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Goldman Sachs | Full Stack Developers, (React,Redux,AEM) Front End Engineers (Java, Spring Jersey, Jackson,Dropwizard, MongoDB Microservices Architecture)Back End Engineers | Full Time | Chicago | ONSITE |

Consumer Finance Technology (CFT) is a new division within the firm focused on bringing state of the art Goldman technology to the consumer market enabling a complete new line of business Our goal in engineering is to facilitate the creative, iterative, and data driven creation of our all digital retail bank.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS
This role is truly an amazing opportunity to make an impact on a new and exciting division utilizing the latest technology. You'll play an instrumental role in enhancing a highly visible existing platform and building a modern UI/micro-services backend for GSBank.com. The role will provide you an opportunity to learn, take ownership and become a subject matter expert (SME) for our online banking platform. You'll join a fintech startup environment with daily stand-ups, huddles and sprints.

Basic Qualifications:

Front End:
• Experience building web interfaces using HTML5, CSS, CSS3,SASS, Bootstrap
• Strong with vanilla JavaScript knowledge
• Strong knowledge of JavaScript framework: React and Redux
• Experience with build tools: webpack, grunt and npm
• Knowledge of web fundamentals/ technolgies
• Knowledge of testing frameworks (Karma, Jasmine)

Server Side:
• Strong Knowledge Java programming languages
• Strong Knowledge of Spring Frameworks and related Spring Projects
• 7+ years of relevant (above) work experience
• Exceptional software engineering knowledge; OO Design Principles
• Experience building service highly scalable, available, and secure service and integration layers
• Experience with RESTful Architecture
• Experience with Enterprise Architecture, SOA, Micro Services Architecture
• Strong Linux/Unix skills
• Experience with testing frameworks (JUnit, Mockito etc)

Reach out: Shivam.x.Sinha at gs.com
Another reason to block javascript from your browser.
I find myself leaning more and more towards only unblocking js for very very select few trusted sites.
If you work for a company that is big enough for a large group plan, and you pay extra for PPO insurance, you can choose any provider you want. But there are significant out of pocket costs and all the paperwork and disfunction mentioned in this article.
Kira Systems is always looking for great technical talent to join our team.

We are currently looking for Quality Engineers, Clojure Developers, and Designers (UX/UI/Service).

Come take a look and see what we are all about.

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Kira Systems is hiring Clojure developers to work in all places within our stack. Possibilities include working on Clojure web server, backend data processing services, and both our platform API and SDK. We use PostgreSQL to store our data and don’t hide SQL behind big frameworks. We also use many other popular technologies such as RabbitMQ, Zookeeper, ElasticSearch, and Docker.
This is just an example of NIH syndrome.

And not having variables in CSS is more harmful than having them. In the form of a dozen preprocessors and alternative CSS languages that compile to CSS.
...except that white people use drugs at roughly the same levels as everyone else, and are the largest proportion of “the most common users”. This is not to invalidate the original post—just be aware of how the perception of drug use has been shaped towards racist ends vs what the data shows. You have to look at usage studies, not arrest reports.
It's simply not true.

No matter what planet you need to go to you need to spend a lot of time in space. Furthermore no matter what planet you would want to explore you would need a space station to explore from. It will also be the best way start the exploration as you can use your knowledge from the space station we have on earth.

So no matter how you look at it, in space in zero-g is going to be the majority of the endeavour.

Furthermore, we are simply not even close to be able to live realistically far from earth let alone able to afford it.

There are so many things that need to be established before it becomes realistically sustainable and safe.
They really don't care who, they only care about squeezing every penny they can out of copyright.
I've looked at this paper only cursorily, but the treatment effect is so fast and profound that it seems too good to be true. The recovery of near normal behavior on the cognitive (navigation) task arises less than a week after treatment.

A huge number of questions remain, since this novel drug hasn't been tested for safety at all, even in mice. And of course, you also have wonder how similar this mouse model is to human AD. But the results are stunning.

[I wonder how it happened that all the authors of this paper are different from the creators of the novel triple agonist diabetes compound. And what led them to consider testing the compound on AD?]
Wow...

made me choke and tear up
I think it's very difficult to understand everything happening at every level in such a large company, even for the CEO. Many random things could happen that would cause the stock to drop not directly affected by the CEO.
Would love to see sources for your beliefs, mainly because they sound fascinating and that I would like to learn more.

In particular, studies showing factors relating to success in life, and the relationship between crime and low agreeableness.
I actually think the discussion is going really well overall.
I don't follow this logic.

Different investors have different risk appetites.

If in your mind, the CEO sells one share of the company's stock and all of the investors should sell that stock, I think it would be a fantastic time to buy into the stock.
Got it, thanks for the feedback, I'll add it for an internal discussion with the team, much appreciated! :)
Where did they even get the songs if they weren't provided by the owner? Bittorrent?
Not that I know of, sorry. Perhaps it might be worth petitioning some of the original developers. I doubt Matsushita/Panasonic would have the information anymore, although they would retain copyrights.
Illustrated Guide to Clojure Start-Up Timings
I recently bought a good pair of hiking boots - Lowa Renegade mids, to be precise - and as well as being supremely sturdy and looking pretty smart, they are the most comfortable things i have ever worn on my feet. They sort of grip my feet tightly enough to feel really snug, but not so tightly that they pinch. They'll probably be too hot in the summer, but until then, i'll be wearing them all the time.
Seems like an acqui-hire to me.
So its a learning drug? Would it have an effect on someone without AD? (or diabetes)
In American society, aren’t most orgiastic groups also secretive, in general?
Nvidia‘s GeForce cards could be converted to Quadro cards by opening a chip and adding some lines with a pencil. Don’t think that this still works, but a colleague of my father did it for his home PC.
No, it's still maternity leave, but in some countries up to 3 years as far as I know. After that there are state-provided kindergartens.
LiveWatch Security | DevOps Engineer | Chicago, IL | ONSITE

LiveWatch is a home security and automation company that combines industry-leading technology and truly personal service to protect our customers.

We're looking for a Devops Engineer to work alongside our small engineering team (currently around 6, depending on your definitions) building robust systems and processes. We'd like someone with strong AWS chops and experience with provisioning/config management tools (we currently use Ansible and Terraform). Some other nice points to have would be experience with managing monitoring or metric aggregation systems and PCI compliance.

One notable feature to me is the transparency in the organization. The whys and hows of both the past and future are well communicated across most teams. The things we work on are clearly tied to goals, and at the end of the day, numbers. Our work doesn't exist in a vacuum and feels grounded in a service that actually helps people.

See a more detailed description and apply at https://app.jobvite.com/j?cj=o9qy6fwX&s=hn or drop me a line at nat@livewatch.com
When should you create a new microservice?
> Slack

Slacks has an IRC gateway, though.
Awful headline. There is no "tax loophole" and billions are not being "sheltered".
Actually I SSH into my home server :)

At work, and with shared family accounts, I use 1Password; it works nicely and has a Web interface so I can use it from FreeBSD.

My personal workflow though is heavily Emacs-centric; I use Emacs for editing, programming, IRC, email, file management, PIM (orgmode), and (soon) Slack.
TapClicks | Senior Software Engineers (LAMP and AngularJS) | Montreal, QC | ONSITE, VISA, SALARY: 80-110k CAD + stock options

* Senior software engineers (back-end (LAMP/PHP 7), front-end (AngularJS) and full stack) (80-110k CAD)

* QA Engineers (50-90k CAD)

* Tech support engineers/junior developers (30-60k CAD)

We build a unified reporting dashboard mostly targeted at marketing agencies, with connections to 150+ third-party platforms from which we get data through APIs and FTPs in some cases. We also offer a workflow management tool to help make our clients more efficient.

TapClicks is #225 in the Inc 5000 list of fastest-growing private US companies for 2017, and has offices in San Jose (Silicon Valley), Nashville and Boston.

We're looking for people in the Montreal area or willing to move to Montreal. We're open to sponsoring VISAs for great candidates.

Email me at plsoucy@tapclicks.com if interested. Thanks!
(Former FoundationDB employee).

Where did this dumb meme come from? First of all, FoundationDB was not a service, so there was nothing to "shut down".

It's true we stopped selling the product to new customers, and we no longer offered free downloads under the community license. However those with existing licenses were able to continue running the product (and in fact some of them do to this very day).

What's more, the Community License was explicitly written to be valid in perpetuity, precisely to protect customers in this sort of instance.

Many people were disappointed by the way Apple handled the acquisition, including me incidentally, but your comment is mostly FUD. If you really were doing consulting for us, then I'd expect slightly better treatment of a former customer.
Oh, that's a very detailed explanation, very interesting.

So, could you then make a new blockchain for all LN transactions, seperate from Bitcoin?
I agree that sex without consent is bad, a crime, rape, etc. I hope nothing I've written would ever be construed otherwise.

My point here is that there seems to be affirmative consent, as you say. The example with the young woman who made out with a founder in front of his wife, then took MDMA and then (I assume) had sex with him (possibly, maybe she just left) is one where she consented to go to the party, she consented to the kissing, even checking in with the wife first, she got an accurate description of what the drug would do when it was offered to her, it was clear that she was being offered a drug, she chose to take it, and then she left when she wanted.

I don't want to defend non-consensual activities, but I don't see any being described. Given that these are consensual acts between adults - my point is "What's the issue?"
"poor urban" is a more polite and deniable way of saying black.
I'm trying to reconcile '60 shades of grey' selling 125 million copies globally so far and Vanity Fair/Emily Chang being so shocked about wealthy silicon valley swingers...
> ... there will have to be a bigger, more painful incident before anything gets done.

I'm not sure how that happens. Equifax basically exposed everyone in the US with any credit to identity theft and scams. If those thefts trickle out bit by bit over a few years, there will be no single, shocking crime wave, and nothing will happen. It doesn't take genius-level criminals to avoid creating a big enough incident.

On the other hand, I would be curious what would happen if some public-minded hacker stole ~150m people's data from one of the other two CRAs, then publicly released 538 specific records...
Every time I see an article talking about how we're going to destroy the economy by turning fast food workers into kiosks and replacing teamsters with self-driving trucks... I just think how much easier it is to replace the average white-collar worker.

Accountants, corporate lawyers, clerks, receptionists, schedulers... so many jobs that will either be eliminated or made so that 1 person can do the work of 20, leading to outsourcing and consolidation.

'First they came for the accountants, but I did not speak out because they were paying me really well to design weak AI to replace the accountants...'
Not sure why you're downvoted. Thanks.
Copyright solve a problem. When the solution becomes the problem, following the law absolutely becomes problematic.
This is what a HUGIN submarine drone looks like (from the manufacturer's site):

https://www.km.kongsberg.com/ks/web/nokbg0240.nsf/AllWeb/B3F...
I think holding the minimum amount of stock, as he is doing, is a far cry from selling one share. I understand you can’t buy stuff to live with stock, so he’ll need to sell some, but there’s a big difference between selling some and selling the maximum you’re allowed to at every opportunity.
Exactly this. The term is "fiduciary responsibility". Their directors could be sued for paying unnecessary tax, against which "doing the right thing" is not a legitimate defense. ("Right" in that statement having different moral and legal meanings.)

Or, put another way, it would have been illegal for them to have paid that tax.
You can't load a native library from inside the .jar file. Typically things that need them extract them to a temporary location and load them from there - there's no standard interface to `dlopen` or similar that lets you load directly from inside a zipfile.
Can you explain further, please? Which events reported in the article were not consensual?
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I didn't mean to condescend. And while I am convinced online article won't inspire anyone to study a field as arcane and useless to most people as math, I was simply extending on parent's observation: a lot of content out there is written in a way that non-expert can't use, and experts have no use because it's too basic.
Shapeless-2.3.3 released
Spotify uses (or used?) peer to peer technology for streaming.
Said no music artist ever.
>I think Trump is very pro-energy

Trump is very pro-fossil fuel energy. He is doing everything he can to crush solar, wind, and EV's.
Context: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games/issues/2475
Creighton University | HortonWorks Engineer/Admin and Senior Full Stack JS Engineers | Omaha, NE | Onsite or Remote (US-only), Contract
Creighton University is a Jesuit, Catholic university bridging health, law, business and the arts and sciences for a more just world. Join us in building a new higher education digital experience.

You are good match for this position if you are a motivated and energetic hortonworks engineer or full-stack developer, you take initiative, find solutions to problems, you are thorough and know how to produce results quickly under minimal supervision.

Our stack is a combination of:
* Frontend: Javascript, React, Webpack, Bootstrap
* Middleware: NodeJS, Express, Passport, Nginx,
* Backend: Cassandra, MySQL, Ambari, Ranger, Kafka, ZooKeeper, Spark, Hive, HDFS

Please send your resume to williammahler1 [at] creighton.edu for consideration.
So we should obey the law because it is the law?
Jaunt, Inc. | San Mateo, CA | Full-Time | Onsite | https://jauntvr.com/

Jaunt builds platforms for creating and distributing immersive content. Right now we are looking to hire a data infrastructure engineer to work on our analytics pipeline, a full-stack engineer to work on our media management and distribution platform, an iOS developer to work on VR/AR/XR application and library development, and a QA engineer to work on our publication, distribution, and SDK platform. We are a mid-stage startup and have raised around $100m from top-tier VCs.

More positions and details at https://jauntvr.com/careers/, or feel free to shoot me questions (I'm Adam, Software Engineering Manager at Jaunt working on the distribution platform) directly at adamg@jauntvr.com. No agencies, please.
Internal travel booking (hotels, flights, etc) software. Everywhere I've worked it sucks and corporate policy doesn't allow using normal websites because they don't get the same rates.
> For a large enterprise, monoculture that works is actually better than diversification.

But that's the problem. Nothing works 100% of the time, which is why monoculture is bad. When there is a bug that affects 20% of your systems, you can continue operating at 80% capacity, which at a reasonable level of reserve/redundancy means you're still entirely up. With a monoculture the bug affects everything and you're entirely down.

> But when you buy 100k motherboards and spend the time adjusting your tooling to those, from packaging to power, to cooling, to support, to OS code, etc. and then you on a whim decide to get another 100k motherboards of a different architecture, you spend a non-trivial amount of time and money to support those as well.

This is why hardware abstraction is a thing.

It's almost always less expensive to support diverse hardware from the beginning than to wait until after the market shifts.

Eventually the day comes to switch from 68K to PowerPC, or PowerPC to Intel, or Intel to ARM, or ARM to whatever else. Because eventually you save/gain a zillion dollars by switching and it "only" costs three quarters of a zillion to switch.

But it would have cost a tenth that much to have supported diverse hardware from the start, and then the transition is only a matter of using more of the now-superior hardware rather than being stuck on the now-inferior hardware for potentially years while everything is rearchitected from scratch.
Except CSS variables have existed nativity for a while now:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Using_CSS_v...
Haha... (at the cleverness of your description of church/religion)

Secular church is definitely one approach, one option to try to fight fire with fire. I've seen compelling analysis tying the increase in intense political tribalization to filling the void left by the general decline in societal religiosity.

Every cause wants to be a cult. (To quote, I think, eyudkowsky)
OK, but that's (a) 100% speculation and (b) fails Hanlon's razor.

I don't like the fact that you can't disable ME, that it's not open source, and that it's vulnerable any more than anyone else. But this does seem like hyperbole much more than fact.
If you are talking about Java's AOT feature (JEP 295: http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/295) then I don't think it is true AFAICS. The JVM is still needed, Java-Code can be compiled into a shared library but this is "just" a code-cache that can be passed to the JVM when starting the application. This feature is mainly aimed for improving startup.
An App that uses Vehicle numbers to contact Owners
CarTact, released on the Google play store, uses Vehicle license plate number to allow users interaction.
The App Idea is to have users send instant messages to License plate numbers and have the message delivered to all users who have registered the plate number on the App. A user can register multiple license numbers to receive instant messages delivered to those numbers. Any user can register any vehicle number to receive alerts for that number. The App is country specific hence eliminating the likely hood of a message sent to a US car ending up been delivered to a Norwegian Driver.
Messages that can be sent are predefined and Car related. Some predefined messages allows sending of additional text of up to 32 characters, this behavior is intended for sending of Parking Tickets to cars, and Tickets for traffic offence.
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Spotify didn’t have anything by the Beatles for years and it still became very popular.
Foxpass (YCS15) | San Francisco, CA | FULL-TIME | ONSITE or REMOTE | Senior Software Engineer (Backend) & Account Executive

Foxpass, a YCombinator (S15) company, is looking for early employees who wish to create software to help companies implement good security practices in their infrastructure. Doing security "the right way" should be easy. Our first product offers SSH key management, LDAP, and RADIUS in the cloud to ensure that engineers and employees use their own accounts to log into servers and wireless networks. Furthermore, we're encouraging companies to make access control API-based, so that access can be given and then rescinded as soon as possible (on-call shift over, JIRA ticket closed, etc.).

We are looking for:

1) A senior back-end engineer who has significant experience with building and operating high-uptime, high-performance systems in the cloud.

2) An account executive to manage the inbound leads and convert them into happy Foxpass customers.

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why not just deploy .... the only thing a CI system does is run a bunch of scripts ... build a bash script and deploy by hand.

Theres an 80/20 rule here, you can get 80% of CI features in 20% of the script you create

Also if you turn down your deployment cycle (once a day, twice a week , etc) you will lessen the problem of lack of a tool , until you find one

CI for me has always been about deployment organization and automation. Its ok to have a bug be fixed by end of day, it doesnt have to be deployed in 15 mins.
Zip Drive
That post is a couple days after the 28 Dec AMD commit, though. Curious if it was _already_ discussed since that would mean no way what AMD said is how people figured it out.

my123 does point out that the author of the speculative execution blog post is first in the KAISER paper's acknowledgments, and looks like the paper was presented at a July conference, so that's an earlier clue out in public, for what it's worth.
Obviously the law should be changed. But your comments are otherwise incorrect.

> Do you think shareholders would stand for a company paying $19.2B more in taxes than they should?

What do you mean, 'should'? They 'should' pay the amount that is expected of them - the amount proportional to their profits. Each corporation should pay what is expected of them in full. This would produce is vastly more stable economy which would then let those corporations earn more money. It would benefit the shareholders of every corporation to have a stronger and stabler US consumer base than to have a crippled middle class like they create by not paying their taxes.

Yes, of course Google should have paid that $19.2B.

> Would an individual pay $500 more in taxes than they are required to out of the goodness of their heart and belief in the American government?

Sure they would. Why not? I've done this. Canadian government and US government. It doesn't make sense not to do this sometimes.