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Location: EU (changes frequently)

Remote: Yes !

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies:

* NodeJS/Meteor/SailsJS

* Serverless (going heavy on that one)

* Cloud technologies (AWS/Azure/GCP)

* Crypto/Blockchain - mostly the theoretical parts (understanding of different Proof of Stake algorithms, Solidity contracts) - Highly motivated to work with this.

* Wordpress/CodeIgniter/Yii/Drupal (Components, Hacks, Themes) - less motivated, unless truly cutting edge (or WP VIP projects)

* CI & Unit testing - Jenkins, Mocha & Karma for JS, Toast for PHP, as well as Selenium

* Django (general Python too) - to a lesser extent

Resume: Upon request

Email: dev (at) azdv.co

Looking for Challenging projects. Most recently worked extensively with Serverless & AWS APIs, building cloud-related prototypes, before that worked as an AngularJS specialist.
I use a customized version of the emacs plugin in VSCode and I'm able to use most of the familiar keyboard shortcuts.
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> IS has directly been responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths and many more injuries

So has the USA, and likely all current first-world countries. Should the USA not be #1 on the threats to humanity? Actually, come to think of it, drinking has been directly responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths and many more injuries. Maybe that should be #2?

Your list of threats is just the current round of scare mongering topics. Noticeably lacking are actual threats, like climate change and the rise of nationalism. And yes, a company that controls as much information (and access to that information) can be very very dangerous.
We also use smartling. Does pretty well for us and has a simple API that we have gulp and webpack plugins for.
I can just look around my own middle class neighborhood and see it--several houses renting out rooms, discussions about monthly budgets and charging basics to kite to the next paycheck. If it's on my street, and my street is/was middle class, and I know there are a lot of streets in worse shape than mine around town, it doesn't take a lot to put together what's going on.
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Top Hat is hiring!! We are looking for smart software engineers to join our team. We are hiring a Full-stack Web Developer (Python, Django, Javascript, React.js/Flux, AWS, Ansible; recently we’ve been practicing Continuous Deployment on Lambda). Salary range based on experience from $80K to $120K.

We’re a pretty awesome growth-stage startup in the education space - we make the classroom more interactive, fun and engaging for both students and professors. We raised our Series C round in order to take on the textbook industry, which you can read about here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-15/top-hat-r... - Union Square Ventures joined us this round, who along with our previous investors make up some of the top VCs in the world (having funded companies like Kickstarter, Twitter, Shopify, Salesforce, Box.net, etc.).
Top Hat helps professors make every lecture count by transforming mobile devices into powerful engagement tools, inside and outside the classroom. Recently, Top Hat has been building out interactive textbooks and creating a way for professors to collaborate on authoring new content and sharing it through our marketplace. In summary, we have a great dev culture and some really cool problems to work on!

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Dimensional Innovations | Full Stack Developer | Kansas City, Minneapolis, Atlanta | dimin.co

We create interactive installations for stadiums, museums, schools, hospitals and corporate environments. We are looking for a full-stack developer. Django, Node, Angular, Vue

An interest in creative coding frameworks (openFrameworks, Processing, Cinder) and game development frameworks (Unity) is a major bonus.

https://www.dimin.com/about/careers/
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Yeah, the neoconservatives are definitely opposed to SpaceX because it rides against their love of government redundancy and oversight. I mean, what happens when Elon starts loading these rockets up with chemtrails, right?
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The problem is that the shortcuts don't work (as expected) half of the time for some reasons... So I stopped relying on them.

As "proper" syntax highligtting I mean things such as highlighting every occurrance of a clicked variable, and maybe some color.
The default prints "begin" and "end" blue and adds some lines to control structures... wow. ._.
I'm using CNPack for that now.
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Seeking Mid-to-Senior level Rails and React Developer. Must be able to work on both front and back end of the stack. We build various micro-saas products, and move very quickly. Small team, with the opportunity to build products from the ground up, and watch as they grow to fruition.

Please contact me directly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jrbapna
My money is on chaos. You take all these powerful and/or power-hungry people, who all want their way, but they are also influenced by other movers and shakers to want certain outcomes, and soon it's one giant spaghetti strange attractor.
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SOXHUB is streamlining audit/compliance through our SaaS platform. We are making audit less painful & more efficient for internal audit teams and business process owners. We began in Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance, targeting large enterprises, but have began broadening to other markets. If you're interested in working at a fast growing company building enterprise software that is loved by its users, please get in touch.

- Node.js, Ember.js, Kubernetes, Docker, C#, Python
- Small team, lots of independence, flexible schedules
- Contribute to open-source projects
- Fast paced & growing

Looking for:

- Front-end Developers (Ember experience is a huge bonus)
- Full Stack Web & API Developers
- Kubernetes experts
- Security experts
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> my body doesn’t naturally produce enough “good” acid

Exactly. The amount of people completely, and utterly, misinformed about acid reflux is astounding. You don't have too much acid, you don't have enough!

Ditching the dairy and drastically cutting back on animal flesh will cure most heartburn/acid reflux.
>Can you explain to us idiots

If you're willing to ask the question and listen to the answer then you're not in the set of idiots.

I'll go for the short answer rather than the wall-of-text exhaustive answer. Deflationary currency leads to stagnation. People buy less because holding money under the mattress is incentivized. Its nearly impossible to run a business in an economy where people only buy essentials and never loan money out as startup capital.

Look at the history of economic panics in the US back when the gold standard was a thing.

I'm into bitcoin for reasons other than the 21 million limit.
I have GitHub, slack, Gmail, calendar and JIRA always pinned. That’s my most used web apps.

Can’t imagine them each having a desktop app. I would just get lost switching tabs.
CSP violations (such as XSS vulnerabilities) can manifest themselves on non-public pages, where they'd be difficult to detect with a crawler.

In addition, the Web Reporting API covers more than just CSP. It can also report various types of certificate errors, such as those triggered by violations of the Expect-CT and Expect-Staple headers (such violations might occur if your users are under attack by a MITM).
African economies have been doing better than ever. A number of countries in Africa are experiencing high growth rates.
Certainly. And that may have something to do with the fact that in some fields of study, teaching is the only way to support yourself, so you get some lack luster teachers.
I can't find it but I once read that acid reflux was actually due to not enough acid, as what you were ...refluxing was partially digested foods. You might try taking an acidifier and see if that helps.
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Uptime is nice, that's new.
It's a highly performant platform, based on a rapidly evolving language that's easy to understand. As such it's largely democratised server/shell programming to millions of users and web developers who could have been turned off by more advanced syntaxes and programming concepts. These people have created millions of open source packages which now dwarf most other communities, and the platform has unlocked an incredible amount of untapped economic value that powers likely hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. Need I go on?
Because computers are just logic combined with numbers. (The 32gb RAM is attached to the motherboard, which has 32gb.) And for art, we _also_ have other brain systems that understand how to judge beauty in people and landscapes.

I think a more interesting example is quantum physics. Humans have a difficult time understanding it, because it doesn't jive with our normative understanding of the world. But we are still able to understand it, because it is just very messy logic.
And down the road they need zero generalists? I think the important takeaway is that they were 100% rejected. Maybe they need fewer people who are framers or founders as time goes on, but to have none sounds risky.

As you said the founders need vision. If those visionaries are filtered out in hiring, eventually the company will die (on the inside).
Arkera | Software Engineers | London (UK) + Bangalore (India) + Baroda (India) | http://www.arkera.ai/careers

We are hiring for a number of roles in our engineering and data science teams to bolster our team. We are an early stage AI-focussed company with a very strong emphasis on engineering. We are building out an ambitious platform to transform the largely analogue and expensive marketplace for wealth advice. We are looking for:

- senior platform engineers (we use python but you don't need experience in it) - http://www.arkera.ai/careers/senior-platform-software-engineer.html
- senior and junior iOS software engineers - http://www.arkera.ai/careers/senior-ios-software-engineer.html
- senior and junior Javascript software engineers - http://www.arkera.ai/careers/senior-javascript-software-engineer.html
- senior infrastructure engineers - http://www.arkera.ai/careers/senior-infrastructure-engineer.html
- machine learning engineers (tensorflow experience required, UK only) - http://www.arkera.ai/careers/machine-learning-engineer.html

For senior positions we require good, relevant experience in the role and for junior positions you have to be hungry to learn and ready to hit the ground running (more details in the links above).
In this role, you would be working alongside an impressive team in both London and India on very interesting and challenging problems.

You can reach us through the email in the links above or reach me directly (even if you just have questions or anything) with @krishan711 pretty much everywhere.
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Every large dysfunctional project I've been on has been run by "good adaptive problem solvers" who prioritized metrics over the success of the project.

Honestly all the best managers I knew who ran the most successful projects were all bad "adaptive problem solvers". Who never really played the classic game so instead focus on project success over politics.
Bitcoins (the unit, not the currency) can indeed be destroyed by using OP_RETURN. This has been done in the past, and is still being done right now.

It is however highly unlikely that all 21 million bitcoins will end up in that drain.

Bitcoin can also be sent to an address of which there is no known private key. Future advances/exploits of Elliptic curve cryptography should make those coins recoverable.

In the end, users will probably not even know each other's public keys for everyday spending of bitcoin. They will only check the public keys for large purchases such as houses, cars, etc.
I started taking a probiotic (cheapest at whole foods) and stopped getting acid reflux all together.
Because if you're saving your money, you're not doing anything constructive at all. I sure as hell don't want people saving their money, I want people to invest their money.

Wether it's a savings account, a 401k or a revolutionary business idea everything is better for society than your mattress. And people won't invest in anything today when they can invest more tomorrow, but then they'll wait until after tomorrow, or the day after that, or not at all because they reached that time when they eventually have to spend (which would mean they're broke, which is bad).
You are missing a point of Software Engineers paying close attention to all the inputs in the question. If you provide a specific funding level that is significant data point :).
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I think it has less to do with merely growing the money supply, and more to do with preventing and quickly recovering from crashes.

The Great Depression was exacerbated and prolonged by us being on the gold standard and thus not being able to use monetary stimulus. Also with a gold standard, there's a limit to how much fiscal stimulus a government can conduct as well because every dollar has to be convertible to gold.

Essentially, fixed money supply = less control. On the surface this might seem like a good thing, and if money is in the hands of a corrupt oligarchy I'd prefer the fixed money supply. But most people don't realize that only 3% of the money supply is printed by the government (the rest is created by private banks), and economic bubbles/crashes and inflation/deflation aren't restricted to fiat currencies.
Flexport | Software Engineers, Staff Engineers, Data Scientists, Product Managers and Product Designers | San Francisco | flexport.com / flexport.engineering

Flexport's mission is to fix the user experience in global trade and bring the world free trade through technology. Here at Flexport, we share a vision where any two businesses can trade with each other without regard for geographic distance, logistical complexity, or regulatory challenges.

Our services put clients back in control of their logistics and supply chain needs. We offer faster freight quotes, lower prices, improved visibility and notifications, and advanced analytics. Our lean team of ~35 engineers are building products flexible, maintainable products that are reshaping this fragmented industry.

Started in 2013, we've raised $204M from investors that include Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund, Google Ventures, First Round Capital, Bloomberg Beta, Y Combinator, & more.

Check us out if you:
-Want to be part of a close-knit engineering team that releases new code every day
-Take a product-first approach to building software
-Care about the real world functionality of your programming
-Desire to build scalable programs that standardize information flow and increase operational capacity
-Have amazing coding skills and CS fundamentals; and
-Know modern javascript frameworks.

Our stack
We deploy every 20 minutes with our Buildkite CI setup (https://flexport.engineering/how-flexport-halved-testing-cos...). Our frontend is built with Flow-typed ES2017. We have around 1500 React components and 100 Flux stores, though we’re beginning to use GraphQL & Relay to replace Flux. We test the frontend with Jest and enzyme. On the backend, we're a Rails shop riding on Postgres RDS and AWS.

Learn more about our work

1.The Flexport engineering blog: https://flexport.engineering/
2.TechCrunch doesn’t think we’re sexy enough: https://techcrunch.com/2016/06/07/flexport/
3.Our CEO, Ryan, on FastCompany’s “Challengers” series (don’t worry, he’s not so dramatic IRL): https://www.fastcompany.com/3066043/if-flexport-succeeds-eve...

Want to learn more? Email kristen.hayward@flexport.com or check us out at flexport.com.
FarmLogs (YC '12) | Senior Backend Engineer | Ann Arbor, MI | ONSITE, REMOTE & CONTRACT | farmlogs.com/jobs

FarmLogs is on a mission to invent the future of farming. We're transforming the oldest and most significant industry in the world from gut instinct to data science. Our platform already exposes critical operational insights to 1 of every 3 farms in the U.S. and our users absolutely love us.

As a senior member of our backend team, you will be designing and building API's that connect farmers to a wide range of data sets - precipitation, heat, satellite image, soil, telematics, seed and fertilizer data, financial data and much more. You will collaborate with our with sales, marketing and data science to engineer problems into solutions to increase profitability and yield for a farmer.

Must Have's:

- 6+ Years Professional Engineering Experience

- Proficient in Python + Postgres. Familiarity with Clojure is nice.

-You enjoy writing clean, testable and modular software.

- You're pragmatic, keep it simple, and know how to choose the right tool for the job.

Apply at https://farmlogs.com/jobs/senior-backend-engineer-(regular-o...

Reach out to mwhalen at farmlogs.com with questions.
Is this something similar to a Goroutine?
Agreed, you're still scraping, but being familiar to people used to scraping is a decent way to convert those people into using structured data.
No worse, people will revolt, resulting in violence and instability. If we have another market crash in the US, the government is likely not going to do a good job dealing with it. If that happens, within a few years we can expect to see both fascist and socialist parties rise to power and start fighting it out for dominance.
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DDOS attacks are a well-known attack that falls under the same category. I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss this as a valid concern.
I don't support their decision, but that is a weak argument. All major companies have factories they work with in China. They are already funneling money to the Chinese government via taxes, fees, etc. In the privacy pie, removing the apps is this tiny sliver, the major chunk of the pie is where the Chinese government continues to get revenue to fund their censorship apparatus.
Yes. They also have all manufacturing there. I imagine if Apple did pull out it would be so embarrassing to the Chinese govt they would close the foxconn facilities too.
It absolutely can! That said, the way it currently works is that babel-preset-flow and babel-preset-typescript both remove type annotations for the final build, essentially enabling flow or typescript to work without having to also be build engines.
We're switching to a DCO for source code contributions
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Open Collective | https://opencollective.com | New York City | ONSITE

Open Collective allows unincorporated communities (like Open Source projects, meetups, etc) to raise and spend money. You can charge membership fees, get donations from individuals or companies and spend it by filing expenses. The entire financial ledger is publicly viewable to ensure transparency. Some examples: opencollective.com/webpack, opencollective.com/babel, and many more opencollective.com/opensource.

We are a founding team of 3 (two engineers) and are looking to hire our first full-time engineer (https://medium.com/open-collective/open-collective-is-hiring...).

Send me a note at aseem@opencollective.com with your GitHub, LinkedIn, resume, etc.
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And when will you be rolling out the desktop version?
> Perhaps he means a no installation way to show htop on a web-page?

Yup, exactly!
Nobody is saying that bitcoin can't reach new heights every day. All it needs is enough idiots to buy.

What they are saying is that it has exactly zero chances at becoming a serious rival to the US$ or other currencies as a medium of exchange.

And that prediction still seems pretty accurate, considering there's just about exactly almost no transactional volume happening in bitcoin. It's also now more expensive than credit card fees for anything <$100, and it takes much longer than PayPal or Apple Pay or cache. It's also not really anonymous, but of course everyone always knew that. It's so risky to store your private keys on anything with ethernet the real pros print them and put them in bank safes. It's about as decentralised and bottom-up democratic as you can be when you're basically living at the mercy of the Chinese government, which, by the way, has shown that autocratic governments can shut it down with less effort than it took Obama to kill a fly.
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Software engineer / full-stack developer with 6 years of experience since graduating with a CS degree from Cambridge.

Experience with:

* javascript (node, react, redux, ES7)
* typescript
* python (flask)
* c# (windows app development, back end)
* universal app development (cordova, react-native)
* c (video codecs, device driver)
* AWS
* architecture
* wireframing

For work history and past projects please check out https://robbiecoomber.co.uk/ and feel free to email robbie@robbiecoomber.co.uk

You can also find me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbiecoomber/

Some recent projects:

- Built of an essentially complex web application for one of the UK's largest customer data science company.

- Developed an in-store app for a national electronics chain. https://www.theappbusiness.com/work/maplin

- Developed a project management intranet site for an 80-person design agency. http://forpeople.co.uk/

- Worked on an international award-winning online learning platform. https://fireflylearning.com/
Here's a diagram [1] of a one-hidden-layer NN. It has 2 activation functions. Their NN is of the same type.

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Also Clear Containers from Intel - https://clearlinux.org/features/intel%C2%AE-clear-containers
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Seashells isn't currently open-source (the goal was to have a hosted version to make it easy for people to pipe non-sensitive data). In the next version, I'm planning on adding end-to-end password-based encryption.

Also, there are similar things out there that you can self-host, e.g. https://rtail.org/
The thing you have to remember though is that the velocity of Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency is higher than that of normal fiat. We could still have a finite supply of coins that acts as a currency.
Climate change is denied. Human causation is denied. The damaging consequences are denied. The net benefit of mitigation is denied. All of these positions can be found from mainstream right wingers in the US.
In juli 2010, 1 bitcoin was worth 0.08 usd.
I can't possibly know the actual problem. It could be a multitude of issues, hell it could even be one unofficial babel plugin, but it is absolutely not babel taking 20s.

Babel is essentially `cp` but with a slight twist: AST -> AST conversion. That doesn't take a huge amount of time.
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> The app can only return fonts that we have on MyFonts.

Oh, so it's actually a useless tool then. Thanks for the clarification.