white space as syntax in Python. Or the mandatory use of objects in many languages, including Java. All of these are ways of taking freedom away from the end user 'for their own good'. They're just versions of Orwell's Newspeak, in which it's impossible to think bad thoughts. We escaped from the fashion police in the 1970s, but many programmers are still slaves of the cyber police" ( http://m.linuxjournal.com/article/3394 ).
This counting-out game is known as the Josephus Problem, and dates back many centuries.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephus_problem. I have a wood-block printed Japanese textbook from around 1700 with a good account of the problem.
I do notice that while I can't keep the 30th API I've used in my head for instant recall, I am much faster at finding the big picture. I'm a big fan of diverse teams. A younger programmer can just plow ahead without my careful consideration, but that helps keep me from stagnation. Similarly, I can contribute the big picture stuff to make the long term smoother and reduce technical debt.

I haven't seen brain.fm, but there's so many tools that can help me improve the way I work.
My kids like to visit those butterfly gardens we have in some local parks. I never noticed anything, in real time, that conflicted with my mind's image of the standard "dead butterfly". I'll have to pay more attention next time.
That's impressive - you have a pretty good sense of design.

Do you also have a lot of data vars like "inputSearch" "inputTypeSelectionCheckbox" ?
This is clearly not that; everyone knows that the common icon for a heart is a cartoon. I - and probably most people - was not aware that the common depiction of butterflies is in a form they rarely take during life.
Personally, I'm a bit skeptical, not least because of the cultural and economic shifts required. However, we're at the point where all potential avenues should be explored, so . . . go for it if that's your thing.
I did hear this from my Prof in our university too, where can I find information about this?
Finally makes sense when no one wants television anymore, period. How convenient.
'Dark Souls' Creator to Make Some Big Moves at E3 2017
Apartment Therapy Media | Back End Engineer | REMOTE http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/jobs/#positions

Just another media company but, we punch way above our weight class. We handle 10s of millions of uniques a month with only 3.5 Back End Engineers. We also go home on time and sleep through the night without PD going off every few minutes. Our code is mostly Ruby and Rails but, we have a little Go and Clojure. Having just returned from Lambdaconf we're getting ready to start some projects in Elixir.
Some companies lie about discrimination, so we can't know as outsiders whether she was lying, or tesla was lying. Either is possible.
Unfortunately, they're not all as beautiful as the ones pictured here. The one I grew up next to is pretty drab: https://flic.kr/p/C6QcXj

Although right outside is a pretty awesome statue of Gagarin: https://flic.kr/p/dLU1xg
No, not yet. We surveyed a bunch of Kicad users and most weren't willing to pay for parts so we moved Cadence support ahead of them.
As somebody that used a DEC Alpha running Windows NT and x86 applications thanks to FX!32 code translation back in the late 1990s, I think you're underestimating the usability of the code translation solution demoed by Microsoft et al. Sure, it may be Win32-only (at least for now) but if and when these platforms take off more UWP (sp?) applications will be released to take advantage of native performance. This is likely a very viable solution.
Rooof | QA Engineer | Victoria, BC | Onsite http://www.rooof.com/jobs

Rooof is a small but growing company in beautiful Victoria, BC, Canada. We make quality software for the property management industry that helps save them time and get more leases.

We are at the stage where it makes sense to bring on a full-time QA Engineer. You would be responsible for building out the QA side of things and would have complete ownership of the role as we grow.

http://www.rooof.com/qa-engineer

If you have any questions, reach out to me at matthew.mccormick@rooof.com. We'll also be looking for general Software Engineers later on this year so feel free to reach out if this role isn't an exact match.
Well...yes, sometimes.

You could run a WM in a chrome tab, but I prefer breaking out individual programs. Like, I can have KiCAD running in one tab, with the datasheets for parts I'm using in nearby tabs. Or I can just break an IDE out into its own window. It's a small screen, so having the whole browser window dedicated to the program is nice, and you can even use fullscreen mode and navigate with ctrl+[shift+]tab.

ChromeOS has a nice UI. Certainly much nicer than XFCE running in a browser tab.
C99 TC3 §6.7.2.1p13 "structure and union specifiers":

"Within a structure object, the non-bit-field members and the units in which bit-fields reside have addresses that increase in the order in which they are declared."
Draft and Telepresence: two new tools for local development with Kubernetes
Is it? I'm not sure I'd be feeling so lusty if someone inverted mine.
Omg, cProfile just let me shave 900ms off the startup-time of my PyQt-based file manager [1]. I would not have found this that quickly without your hint. Thank you!

[1]: https://fman.io
JustWatch | Backend, Frontend & System Engineers | Berlin, Germany | INTERNS, VISA, ONSITE, https://www.justwatch.com/us/talent

We're always looking for hungry & curious engineers (from INTERN to senior level) in:

- Backend Engineering (Golang, gRPC, Postgres, Aerospike)

- Frontend & Hybrid Engineering (Typescript, Angular, Ionic, Cordova)

- Urgently needed: Team Lead Campaign Technology / CRM (Fullstack Go/Angular)

About us:

- B2C and B2B products with massive traction in 28 countries

- Hard problems, no politics, clear focus, great context - driven by values & excellence

- We're self-funded, profitable and rather share the company with our employees than with VCs

Culture:

- an intense learning culture with high degrees of autonomy and room for personal growth

- a development philosophy that balances fast hacking with a solid architectural foundation

- great mentoring and regular feedback

- every two weeks is Dev Day, reserved for automation, simplification and tech talks
SEEKING WORK from anywhere around the world | ONLY REMOTE | I'm in India

I'm a web and mobile UI/UX designer.

Experience: 6 years

Technologies/Skills:

- UI/UX design for web, iOS and Android

- Information architecture

- Interaction design

- Visual design

- Icon design

- Branding

- HTML & CSS

Portfolio: http://radesign.in

Email: http://radesign.in/contact
My understanding was that it's not that the pinned position is just outstretched, but also pulled forward. It's that forward position (I think) that they rarely ever take.
Location: Austin, TX

Remote: Yes (previous remote experience)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, SASS, JavaScript, jQuery, Python, AngularJS, Bootstrap, PHP

Résumé/CV: https://goo.gl/9Ogop5

Email: guillermohernandez [at] gmail
I prefer your take on it absolutely.
How to Evaluate Ad Success and Increase ROAS by Consolidating Data
I definitely do. After seeing her drawings of a butterfly with correctly positioned wings, now I can't help but notice how bad the other more typical depiction looks.
actually ignore the above. I just read your law.com/davidmgersten source and I clearly have no idea what I'm talking about.
Location: State
Remote: No
Willing to relocate: within the US
Technologies: Git, Go, Perl, SQL, Lua
Portfolio: http://firstlast.pro/portfolio
Email: first.last.year (@) gmail.com
GitHub: https://github.com/djent-

I have studied information and software security. I am interested in software development as well as code auditing, penetration testing, etc.
Maybe try the "Tolkien Edit?" Although even cut down to four hours, I still couldn't stomach it.

https://tolkieneditor.wordpress.com/
If it's code - a github repo with issues to track TODOs is sufficient for me.
This is one of those things you can't unsee. I'm going to be walking around the world now seeing butterflies drawn in death-poses.
Productivity apps are almost never developed in assembly language. They are developed in some high level language, so for each of such language, assuming the Windows 10 APIs are the same (which they WILL be, no need to change them):

- Java

Java applications will not require any recompilations, they will run immediately because they run on a JVM

- C#/VB/F#

Those applications still will run right away because they run in the .NET CLR virtual machine.

- C++, C

These applications, considering they are already using the Windows APIs, should recompile with few changes.

Games, nowadays, are also developed using frameworks. They mostly depend on the GPU nowadays, and the GPU was never x86 architecture either, so no big change there.
As a sometime contributor to the slick project, I think the "Essential Slick" book, that is one of those that has been open-sourced here, does fill a gap in the documentation. I've recommended it in the past and now I can just link to it. Big thank you to Underscore for doing this.

It's an easy read with good examples that helps you get to grips with the concepts.
Location: Anywhere (I'm in India)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies/Skills:

- UI/UX design for web, iOS and Android

- Information architecture

- Interaction design

- Visual design

- Icon design

- Branding

- HTML & CSS

Portfolio: http://radesign.in

Email: http://radesign.in/contact
https://github.com/MostlyAdequate/mostly-adequate-guide
No worries. Thanks for being cordial. It's easy to get frustrated when conversations turn this way online.
Please, enough with the blog sites that do not show any article at all without javascript!