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BidMotion | BackEnd Engineer | Paris | ONSITE, Full-time |
http://www.bidmotion.com/careers#op-102102-backend-engineer-...

We are looking for a Backend Engineer experienced in real-time distributed systems.
You would be working on our current platform (which has already gathered several TB of data and scaling), and on our new product: a real-time ad bidder backed by machine learning.
This might be the job for you if:

- You have experience with programming high performance systems in either Core Java, C#, Python, Go, Scala or Rust

- You have worked with ZooKeeper, Kafka, Consul or any of the other usual suspects

- You grin a bit with pride every time your system scales to new levels

- Minimum 6 years of experience

- You’re fluent in English

- You enjoy motivating a team

We’re a 2 years old growing AdTech company based in Paris with a team of roughly 20 international talented people, out of which 8 are engineers. We have achieved $40M in revenues this past year as well as being in the Top 25 worldwide within the mobile advertising industry.
What do we offer you?

- Rebuilding components from scratch (you know, the way you always wanted to

- Wish list – choose your own equipment

- Latest technology

- Personal space: 1 engineer - 1 desk

- Be part of a team with very ambitious goals

- Balance between your professional and personal life

- Playstation and other perks (Snacks, team events, etc...)

- And of course, very competitive packages

tl;dr: We’re small, but shooting for the stars. If you are looking for a place where you can make a huge impact and grow, come join us.

Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us hr@bidmotion.com
Oncora Medical | Lead Engineer | Philadelphia, PA | FULL TIME, ONSITE, SALARY: $110k-$160k, oncoramedical.com

- Lead Engineer

- Security Engineer

- Frontend Engineer

Oncora Medical is building data‐driven clinical decision support tools for radiation oncologists. Our stack utilizes state-of-the-art data aggregation pipelines to integrate clinical data, radiation treatment data, and patient outcomes data. Our research team works directly with clinicians to develop accurate, interpretable predictive models of clinical events. We present this information to physicians through intuitive and interactive visualizations that help them make smarter, more confident clinical decisions. If you want to work on software that solves a real clinical need and directly helps cancer patients, Oncora is the place for you.

Apply online at http://oncoramedical.com/careers
My path was windows->linux->mac. I lasted about nine months on linux, and then switch to a mac because it was "a nice nix that works with my phone". My next computer will run linux. My phone doesn't need a computer any more, and my computer needs more than the 16gb of ram that my 2011 MBP and 2016 MBP both max out at.
Until I lose it, or it breaks. Or I need a different adapter to support something else (which I will). Or I need more than one so I don't have to carry it with me everywhere.

Or, most likely, until Apple decides they don't need to include it and start charging for it.

Why should I pay more, or even the same, for something less convenient?
Having worked at Microsoft from 2007 to 2016, I definitely saw windows during my almost tenure go from a growing profit center to all of a sudden having losses.
Sabienzia Technologies | Backend Engineer Golang | Berlin | ONSITE | http://sabienzia.com

Sabienzia is a Software as a Service provider who has pioneered the virtualization of call centers.
It offers VOIP Services as well as web based real-time statistics and management.

We are going to develop a new Backend with Golang, Go kit, SQL and Containers.

Please apply to jobs@sabienzia.com
Whats beautiful about JS is that an Array can also be used as an object. ie...namedtuple in JS

var nt = [a, b, c]
[nt.a, nt.b, nt.c] = nt
nt.freeze() // now immutable
I have never regretted taking the time to make sure my projects have a proper logging infrastructure with every possible thing fed to the logger. I've built logging support libraries to set up AOP hooks to auto-log the call stack at all times, and it's been a lifesaver.

I can't imagine not over-architecting this kind of stuff. I know I'd be in a world of pain several times if I hadn't.
It comes from economic specialization and the benefit of trade.

Whenever you draw a supply and demand graph, traditionally as a big 'X', draw a horizontal line from the left of the intersection of supply and demand. The area above that line and under the demand curve is the consumer benefit of trade. The area below that line and above the supply curve is the producer benefit of trade. That is the surplus produced just by the act of going to the market instead of trying to do everything yourself.

Ford's employees build more cars than they could possibly use themselves. Ford's customers have to bring something to trade. The existence of money lubricates the trade process. One customer may, after following the cash flows, do plumbing repairs in all the houses of all the employees, and in the Ford-owned buildings. It is easier for that plumber to fix a thousand toilets than to build one car. It is easier for the factory employees to build one car than to fix ten toilets. So if the plumber trades 100 toilet repairs for one car, everybody wins. The plumber, wanting the car, gets one with 10% the effort, and the workers get 10x more toilet repairs with the same effort. Ford himself decides the proportion of toilet repairs that go to him, and how many go to each worker.

The money price of goods and services continuously rebalance to reflect the desires of customers and the capabilities of producers.

In modern times, the owners of robotic capital are essentially allocating themselves--by means of adjusting money payments--tens of thousands of toilet repairs per year, and maybe half of one repair per year to each of their human employees. The robots, of course, don't poop. This just doesn't work. The owner can't possibly break that many toilets, and the employees are forced to repair their own toilets in addition to their regular jobs whenever they break more than once every two years, which reduces the amount of surplus produced by trade between specialists. You have to pay people enough for what they do or make to pay for the things they want, or you can't support economic specialization.

Ford paid his employees more because all of his employees were on average more specialized than the rest of the economy. Assembly-line auto production could not exist without specialization.

It isn't like swishing water around a bucket. It's like ten people adding one bucket of vegetables each to a pot and getting twenty buckets of soup out of it. The whole is more than the sum of its parts. Debt is more like a time machine for making trades happen that could not take place otherwise, as though the vegetables in the soup are all fresh when they go in the pot, but are harvested in different seasons.
FINEWAY R&D | Chief Data Scientist| Munich, Germany | Onsite | Full-time

FINEWAY is a Smart Travel Concierge blending real human experts with cutting-edge A.I. technology for perfectly tailored travel experiences.

We believe the future of travel is not search & compare but a delightful conversation to deliver trips that match your unique style & intents. That’s why we’re building an Artificial Intelligence powered by advanced statistics & deep learning methods to decode your travel DNA better than anyone else.
The purpose? To magically deliver perfectly tailored travel experiences.

As Chief Data Scientist at FINEWAY, you’ll be responsible for leading a highly qualified team of Munich-based engineers, data scientists & technologists to shape the future of travel. You can find more info about the job in the posting (http://jobs.fineway.ai/o/chief-data-scientist) or on our tech page (https://fineway.ai).
Giving Assistant PBC. | Multiple (Javascript/PHP/SysAdmin/Browser Extension) | San Francisco | ONSITE/REMOTE

Our mission is to simplify the process of searching for a better deal while transforming mainstream shopping into a sustainable source of support for nonprofit organizations. We're making it happen as a venture backed, profitable, consumer tech, Certified B Corporation.

Open Positions:

* FE: Javascript Engineer (Angular/Node)

* BE: PHP Engineer (Yii/APIs/SQL/NoSQL)

* SysAdmin (US Only -
AWS/Chef/Docker/OSI/CloudFormation/DBA/etc.)

* Browser Extension (Javascript Base, Deploying to Chrome/FF/Safari)

Read more and apply: https://givingassistant.org/careers
Just curious, how do you find random people to meet for coffee? From online communities like HN?
FINEWAY R&D | Data Scientist| Munich, Germany | Onsite | Full-time

FINEWAY is a Smart Travel Concierge blending real human experts with cutting-edge A.I. technology for perfectly tailored travel experiences.

We believe the future of travel is not search & compare but a delightful conversation to deliver trips that match your unique style & intents. That’s why we’re building an Artificial Intelligence powered by advanced statistics & deep learning methods to decode your travel DNA better than anyone else.
The purpose? To magically deliver perfectly tailored travel experiences.

As a Data Scientist at FINEWAY, you’ll be responsible for applying advanced statistics & deep learning methods on our customer & content data to shape the future of travel. You can find more info about the job in the posting (http://jobs.fineway.ai/o/data-scientist) or on our tech page (https://fineway.ai).
FINEWAY R&D | Data Architect| Munich, Germany | Onsite | Full-time

FINEWAY is a Smart Travel Concierge blending real human experts with cutting-edge A.I. technology for perfectly tailored travel experiences.

We believe the future of travel is not search & compare but a delightful conversation to deliver trips that match your unique style & intents. That’s why we’re building an Artificial Intelligence powered by advanced statistics & deep learning methods to decode your travel DNA better than anyone else.
The purpose? To magically deliver perfectly tailored travel experiences.

As a Data Architect at FINEWAY, you’ll be responsible for designing a scalable & maintainable infrastructure to shape the future of travel. You can find more info about the job in the posting (http://jobs.fineway.ai/o/data-architect) or on our tech page (https://fineway.ai).
FINEWAY R&D | Data Engineer| Munich, Germany | Onsite | Full-time

FINEWAY is a Smart Travel Concierge blending real human experts with cutting-edge A.I. technology for perfectly tailored travel experiences.

We believe the future of travel is not search & compare but a delightful conversation to deliver trips that match your unique style & intents. That’s why we’re building an Artificial Intelligence powered by advanced statistics & deep learning methods to decode your travel DNA better than anyone else.
The purpose? To magically deliver perfectly tailored travel experiences.

As a Data Engineer at FINEWAY, you’ll be responsible for building & maintaining fast, accurate, robust & scalable data-processing services to shape the future of travel. You can find more info about the job in the posting (http://jobs.fineway.ai/o/data-engineer) or on our tech page (https://fineway.ai).
Do you have an email I can contact you at? From N. Ont, looking to move down south, curious about the position. I have professional experience.
Angular 2+ does require more up front investment. However once you get going, the framework's convention is pretty seamless and on can create rather structured, team friendly projects, and iterate functions quickly.

The Angular CLI tool is a must! Without it, the friction to get dive into the Angular 2+ world is significantly more.
Most markets feel comfortable and safe with Intel.

AMD will have to go through the tough adoption curve of early adopters to mature markets and while this happens Intel has relatively free reign with their pricing and value.

Markets with long established leaders have the additional burden of too many vested interests, misinformation and dirty tricks. However if AMD continues to deliver the naysayers will eventually lose credibility.
Check out https://www.indiehackers.com. Lots of side projects (and bigger) there with full interviews.
FINEWAY R&D | Software Engineer| Munich, Germany | Onsite | Full-time

FINEWAY is a Smart Travel Concierge blending real human experts with cutting-edge A.I. technology for perfectly tailored travel experiences.

We believe the future of travel is not search & compare but a delightful conversation to deliver trips that match your unique style & intents. That’s why we’re building an Artificial Intelligence powered by advanced statistics & deep learning methods to decode your travel DNA better than anyone else.
The purpose? To magically deliver perfectly tailored travel experiences.

As a Software Developer at FINEWAY, you’ll be responsible for building & maintaining fast, accurate, robust & scalable data-processing services to shape the future of travel. You can find more info about the job in the posting (http://jobs.fineway.ai/o/software-engineer) or on our tech page (https://fineway.ai).
it seems clear to me -- comes from his inability to come to terms with living in a society.

This.

If he were free today would he reddit or 4chan or something else?

Just a smart killing nut who took the effort that is now not required because of social sites
FINEWAY R&D | Senior Product Manager| Munich, Germany | Onsite | Full-time

FINEWAY is a Smart Travel Concierge blending real human experts with cutting-edge A.I. technology for perfectly tailored travel experiences.

We believe the future of travel is not search & compare but a delightful conversation to deliver trips that match your unique style & intents. That’s why we’re building an Artificial Intelligence powered by advanced statistics & deep learning methods to decode your travel DNA better than anyone else.
The purpose? To magically deliver perfectly tailored travel experiences.

As a Senior Product Manager at FINEWAY, you’ll be responsible for transforming business requirements into innovative products our users love. You can find more info about the job in the posting (http://jobs.fineway.ai/o/senior-product-manager) or on our tech page (https://fineway.ai).
I think the problem is that the company's budget and the hiring managers are different things - both in terms of resources and how people are willing to think about them.
Tulip | https://tulip.co/careers | Boston, MA | Full time | Onsite

Do you want to help build the factory of the future and realize the next industrial revolution?

Tulip is transforming manufacturing processes by bringing the latest technological advances from the lab to the back office to the shop floor. Whereas most factories are still using state of the art technology from the mid 19th century, we come from the future to bring them a rich, realtime web app, modern tablets, IoT systems, in-depth analytics, and more.

We're a small team, but we have multiple Fortune 500 customers and are enabling production lines building things you interact with everyday. We're in a strong growth mode! We closed a $13M Series A a few months ago (http://tcrn.ch/2qYvsoN), we are bringing on new customers, scaling up our existing customers' deployments, and, most relevantly, hiring across the team!

We'd love to talk to anyone interested, but in particular we are looking to bring folks on in:

- SRE/DevOps: Kubernetes-admin, scalable monitoring across the firewall, hybrid cloud/on-prem deployment

- Web Development: React+Redux frontend, NodeJS+Mongo+Postgres+Redis backend, syncing data with Meteor, delivering useful, real-time experiences in the browser and on Electron

- Application Engineering: Bridging the gap between our platform's capabilities and what our customers need. Device integration, reverse-engineering, web development, and lots of time on factory floors understanding our customers' operations

- IoT/Embedded Software: delivering a reliable, extensible HW platform across arm and x86, all manner of bus/IO tech

- Data & Pipeline Engineering: planning, implementing, and finding insights with our next generation of process & sensor analytics

Apply at https://tulip.co/careers or email us at jobs@tulip.co
Software Secured | Application Security Engineer | Ottawa, Canada | Full-Time, ONSITE, https://www.softwaresecured.com

Software Secured is an application security startup located in Ottawa, Ontario. We help software development teams to get ahead of hackers using machine learning and expert systems.

We are looking for a junior to mid-level Application Security engineer.

The candidate will be doing network, web app and mobile penetration and vulnerability assessments as well as security code review.

Apply here: https://software-secured.breezy.hr/p/531c5149b4e5-applicatio...
That's right; those are promises to the compiler whose main use case is local "hotspot" optimizations. Those promises can be used as checking assertions in safe code; they become dangerous if code is optimized with safety 0.

You'd work around not being able to express (∀a. a → a) by focusing on the specific use scenario in the optimized code where that function is being called, and the concrete types that are involved. The identity function fits this type. If we know that x is fixnum, we can do this: (the fixnum (identity x)). Using the, we an assert types of individual forms.

Which is not to say that an implementation cannot do type inference for (identity x) and represent it type as (∀a. a → a) ; it's just that type inference is a separate thing from the ANSI CL declaration system.
The course is great, but nothing I learned there about the nature of money seems to apply to cryptocurrencies (about which admittedly I know very little). Could that be your point? That bitcoin only looks like money if you don't understand what money is
If you're looking for the hosted version, there's lots of complaints about GitLab.com's performance. Bitbucket is quite excellent and integrates well with hosted JIRA too - I'd say it's arguably a better option than GitHub in many cases.

I've had good luck with self-hosted GitLab's performance in my small group, but I've heard tales of others who haven't, so try before you buy if you're doing that. The CI integration is really nice though and GitLab has put good work into that flow. It can also be the cheapest option and keeps you self-reliant if that's something that appeals to you.
I suspect the safety advantage of 120V over 240V is probably mitigated with widely used GFCI/RCD devices. Also if the 240 was done split-phase style as in the USA, then touching a single conductor is no worse than what we have already.
I would be happy if the default was a 3 prong outlet with line1/line2/ground. NEMA 6-15 outlets for say kitchen use (would be lovely to have powerful UK-style electric hot water kettles.) Maybe some new 10 amp version for regular living spaces (that still gives you 1920 watts with the recommended 80% maximum load)

But back to the original topic, we don't really waste that much power with wall-warts and such. Better to look at refrigerators, clothes/dish washing, HVAC.
HomeLight | Senior Full Stack Eng & Senior Data Eng (5+ years) | San Francisco, CA (near embarcadero bart) | ONSITE | https://www.homelight.com/

We are a small engineering team (8) looking to expand at a good clip after raising a $40M Series B last month.

HomeLight is aiming to be /the/ place on the web where you go when thinking about selling property and we're well on our way there. Our core product is an agent matching algorithm that crunches through transaction data on 2.3m real estate agents in the USA (3.5M to 5.5M transactions per year) to find the best match for any given property owner. We are the only place on the web where you can find objective and performance based data on agents. We have a lot of things in the works and are looking to grow the team to help us succeed.

Our team is a little older than the standard startup (avg age ~31), we work normal business hours, have a professional environment, solve interesting problems, and generally have a pretty good time working alongside other great people.

If you are a product focused, full stack-y, generalist OR you have experiencing ingesting/cleaning/storing/processing moderate to large data sets we would love to talk to you about what we are up to and how we can work together.

If you are interested please reach out to me directly: mike AT homelight.com

Tech Stack: Ruby on Rails, Heroku, Postgres, Redis, Ember, React (coming soon), etc.
Until the entity with more power starts bending the rules of them game in their favour.
Please enlighten me — what kind of state management does Angular give you for free?
I generally agree with your premise, but wages are sticky, economically speaking. There might be a few people here who'd be okay with fluctuations of 10 or 20 percent in their salary on an annual basis, but by and large, most people would expect that there's not a decrease in their salary over time.
That doesn't really answer the question though. Tyranny of the majority is when the rights of the minority are trampled on by the majority. What rights are being trampled on here? I hear lots of buzzwords being thrown around like "hate" and "tyranny". Is it just that you are a member of a privileged minority (members of rural areas or lower population states) that have institutionalized greater representation, and you wish to protect that privilege, or what?
You judge the material not the source.
> You seem to forget you can still have wired headphones connected through the USB c port.

I already went through the adapter shit with my Sony Ericsson Walkman dumbphones 10 years ago. We have moved on. I refuse to technologically regress to that point because Apple wants to milk people with a new fashion accessory and the other manufacturers want to "look cool" imitating that idiocy.
I run FreeBSD on my Laptop (X230) and i can assure you that both, wifi and suspend/resume, are working perfectly fine..

edit: Typo.
Amexio Paris | Paris, France | http://www.amexio.fr | ONSITE / CONSULTANCY

We are the leader of ECM/CCM integration in europe with 200+ coworkers.
We have hi demand on java developpment (all levels) and IBM FileNet or Documentum D2 experts.
For this particular edge case, yes it seems absurd. However, many optimization passes are based on simplifying code by figuring out what range of values something can take.

Most optimization passes don't know what the original code looks like, they only see it after it's been passed through a bunch of other optimization passes and preprocessing, so they can't reason about whether a particular optimization would seem "completely natural" or "abuse of UB" to the original programmer.
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So you can conclude your car willl be worth nothing after 200k miles
Maybe you use your headphones with more than just one device?
That's a good one. Once I started making use of that my functions are a lot smaller and cleaner.

To add to Elixir, I would say the ease of interoping with Erlang. It allows me to easily take advantage of the massive Erlang libraries that are built in (such as crypto) without having to do anything extra.
I'd argue that Rust is pretty close to being "javascript school" OOP, except with the addition of strong typing.

JavaScript code bases use a lot of classes, but while JavaScript supports inheritance, it's use isn't particularly idiomatic. What is idiomatic is duck typing (checking for the presence of method or property on an object). This is basically the same as using traits, except without compile time correctness guarantee. You even have things like `Symbol.iterator`[0], which allow an arbitrary object to work with a `for..of` loop, exactly like `impl Iterator` in Rust.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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