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BMC Group | Full-time, remote (worldwide) | Senior C# full stack (emphasis on backend) web developer | $ Hourly (full time) - Highly Competitive - funded

We're a small distributed team of 2 core developers, 2 support service configuration specialists / BAs, and a PM, looking a 3rd core developer to help us build an insurance application, and improve our existing technical products and services.

We need a self-reliant developer with extensive .NET experience (5+ years) who is comfortable building robust and well-tested products end-to-end. As a member of our small team, you will serve a critical role and have a large impact on what we produce.

Insurance software may not sound sexy on the surface, but we are tackling some unique and challenging problems related to groundbreaking Japanese language services on the backend, along with producing modern, high quality, differentiating, and rich user experience features.

We enjoy a friendly and collaborative work environment.
We all have families and understand the value of life outside of work. Although we expect you to work full-time, we have an accommodating and flexible schedule.

.NET technologies used:
C# 7, Core MVC 2, Entity Framework Core 2.0, MS SQL Server, Azure App Service, PowerShell, Visual Studio

Experience with unit testing and integration testing is required.

Strong English communication skills are required.

Experience working remotely is a plus but not required.

Knowledge of Japanese is helpful but not required.

Other technologies we utilize:

Webpack, Babel, ES6, React, Mobx, Elasticsearch, MySQL, AWS: EC2, S3, Elastic Beanstalk, Linux, NodeJS, Terraform, TeamCity, Docker, Ansible, Git

Please contact eric.lesch@bmc-group.co.jp with the subject title ".NET Developer", your resume, and any links to side projects, github, etc. Thank you for reading!
It bothers me a bit that it feels intentionally dismissive of (or oblivious to) the current state-of-the-art of JavaScript frameworks.

None of the criticism mentioned feel like an honest reflection of my last two years working with React (4 years total). Universal rendering is mainstream, there are plenty of options for vastly simplifying initial setup and overall complexity (eg Next.js). From what I understand, similar is true of Vue and Ember.

I can genuinely see the value in tech like Stimulus and Pjax as a way of augmenting an existing traditionally-coded app without needing a total rewrite. But this document seems to be arguing for its place in the world of 2-3 years ago, rather than the present-day.
Maybe, but they might need absolute positions.
Not all beaches are that hot and many have small pebbles instead of sand. Shade also does wonders.

I find it relaxing and easier to concentrate. Probably related to how I stare out the window when thinking about a problem.
My personal red flag is the lack of formula or theorem. For me a beautiful formula is often more enlightening than a lengthy explanation. Fancy names occur in very serious mathematical articles.
I think it depends on where you live to be honest. Obviously as others have said HTML, CSS and JS will always be valuable skills to have and you should make sure you have a solid foundation in all of these if you wish to be a web developer.

From there it really depends on what jobs are available locally to you. If there are development communities or meetups then I would suggest attending them and learn what is in demand.

If someone suggests you learn X language but there are no jobs near to you then it's not worth anything unless you want to relocate.
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A plea to the people behind Fermat's Library - please port the Librarian extension to Firefox, too! It has full support for the WebExtensions API that Chrome uses, so porting is usually just a matter of a small tweak to the manifest.json and re-uploading it to the Mozilla Add-on Gallery.
I was having flashbacks to the end of Final Fantasy X. So I'm the son of a dream of myself made by a dead civilization about its own death?
I think this is a great idea, but it has its risks. The risk I would worry about is that a person would adjust their life style 'burn rate' to their salary. Then, when they lost their job there isn't any other job in the area that will pay them what dhh was paying. So now they have to scale back in a radical way. Can they? Will they?

What is perhaps a similar challenge that I do have direct experience with are people who have been at a company and had a series of raises and gotten to a healthy salary. Then they get laid off or lose their job for other reasons and now they are looking for work. But the jobs they can find aren't paying what they need to make to support their current expenses. Sometimes I've seen people hold out for that higher paying job and burn right through all of their savings. Leaving them vulnerable to future economic shocks.

I admire Basecamp for making this decision, I hope it doesn't screw things up for people.
Commure, Inc. | San Francisco, CA | Multiple positions | Fulltime | ONSITE
We are a stealth startup working to fix the software doctors use. If you have seen what physicians have to put up with, it's a bad version of the 90s, and makes medical care worse and more expensive for everyone. We are a group of previously successful engineers and entrepreneurs (MIT, Dartmouth, Datapower, Stripe, Salesforce, etc) and senior doctors (John Hopkins, UCSF, etc) who are determined to finally fix this.

Compensation: market salary & equity -- we are well funded.

Stack: includes Rust, React and Node. We will also be solving some very interesting problems in the areas of APIs, domain-specific machine-learning and fine-grained application security.

Please email jobs@commure.com and mention "[hnjobs]" in the subject line.
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Endjin| UK | Full-Time, Remote w. London meetings | https://endjin.com

Do you think you would like to come and explore what is happening in data, analytics and business transformation with us in 2018?

Are you the kind of person that just can't leave a question unanswered? Do you really want to know how things work, and share that knowledge with your team and the wider community? Do you understand how people and technology can come together to craft something special, each reshaping the other?

Endjin are hiring developers at all levels, from apprentices to seniors, to work on exciting projects with clients from all over the world, in verticals from retail to financial services, utilities and media.

We build modern data platforms in the cloud, and use them to help businesses adopt machine learning, data science, and automation.

We increase our value by using our products, blueprints and library of intellectual property, sharing the benefit with our clients and partners.

We also structure innovation programmes, process improvement, and DevSecOps, as well as delivering production-ready code, cloud infrastructure, and thought-leadership content.

We value life-long learning and an eye for quality. We will help you to find the best learning techniques, tools, and team-working, so that you can achieve your potential, and deliver the best value to our clients; while balancing your personal goals and home life.

Our employees have a mutual respect, regardless of where they are in their career. Ideas are developed by the whole team, from interns to seniors.

Equally, our clients pass the "nice to work for" test (and usually do so with flying colours). As part of that, we try to understand the ethical implications of the work we undertake. We seek to do the best we can for each other, for our profession, clients, and for the world at large.

With no external investors, endjin has been built as a sustainable, lifelong business: we are a company to retire out of, not exit at the expense of the employees.

You can work remotely from anywhere in the UK, and we hold meet-ups in London on a regular basis. You design your ideal working environment, and we will make it happen together.

Apart from a real passion for learning, you probably dream in data - how it can be represented, handled, secured and manipulated. A bit of maths improves your day. You know a couple of programming languages pretty well (we do a lot of C# and Typescript, but you may know R, or Python too). You love working with other people, but value the opportunity to spend time in your own head, thinking things through.

You can learn more about our projects at https://endjin.com, see a video about our career development pathways https://vimeo.com/200191869 or read our blog https://blogs.endjin.com

Contact us on hello-at-endjin-dot-com if you think this looks like a good opportunity for you.
I don't think they took them seriously because video games, and because the entire thing appeared so unbelievably silly from the outside. I wonder if they might take them more seriously now?
> Perhaps a solution to this could be to give the interviewee something that only he can give the interviewer back when they meet.

A video call as part of the hiring process, instead of a phone call, solves the solution trivially. Since we're talking about software engineers, which are (supposedly) used to these tools, there are no associated costs (I refer human, not monetary ones).
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Whew, we just learned about the research - but the paper is here. I'd be excited for such a project.
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Unfortunately, Skylake doesn't include AVX-512, only the recently released Skylake-X, which is available on server chips and a handful of high end consumer parts.
>and seems to do just about everything the official API does - but runs you the risk of getting banned.

Did you even look at the README.md? It is very hard to miss that the main purpose of this library is to do things not allowed by the ToS and not supported by the API.
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If we are, so be it. LJ was very much dying and would be dead in 2018. This way it gets another chance and if PIA doesn't fuck it up, gets to potentially thrive. If PIA does fuck it up, well, it was going to die this year anyways. We are no worse off, and potentially better off with this situation.

I have no relationship with PIA. I have written two articles for LJ a few years ago, and they very much struggled to pay me afterwards.
"No it's not. "California Wildfire Spreads" and "USA Withdraws from Paris Agreement" are not gossip."

I didn't write it was just gossip. Read again.

"This sounds to me like "Truth is hard! Let's give up." Failing at quality journalism is better than succeeding at cynical, schlock journalism. The former harms society."

You aren't harming society any less if you treat perspectives as if it's objective truth.
How are you defining "self hosted" here?

The newest version of the Windows app doesn't support creating or opening local vaults, only storing data in their cloud.

They also no longer offer perpetual/non-subscription licenses, including for the older version that supports local vaults.

At the very least the first would be a requirement for any sort of "self hosted" setup.
On Linux I have recently switched to KeePassxc because it is screaming fast, doesn't require hundreds of megabytes of mono libs, and it is maintained.

https://github.com/magkopian/keepassxc-debian
I wasn't talking about the desk picture.
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I remarked in the earlier submission related to this that this is a great event. It should encourage workers at other companies to take note and demand better compensation from their employers. There's no good reason for pay in this industry to be tied to geography.
Congrats, you've just gone ahead and proved my point. Zero technical reasons other than an ad hoc attack on game development practices.

Unless you have a client library that can be paired to that server which takes up less than 200kb of mem you won't see adoption. You're going to want to use one network stack across your products and a lot of the handheld and smaller platforms are really memory constrained.
What/where is the location of the (third) picture with two ladies and a very curvy street? That looks like an optical illusion of sort given his POV, or is the street really as curvy and as steep as that? Beautiful shot that one.
I think what StimulusJS is supposed to bring to the table is that it watches the DOM for you, so you don't have to manage the integration or setup of the interactivity/app framework, providing a very easy way to integrate StimulusJS with your current Turbolinks setup.

That being said, I do have to worry about memory leaks.
Thanks for the response, like you said, you're very selective, and this is for only senior roles. Of course everyone is not a senior, the vast majority I suspect.
Alternatively you can create a bookmark that opens the comments page for every paper on Firefox. Here's the code: https://pastebin.com/4f4YbWvn
I really wish OpenRA 2 were further along! OpenRA is great already(though the AI does a nice job of kicking my ass a bit), but I've given up on trying to make regular Red Alert 2 work over multiplayer.
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We're currently hiring product managers, development roles, sales development reps and account executives, director level positions, and more; see https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/.

We're a remote only company so everyone can participate and contribute equally. GitLab Community Edition is an open-source Ruby on Rails project with over 1000 contributors.
Are you talking about cave people, or fellow human beings?

Curiosity and wonder are the motivation for understanding, even among researchers.

Or do you believe that researchers do their work for a PhD and for the compensation?

Not sure why you mention anger. I picture an angry plumber ripping up an issue of Popular Science while sitting in a La-Z-Boy and drinking a Rolling Rock.
Not always. You can have someone off camera feeding answers into a IM window. It makes it easier to spot when something is off, but it's not fulproof.
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Webassembly doesn't require you to install Oracle software, or lag your computer for 30 seconds while it starts up... And it doesn't require Swing or AWT. So, there are those minor improvements.
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$800?

I run Ubuntu LTS on a $150 Dell E6400 (2009~) with 4GB ram and a Core 2 Duo and it flies. As long as you have at least 2GB RAM, any recent Ubuntu should be fine.
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Pivotal's goal is to transform the way the world builds software. We mean it.

We value aptitude over alma mater, empathy over a list of APIs. It doesn't matter whether your resumé says PHP or PhD: if you're smart, empathetic and know some stuff, we want to work with you.

We have many offices worldwide including SF, NYC, Toronto, London, Palo Alto (pivotal.io/locations) and more coming. We're broken into two main divisions: Pivotal Labs (that Pivotal Labs) and R&D.

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Not many people get to transform how people think and work. Why not you?

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Not many people get to work on or work with such systems. Why not you?

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At our offices we have free breakfast, weekly tech talks, excellent benefits and competitive pay. Ping pong isn't mandatory, but it's popular. I think west-coast ping pong is harder to beat, but east-coast style is more entertaining to watch. The NYC beer fridge has more IPAs than I prefer but I guess that's life in paradise.

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A few weeks ago I was interested in this project, too, and looking around I came across this link. The author's profile also points to the AsciiFlow website, so I assumed that would be it. I think you might have misread the language; it's actually written in javascript :-)
Also this works on mobile.
Is this through an H1B?

No wonder it's the mess as it's presented

A video interview should be the minimum.
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We had the same thing happen with a contractor position. Since this was for a short term contract and the candidate was out of state we hired based on phone interviews. But when the contractor actually showed up for work it was immediately clear that he was incompetent and not the same person. I wonder how often they get away with it?
Actually, Republicans usually favor more NASA spending than Democrats do (e.g. Bush started funding manned Moon/Mars missions while Obama cut that program and the Space Shuttle), because most of it goes to red areas (Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, rural Florida, rural California). By contrast, Lockheed Martin made the F-35 program unkillable by selecting facilities and suppliers in all 50 states, plus several NATO allies and other prospective buyers.
This is really impressive for any novice game developer with no regards for their age.

Some feedback after playing for a few minutes:
It seems the game mechanics only allows the "critical path" of advancing. By that I mean the only actions that generate a reaction are the ones that advance the plot (with the exception of moving between rooms and hints). This also causes some frustration as I basically just try to click on everything and mostly nothing happens and I ask myself if I'm doing something wrong.

I would suggest adding a click-to-describe layer. So for example clicking on a character would say something about him/her (Maybe objectively, maybe subjectively from the player's pov), clicking on an item, even one that I don't need to interact with, says something about it. etc.

This is very common in adventure games and is a great way to add lay down the story element for the game while at the same time provide the player with some interaction while looking for the actual solution to the current step.

But again, really really great.
SEEKING WORK, Prague, Czech Republic (Central Europe, think Germany) | Remote OK

Full-stack engineer, consultant. Focusing on virtual assistants (chatbots) currently, but able and willing to work in other areas.

"I have one goal: To produce a significant return-on-investment for you and your business."

I'm a software engineer, but I also studied a business school, which puts me in a unique position for solving your real business problems that lie behind the lines of code.

My engineering experience includes creating a brand new content delivery network for a filesharing service, developing new low-level network protocols at one of the largest Internet companies, or creating a Machine Learning tool that analyzes Facebook posts.

Additionally, as an author of a book for new and aspiring managers, I know how to work with people. And how to finish stuff, because writing and publishing a book takes quite some grit.

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> They used 4chan and 8chan — websites linked to the distribution of child pornography — to organise their movement, the FBI says.

What? 4chan is linked to child pornography? This paragraph alone is casting serious doubts on the journalist’s objectivity and seriousness.
"victims of Gamergate" LOL
one of Ray Kurzweils most brilliant ideas was that aliens (from whereever) are already surrounding us in the form of insects.
Cloudflare | Engineer | San Francisco, London, Austin, Champaign, Warsaw | ONSITE https://www.cloudflare.com/careers/locations/
Cloudflare sits in front of your internet applications and make them faster and more secure.

We are looking for people in a number of teams including our data team (Go, Kafka, Spark, Flink), our platform team (Kubernetes, Go, Mesos and Marathon), our edge team (Nginx, Lua, C++) and our content optimisation and JS performance team (JS, Rust, Node, Go, Lua) are working on some interesting projects, and we always need Go engineers to help connect all of these things together and establish new standards for how we do that. The DDoS team is hiring low level engineers (C, Python, golang and packets wangling, TCP/IP, DPDK, netmap, patching kernel).

If you are interested please visit the link above, or you can email me directly if you have questions and I'll try and answer: dkitchen@cloudflare.com (just questions... applications via the link above please).

Notes: You do not need a degree, just a way to demonstrate you know your stuff. Everyone is welcome.
H-1B is for W-2 employees, not 1099 contractors.
It's not? Since when?
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Polly is a venture backed startup that is taking a consumer like approach to enterprise surveys. We deliver our solution exclusively in messaging (Slack) and currently support thousands of companies. We’re a small team (11 employees) with great traction in an emerging space, so there’s the opportunity to come in and have tremendous impact on the product, the culture, the company, and the space itself. Our stack is Node, Typescript, Meteor, AWS.

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Send an email to me at samird@polly.ai and reference HN.
Sometimes the hire is nothing more than a body at the desk that gives VPN access to an offshore worker. Larger companies often ave a more "into the fire" approach and are more vulnerable for this type of scam.

Edit: I'm really interested in who downvoted my comment, considering it's based on something I've personally seen happen multiple times.
The client could provide the push service to use when initially setting up push notifications for that app. I believe that's how Web Push works.
>several generations

Insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results.
This. Seriously rate limiting??
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lol. Gross! Perhaps if Node.js... omg. Nevermind. You can call pthreads from Node.js. :)