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Celo | San Francisco & Berlin | Software Engineer & Mobile Engineer | All Levels | 100K - 200K + equity + coins | FULLTIME, INTERNS, ONSITE, VISA | https://celo.org
Founded by serial entrepreneurs, Celo is a new company aiming to remove the barriers for large-scale adoption of cryptocurrencies as means-of-payment. Using a novel address-based encryption algorithm, Celo makes sending money as easy as sending a text. Additionally, Celo uses stable-value tokens pegged to fiat currencies, like the US Dollar, to minimize volatility. Anyone can participate in the network and earn Celo currency, even with just a budget Android smartphone. The first application launching on our platform is a social payment and money transfer app, aimed at developing markets.

Investors: a16z, Polychain, General Catalyst, Coinbase, Reid Hoffman and Jack Dorsey, among others.

Stack: Typescript, Solidity, Go, React Native, Python, Android, iOS

We tried to make applying fun: 'Mine' your application form to create an applicant blockchain at the bottom of our jobs page: https://celo.org/jobs
iPhone 8 Logic Board Replacement Program
Thank you :-) Macro support would be a nice addition and I am going to add it at some point.
jenkins-dsl does wonders in this department. When infrastructure-as-code plugin gets stable we'll have a fully immutable Jenkins setup.
There are many EU lidar companies. SICK, Ibeo, Pepperl+Fuchs, Osram, Innoluce, Blickfeld, and so on.

However, none of those matches the capabilities of the Ouster OS-1 exactly.
you can fetch the credentials from Kubernetes secrets using this plugin https://jenkinsci.github.io/kubernetes-credentials-provider-... and manage both your Ops and Jenkins credentials the same way
OP here. It's absolutely important to be skeptical about online scams nowadays.

Here's the about page for the app (https://workorder.io/about) where you can read about the app itself and about me (the author). The app itself has its own business model (https://workorder.io/pricing), and so the entire thing is designed to be sustainable.
even from an OSS goals perspective I'm looking forward to seeing better alignment, reuse and interoperability between Jenkins, Jenkins X & things like CodeShip & Knative Build
As the other poster has mentioned, they would bleed them.

Yahoo $250,000 daily fine over NSA data refusal was set to double 'every week'
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/sep/11/yahoo-nsa-laws...
I've found walking into a room with an MRI scanner works marvelously.
I liked scons but it is what I would consider a legacy project that I would not introduce in new software or actively switch to.

If you like scons check out meson, which feels similar I think.
Didn't read the link, still the idea is valuable. There are no more humans behind G/FB/Tw.
The problem is not climate change, it’s climate change acceleration.

A handful of extinctions over 10,000 years are no problem for an ecosystem to handle.

A handful of extinctions every year for 50 years can turn a forest into a wasteland.
Five-Eyes nations to force encryption backdoors
BBC Horizon documentary: a week without lying, the honesty experiment
The historical temperature data sets were not generated by a well designed sampling scheme. Instead, they are a function of where people decided to live, travel, measure, record, and store temperature levels. You might want to repeat my little exercise from a few years ago and see where the most recent years' measurements come from.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h95uvT67bNg

The data set is here: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ghcnm/v3.php

IIRC, it took about a hundred lines of Perl to generate that animation of temperature station locations in the definitive global historical temperature data set.

When you are watching the animation, note when specific regions of the world make an appearance in the data set and the relative importance of measurements from specific countries.

I do not draw policy conclusions from these observations. However, I am frequently annoyed by official and unofficial visualizations which completely gloss over the sample selection and observational continuity problems in the historical record.
Out of curiosity, are you saying that someone with higher biological numeracy would be better equipped to answer the questions you've posed in your simple intuition example?
Keep telling yourself that! You’re doing good man!
Ingresso | Senior Backend Web Engineer | W6, London UK | ONSITE and flexible | https://ingresso.co.uk/

Stack: Python, Go services on Kubernetes/GKE, Objective-C legacy application on-prem, Helm, Travis/CircleCI build pipeline

We are a entertainment ticketing company connecting a large number of different suppliers (London west-end theatre, UK regional, and fast-growing attractions) to a wide distribution channel (including Ticketmaster). We do the challenging work of unifying different APIs so distributors can sell as much product as possible through our platform's unified API.

We have a startup-like environment with a small, skilled team, and are also part of a larger organisation with large market cap so we are well funded. We're looking for someone with experience delivering web apps at scale to help us scale our platform as we convert our legacy system to a microservices framework - if you love refactoring and have a strong C background as well as experience with modern web application development, we would love to hear from you! There's many hats to wear and plenty of interesting problems to work on.

In addition to a competitive salary we offer a generous pension contribution scheme, bonuses, stock options, and frequent free theatre tickets to London's west end.

If this sounds interesting to you, reach out at jobs@ingresso.co.uk
I was told I would become quadriplegic
Zopa | ONSITE: London (UK), Barcelona (Spain) | Full-time

We want to make people feel good about money. We launched the world's first peer-to-peer lending business in 2005. Now we're building a next generation bank in-house to offer more choices to our customers. We are customer driven, have won multiple awards for customer service, we are growing and we want to build a great team.

Tech stack: We have a microservice architecture built on top of Java & Kotlin, Kubernetes and AWS. We use ReactJS for web and ReactNative for mobile. We like building streaming applications on top of Apacke Kafka (Kafka Streams to be precise), and actively participate in the Kafka communities in both London and Barcelona. We use MS SQL Server of our relational DB. Overall, we like to use the right tool for the job and don't follow the hype.

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3. React Native Mobile Developer https://jobs.lever.co/zopa/f29dfab8-9c54-47aa-b2a7-1a014eb0a...

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What if you'd make it so that "normal" (non-anomalous) was defined like it is today (rather than how it was 1880)? Would that make the animation look like it's gone from super bad to super good?
Issues like what? The problem here is that they have not yet published the audited results for the fiscal year ended June 2017.
When I reached out to Asana regarding roles in their NYC office, a recruiter told me that they were only considering senior candidates for that location. Is that still the case?
in the same boat as you. oh if only WSL was 5 years more developed and windows config wasn‘t such a mess. I will say though that it has its upsides, such as more reliable plug&play, the task manager and gaming. That‘s about all it has over MacOS though...
The don't do it because it doesn't work.

What works is vigilance, expenditure on policing, courts and the creation of civilized systems.

Which takes time, sacrifice and independent police forces/strong judiciaries.
Transamerica | Senior Java Developer | Denver, CO | Full-time | ONSITE | Competitive Salary + Bonus, 401k + Pension, Healthcare.

Transamerica is a part of AEGON, an international life insurance, pension, and asset management company. We are building B2B and B2C applications to support our lines of business.

I have 5 open positions for Senior Java Devs in our downtown Denver office. We are building microservices using Java, Spring Boot, and Camel. We are deploying to OpenShift on-prem or to AWS. Familiarity with AWS (ECS, Kineses, DynamoDB, S3), build tools (Maven, Jenkins, Git), API gateways is a plus.

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Introduction to Web Workers in JavaScript
Inflect | Front-end Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE, Full-time | https://inflect.com

Want to help make the internet better for everyone? Our small but growing team is building products and tools for the internet infrastructure industry.

Front-end stack: React/Redux, Node.js, Next.js, Sass, Flow, Jest. More details: https://stackshare.io/inflect/inflect

Please apply at https://www.ziprecruiter.com/job/114a00e9, or reach out to me directly at jason [at] inflect [dot] com.
OpenShift's Jenkins integration is good.

Though its even cooler to use Jenkins X on OpenShift as you get automated CI/CD pipelines + Environments, Preview Environments on Pull Requests and GitOps based Promotion between environments.
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Corrected.
Thanks for pointing that out.
How many doses does a person need per year?

What does "partially reversed" mean?

What are the side effects?
>No? You just said so yourself? "depends on merchant policy" Why would an attacker choose a merchant whose policy denies their use case?

it's not as easy as you think. nearly all merchants require some sort of additional information (cvv, billing address, cardholder name) in addition to card number + expiration date. reason being, for card not present transactions (eg. online), the merchant is liable for fraud (the purchase amount + ~$25 chargeback fee), so they have a strong financial incentive to collect/verify as many pieces of information to reduce their losses. it would be insane to not collect any of those (only requiring card number + expiry date), because the chargebacks will bankrupt you. the reason i said "depends on merchant policy" is because some merchants (iirc amazon) don't collect cvv2 (but they do collect billing address + cardholder name), which I presume is for convenience/conversion rate reasons. I don't actually know of any merchants that only collects card number + expiry date.
We need to build the moral and intellectual case for diminishing inequality until its momentum is irresistible. Perhaps there's an analogue in the abolitionist movement of the nineteenth century?

Showing the connection between global warming and unlimited political donations post-Citizens-United is part of that.
Loway | Lugano, Switzerland | Onsite | Full or part time

Looking for a Linux sysadmin who loves his stuff and is going to have a lot of fun with Docker and Kafka. Clojure a bonus.

https://www.loway.ch/job-linux-system-administrator.jsp
But this is just different sentiment. Personally, I think that people are very skilled at identifying when they are being spoken to unhonestly or dismissively.
As a rule, the aviation industry auto-regulates first, and government regulators come later. That's the patter on most of the changes.

So, not really. It's a highly regulated industry, but this is not the bottleneck.
I worked at a company that was overloaded with phishing right when DMARC was announced and started implementing it immediately. If not for DMARC, without exaggerating at all I don’t believe that company would still be in business today.

It was the only thing that really stopped the phishing directly against our domain. We built a lot of tooling for other attacks we were seeing, but that piece was critical.

The trick with DMARC is that receiving email servers have no way of knowing how strictly you’ve implemented SPF and DKIM, so they guess and make their own rules unless you setup DMARC to tell them you’ve been thorough.
Emoji-test.txt – Unicode test for system emojis
Well I mean beside the fact people do say that Elon's work ethic is inspirational or that he's a great communicator. You might not but a loud and aggressive minority do.

That said, although I can see why you might disagree with others on Musk I don't really understand why you'd get properly angry on Musk's behalf. Musk is rich enough, powerful enough and old enough to stand up for himself without needing an army of internet warriors.
Yes, that’s approximately what I mean.

More to the point, the ones that are fighting tooth and claw to maintain the fossil fuel status quo, including blocking consideration of a carbon tax, which would be the market-based remedy to the externality in the GP comment. But also those fighting legitimate scientific inquiry into climate change, emission regulation, better fuel efficiency standards, etc.
Yeah just looking at the graphs on that page, it's not hard to understand where and why the MAGA movement became a thing. Or why all us city dwellers were caught so off-guard by it. And largely still live in a bubble where we assume it's a mistake that most MAGA voters regret and will be overturned in 2020.
Wag Labs, Inc. | https://wagwalking.com | Los Angeles (West Hollywood, Mountain View) | Full Time | Onsite

Our mission is to make it easier to own a dog and we're looking for experienced engineers to build a reliable and wonderful experience across mobile devices and the web for thousands of dog owners and dog walkers every day.

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Transitioning from React Web to React Native Development
My "Party trick" when NFC payments was newish in the UK was using a pair of Nexus S phones in a relay attack.

I would say to a friend "I bet I can buy the next round using your card, if I can you buy the round if not I'll buy the round" Get them to place their wallet with their card in it on the table with one of my phones near the wallet and I would present my other phone to the reader at the bar.

At the time the bar I did it at had public wifi without Wireless Isolation so I could use the bar's wifi as a low latency connection between the two phones but back then the tolerances on the timings would allow you do do it with a decent mobile connection. (At one point you could just get a NexusS custom rom already set up for this replay attack).

It was more of a party trick as you had to have close proximity to the payment card as it was just a relay attack and the banks limited NFC transactions to a max of £20 which the banks would cover (its been bumped upto £30 these days or more if you auth with biometrics like with Apple Pay if the store permits the transaction).

I believe NFC payment terminals these days have tightened up the timings of card reads to make such relay attacks more difficult.
that is the expected baseline

I don’t know what world you’re living in, but that is absolutely not the expected baseline for consumer facing software in 2018 (unfortunately).
I have this as well, but using email. They automatically sort into a folder and I can go through them later, super convenient.
Inflatable, sure, but not a balloon. Micrometeors/space junk are a threat, and more so for bigger inflated objects.
To create the site itself, it's free. This includes hosting the page and the app's management of the SSL certificate, should you decide to use a custom domain.

Thanks @rookie for mentioning the usage-based pricing (ie. the catch) at https://workorder.io/pricing.
DKIM without DMARC is the issue. Mail servers have no way of knowing that an email with no DKIM signature was supposed to have one unless you’ve set a DMARC policy to make it clear.
"What versions of .Net were you using at each of these jobs?" "What percentage of time were you using SQL databases?" "On a scale of 1-10, how well do you know Java?" and my personal favorite...."Are you willing to do a contract role for less than your salary? We have many candidates go long term."
Retirement age is increasing, pensions are becoming more rare. Only organizations with overpowerful unions
(public transit and police in various places) have these absurd pensions.
But like those rockstars, they do become role models for other's behavior.

I certainly support many of the goals Musk has, and would like to see him succeed in those. However, he seems to have made some pretty questionable decisions recently which he does need to answer for appropriately.
I don’t think they actually try too hard. I have two accounts which the most trivial of algorithms would have caught and haven’t been flagged >5 years in. (Always logging in from the same machine, no cookie clearing, in quick succession).
Danske Bank | Copenhagen, Denmark & Vilnius, Lithuania | Software Engineer's & Business Analyst's | Full-time | Onsite | http://danskebank.com/

Danske Bank is a Nordic bank with strong local roots and bridges to the rest of the world. For more than 145 years, we have helped people and businesses in the Nordics realise their ambitions.

You will be joining Customer Onboard & Business Review Area (COBRA), a newly established Copenhagen- & Vilnius-based area. The position is a unique opportunity to contribute to a non-traditional banking development set-up characterized by start-up culture, high pace, collaboration, flat hierarchy and applying agile ways of working, all with focus on delivering the best digital solutions for our customers. To do this we need bright minds and highly motivated, collaborative individuals with pioneer spirit, and a courage to challenge the way we work and do things.

You will have the opportunity to be a part of a large financial institution, focusing on delivering the best customer experience. Alongside hard-working co-workers you will develop both professionally and personally.

We work in self-organized scrum squads, applying agile principles and methods wholeheartedly.

Technologies we work with: C#, .NET Core, ASP.NET Core, Angular, Typescript, Openshift (Kubernetes & Docker), ELK, RabbitMQ, REST API's and Micro services.

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Is talent the only consideration while recruiting a candidate for a job?
I've attended n number of interviews for SDE role and have come across too many factors like,

i) Female candidate - to be highly unpreferable.
ii) Longevity - should not opt for higher studies
iii) Should be from a moderate background
iv) Preference to referrals or relatives

After seeing these many factors I really have a doubt that is "talent" considered the top or the only thing during recruiting a candidate?

If NO why? And what are the other discriminating factor you find during job interviews?
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Redbubble is creating the world’s largest marketplace for independent artists, bringing more creativity into the world. It begins with 600k independent artists. A global community making their creations available on awesome stuff like tees, cases, throw pillows, and more. Whatever your thing, Redbubble has an uncommon design that smacks you right in the heart.

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Here are our open roles:

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Tech Stack: Back End: Ruby on Rails
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Towards Scalable and Ubiquitous Millimeter-Wave Wireless Networks [pdf]
Retention Rocket | Data Science | React/Ruby Engineer | San Diego or REMOTE

Retention Rocket helps leading eCommerce retailers develop better, more profitable relationships with customers through our predictive marketing software platform. As one of our first engineers you'll have a direct impact on our product and technical direction. You will play a key role developing architecture and UX. If you enjoy innovating with a small team, architecting solutions and building products with scalability in mind please email brian@retentionrocket.com
poor workers in China who would see their living standards rise more slowly

So we destroy the planet so the CCP can cling to power for a few more years? Because that’s what that is.

And no one in the West will really suffer if their consumer tat costs more. Maybe we don’t need a new phone every year or maybe we could buy locally made clothes that last a few years?
Earth has several rings now; a ring of satellites at geostationary orbit, and an accretion disk of space trash at the equator in LEO.

Also for fun try the "Sky Guide" app and have it alert you when the ISS is visible overhead. That is fun to look at. And the planets have been really nice this month, with Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars all super bright. So nice!
A tour of JavaScript timers on the web
Would have applied, but my only relevant tech skill is yelling at people on Hacker News.
From where I stand, there is nothing ground-breaking in this announcement. Many sites older than the Pharaoh dynasties (circa 3100 BC) are known in Lower and Upper Egypt (and in many places from Middle East and Iran to Turkey).

According to Wikipedia[^1], the archaeological finds show that Neolithic settlements of the Maadi culture appeared around 5000 BC in the Nile delta.

[^1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prehistoric_Egypt#Neolithic
Query records for a list of keys in GraphQL
Renewed Anger Over Santa Susana Field Lab Clean-Up
Today, you cannot even boot a PC without looking up documentation in the internet from 5 consortiums. Even then it might not work because specifics are left undefined.

Try to use EFI shell? Oh wait your machine doesn't even have one. Uboot is not even programmable...
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I think the problem is not really a blip on GDP, because it could be done in a revenue neutral way. The problem is that it will change the winners and losers
This is nice to see. I wish them luck on their project, because it is not going to be easy.