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Apple | Software Engineer (web) | Cupertino, CA | Full Time | Onsite (relocation available)

My software team is seeking an experienced React.js and Node.js software engineer to architect new web applications for internal Operations groups. Our customers are historically underserved by automation, so there is a lot of opportunity to make a large impact and gain recognition. We are mostly focused on native application development, but we have new requests for web applications. The ideal candidate would be able to carry projects from whiteboard concept to reality, coding the front-end and back-end.

As the hiring manager with 20 years of native and web application development experience, I hold our team to a high technical standard and offer a unique opportunity to explore new tech stacks, giving you autonomy in language and technology direction.

If interested, please email me directly at reactnode at apple dot com.
An hour could be much much too long, depending on what service you are protecting. It's long enough that even assuming that token theft is a non-stealthy operation, and the user reacts immediately, the attacker has a lot of time to execute his attack. For things like Facebook, this could include slowly scaping all user data and spreading the infection vector to other users.

As for websockets: session integrity is handled by TLS, and invalidation can be handled by closing the TCP connection. Authentication needs to happen only once, on connect.
True story: I worked at a startup where the founders were married. Nobody told me, they had different last names, and I looked like a complete fool when I was shocked they were going on a beach vacation together.
That always reminds me of folks selling gold on TV adverts or selling house lists of great homes to sell.

Now granted the gold profit is taking a cut but at the same time for both if they're so sure this is a great investment....
In professional creative software, you save to the project format (xcf in GIMP's case) and export (or render) to a "flat" format. Graphics, video, audio, it is roughly the same behaviour.
This does happen in California but it's important to observe that this is mostly private lawyers in California rather than lawyers acting on behalf of a state regulatory agency, ie disabled people have a private right of action against businesses that decline to accommodate their disabilities.

This is what 'leaving it to the market' looks like. Now, some would say that the market should only involve decisions about where to spend your money or not, but every libertarian and market theorist I've ever talked to says that if someone is being unfairly excluded from the market they should sue for inclusion, so here we are. Now, it's true that for some businesses the costs involved in serving some customers (eg installing a ramp for wheelchairs) is likely to exceed the benefit of doing business with those customers which can hurt profitability. But given that people decided systematic exclusion was a sufficient ill to pass a law about it, either businesses make themselves reasonably accessible or a public agency does it and recoups the cost via tax.

Of course, it's often not so much the cost of the accommodation as the confrontational manner in which the issue is litigated. The culture of diametric opposition and winner-take-all outcomes that pervades our legal and political systems may be the biggest part of the problem.
I'm running a project at Uber to develop an AIOps (Data/ML applied to ops and release management) platform for a number of our business critical systems. If that sounds interesting drop me a line. tomc at the company dot com.
I would say that his contribution to Tesla is mostly a sense of urgency and direction. Certainly some more “normal” CEO could come in and make the company more profitable, but it’d come with steep cost: the company would also become very stagnant and very boring. That’d be great for Wall Street but it’d bum me out pretty badly.
Do you have a list of EV direct to consumer VS Dealership / franchise model distribution? Tesla the only player in this space?
First I’ve heard of this company, but some Google-Fu reveals a lot of reasons to trust your optimism. They apparently got a $3m ARPA-E grant as well, and are producing something that works through a range of temperatures without forming denrites. Plus an increase in energy density of 115Wh/kg, while increasing stability and safety, even to rupture.

Wow!
I originally thought so myself. But RFC 7519 (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7519) is different from RFC 6750 (https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750) -- and the two don't mention each other's implementation.
How to stay caught up on Research after University?
I have been working for a large internet corporation for the last year and, despite coding more often, I feel like I have lost touch of what is present and new in academia.

During my masters, my professor would provide me with stacks of papers to read in order stay on top of the current trends in Distributed Systems research. Since graduating, I've hardly read many papers at all.

Are there good websites to keep on top of what is happening in distributed systems? Websites that aggregate the latest and greatest papers being published? How do all of you stay caught up after school ends (besides reading Hacker News :P)
Norway is one of the world's largest per capita producers of greenhouse gases. Norway adds 1.6 million barrels of oil per day to the world's market. Buying EVs might make people feel virtuous, but it makes no real difference compared to the enormous fossil fuel output.
Los Angeles?
While I applaud the call for more public works initiatives (it's easy to forget how much of America's current infrastructure was the result of public works job programs last century), and worryingly agree that "basic jobs" is at face value in current America "more pragmatic", I still feel like it is important to question the morality of the Protestant work ethic in modern America here.

Despite centuries of cultural memetic RNA from that foundational insistence on the Protestant work ethic, leisure is not a sin [1], and no attempt at UBI could possibly work if we continue to denigrate it. "They need purpose and responsibility," is an interesting moral judgment born from that. One can find many purposes in leisure, and not all societal responsibilities are encode-able as jobs (there are obvious ones such as housework/chores that capitalism just about outright ignores in salary determination, for example).

The balancing act too between what constitutes leisure and what "job worthy" creative expression/exploration is a fascinating gray zone. Previous works programs did find interesting uses for artists, writers, photographers, etc. But building such "jobs" is to some degree bureaucratic red tape to the creative spirit, and calling it a "job" tends to require progress tracking and discourage creative failures. Similar too, entrepreneurship as a works program "job" would discourage certain types of creative risks. UBI at least has the theoretical hope of allowing people to explore creativity and entrepreneurship outside of the limited job scopes than a works planner might be able to imagine to measure if someone is "working" their "basic job" "well".

[1] Pardon the overlapping secular connotation/religious denotation here, but that intentional dissonance perhaps best illustrates the point. Admittedly, there are still plenty of religious groups that feel that life without work is indeed sinful in a religious sense (what remains of the Pennsylvania Dutch/Amish/Quakers/Shakers/etc), but from a separation of church/state perspective that is all the more reason not to legislate whether or not leisure is a sin in a secular sense. (Leisure can be a great liberty; Thomas Jefferson made sure to add "the pursuit of happiness" to the Declaration of Independence for multiple reasons.)
Hm, I'd heard lately of people buying cars from some supermarket chain but that must have been something different.
I'm still on Thunderbird 52 because the upgrade to 60 ruined my calendar. I hope the next ESR version works better. :-/

I don't even use Thunderbird for email anymore, so I guess what I really want is a standalone calendaring application that I can migrate to.
Client Isolation mode is layer 2 -- its done at the Wireless AP. It should prevent enumeration of the private network space (if the other peers are on the Wireless AP). Neither Multicast nor unicast will work for traffic between clients.
I'm in the second week of MITx 6.002... I feel so fortunate that there is so much free material out there.

I'm 40, and in the last 9 moths or so I've been able to get back into doing calculus well enough that I can follow these kinds of classes.

That fact has been making the next 40 years or whatever I have a lot more palatable to know that if I want I can enjoy working with this stuff.
How old, in years, your EV is?

I bet you do not know anyone with a moderately used EV with more than five years. If I'm right wait a bit before try so sure conclusion.

I know few people with few not-so-new EVs (Renault ZE series most of them) and hear their practical experience outside marketing. No one of them is willing to buy an EV again.
Just curious how fast brute force search is. Found some larger numbers like 7793^451. Computing the exponents in base 10 seems to be a fairly fast way of doing things, since this is not very hard and radix conversion is a comparatively slow operation.
SeniorVu | Senior Full-stack Developer | Kansas City, MO | ONSITE | Full time

SeniorVu is a marketing automation platform for senior living communities. We are a small team that puts a huge emphasis on our culture. Our office is in the Crossroads area of downtown Kansas City; a fast-growing and fun part of the city with easy to access to lots of restaurants, night life, and the major highways.

You'd be working on a team with other full stack developers, supporting and adding features to our custom CRM, hybrid mobile app, and backend processes.

Relevant skills include:

* VueJS or other front-end frameworks

* NodeJS, express.js, Postgres

* Ionic or othe hybrid mobile app frameworks

* DevOps experience a plus (AWS, Ansible, Terraform, Pulumi)

TO APPLY or get more info: email me at brian.hann@seniorvu.com
And I don't want you to be able to do that. If this is supposed to be a rational position you're going to need more justification than "you want it".
This is my understanding, as well. I don't know why it happened that way, but contributor mindshare really moved away from Gimp years and years ago. Other similar projects have been released and surpassed Gimp in feature compatibility in the time since Gimp has been released.

Sad, really, given the important role Gimp played back in the late 90's. Gimp was initially the G in GTK, and was closely related to the foundations of Gnome. (And Gnumeric.... which, to my understanding, has the same sorts of issues as Gimp.)
Or, you know, he could just keep being a professor in a top-ranked university CS program. :)
Steady | Web Engineer | Full-Time | Atlanta, GA | ONSITE

Steady is looking to hire at least one more web engineer, so that I can take a vacation occasionally. At Steady, we aim to be the advocate for persons needing supplemental income. We have a job board focused on part-time, shift, and seasonal work, a benefits marketplace to help stretch your hard-earned dollar, and an income tracker to help you figure out what's working best. We are looking to grow these features and add even more, and you could help us!

Our webapp stack is Angular 6 (7 soon), Express/Node, and SCSS for styling, all communicating with a C# WebAPI business logic API layer.

Check us out at https://steadyapp.com/about and if you are interested, send a resume to ayost (at) steadyapp.com

Come work for Atlanta's next startup unicorn, and help us help people.
On one hand, I'm dismayed at all the résumé-driven development and tedious code that should have been generated from a DSL. On the other, replacing C with Go pretty much anywhere is a step forward.
Given that not even Taleb disputes IQ effectiveness on the left-end of the spectrum, meaning the low end, letting waves of refugees in from sub-saharan Africa (average IQ below 70 [1][2]) would definitely be a net loss for a first-world country.

His first sentence in linked article starts with: '“IQ” is a stale test meant to measure mental capacity but in fact mostly measures extreme unintelligence'. Why would any developed country want hordes of "extremely unintelligent" immigrants?

Which is why there exist countries with extremely harsh immigration policies that are first-order eugenic. Singapore is one of them.

[1] There are many studies that report similar values, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016028960...

[2] Anecdotal but informative: https://undark.org/article/in-south-africa-decolonizing-math...
Submer NextGen Datacenters | Barcelona & US | HPC / datacenter Specialist Engineer, Senior Sales, Datacenter Mr Wolf | Full-time | ONSITE (HPC Specialist, Barcelona), REMOTE (Sales, US) | https://www.submer.com

Data centers and cloud providers consume ~6% of the global electricity (more than India) and generate ~4% of the global CO2 emissions (more than 2 times commercial air travel). At Submer we develop a highly efficient, eco-friendly, immersion cooling solution to build next generation data centers.

See a very short video about the (literally) cool tech: https://youtu.be/Fb9KjO_vzwE

We are a fast-growing startup with very exciting worldwide renown customers. We are hiring an HPC expert to onboard customers and help capturing the traction we have with supercomputers and hyper-scale cloud providers (Barcelona, FULL-TIME, ONSITE).

Also hiring a senior US sales for leading the US growth and customer relationship in the Americas (US, FULL-TIME, REMOTE with willingness to travel) and what we call a Datacenter Mr Wolf; a datacenter expert technician to travel to client sites and keep them engaged, solve any problems they may encounter and train their technical teams / sys admins (REMOTE with willigness to travel worldwide).

Join the eclectic team from all sorts of engineering and business backgrounds with a passion for innovation and environment. This is a great opportunity to join our dynamic team to disrupt how the internet infrastructure works while helping the environment.

Email contact [at] submer.com to apply.
Location: California

Remote: no

Willing to relocate: yes (anywhere in USA or Toronto)

Technologies: javascript, react, java, python

Résumé/CV: https://isthisnagee.github.io/resume/resume.pdf

Email: isthisnagee+jobs@gmail.com

Just finished my undergrad in CS at the University of Toronto. I have experience at Intel and Intuit working on the from end and backend.
Well, healthcare costs are substantial. It's probably preferable that we offer employers the ability to either a) completely cover dues, or b) pay for the healthcare costs.

My main gripe with Unions are the huge costs and the major lack of benefits people receive. I'd also prefer to join a Union that isn't hugely centralized and falls to the ills of bureaucracy.
Third party roof rack and tow options are totally possible for pretty much most of the mainline EVs. I'm putting a roof rack on my Volt for a ski trip in two weeks. Towing hitch is discouraged by manufacturer, but many many people have done it.

But yes, luggage is a concern. Though my Volt mostly fits my needs given we have a second, ICE, hauling vehicle.

There will be more options soon. I hope.
I imagine sounds, better than most people I think. I wouldn't say I hear the sounds I play in my head but I can run a recording though my head and sense, for example, the differences between two instances of the same tune, like switching back and forth between a live and studio recording of a song in my head.

It makes me particularly good at identifying tunes from the first few notes.

I dream, my memory of dreams is much worse than most.

I used to read a lot of fiction, I don't anymore due to depression, when I finished a book it tended to send me into a crash.

When I did read fiction the words on the page were what was happening. It feels to me like painting a scene from the words and then looking at it with your mind's eye to get the experience is just a middle step that I skip, the words provide the experience directly.
Did you know that in some parts of Turkey it's not cool to clip your fingernails after sunset?
Location:Anywhere in USA
Remote:Yes(Not Preferred)
Willing to relocate:Yes
Technologies:Java,Python,SQL,Git,Matlab/Simulink,R,HTML,CSS, JavaScript,Hadoop,Spark,Tableau.

Résumé/CV:https://drive.google.com/open?id=1F7G5YVsnQ9x_TdxA5gm0kCFIQPUNbwSj
Email: souravra@buffalo.edu

I am a computer science graduate from University at Buffalo who has work authorization till 2022 but will require visa sponsorship after that.I am just about to graduate in February with a master of science degree and looking to get into a software engineer/developer role.
New Horizons’ first hi-res imagery of Ultima Thule
I never proposed that such work should be disallowed, I offered a critique of promoting such schemes while ignoring the qualitative aspects of life which are very important, even to the disabled. So there are two possibilities to be weighed up here: firstly, the current situation in that there are fewer jobs for the disabled, who need to be supported through state assistance, but such an arrangement may offer more time to pursue intellectual liberation, and secondly a possible future in which the disabled must adopt some jobs like being robot waiters or live in poverty. If the question is related to social programs then I argue this is not at all a false dichotomy.

It's curious I'm being downvoted in my original comment for arguing for a more human approach to jobs and labour in society.
SEEKING WORK - NYC or Remote

I am a full-stack developer experienced with Python, React, JavaScript (Node, ES6, etc), TypeScript, Java, and Unity and Electron development. I have launched multiple successful, complex projects built around machine learning (natural language processing and computer vision), and am experienced with MySQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Redis, and more. I also have strong design skills and can bring a MVP from inception to market alone. If you're looking for a NLP engineer, just take a look at my GitHub!

Website: https://jddunn.github.io/portfolio/

Resume: https://jddunn.github.io/portfolio/data/Johnny-Dunn-Resume-D...

GitHub: https://github.com/jddunn/

Rate: $60 / hour (negotiable depending on project and other benefits)

Email me at johnnyddunn@gmail.com for inquiries!
It was nice to hear that Jehan got hired by the French National Center for Scientific Research to work on GIMP and G'Mic related stuff for one year: https://girinstud.io/news/2018/12/the-dream-of-lila-and-zema...
Luckily in my case, I can use IMAP. But lack of calendar and contacts was very annoying, until I found this add-on.
Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), DevOps Engineer, Systems Engineer

Location: Clinton, WA (Greater Seattle Area)

Remote: Yes (preferred)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Linux, AWS, Docker, Golang, Ruby, Chef, Bash, Ansible, Teamcity, HasiCorp [Vault, Consul, Terraform, Packer], Prometheus, MariaDB, Galera, jMeter

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jn5z4lgwtiwffng/David%20Beck%20Res...

Email: techiscool+hn19@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/TechIsCool and https://github.com/Techcadia

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-beck-7824a4b7/

Strengths in Linux and Windows automation, tooling and deployments. Seeking a challenging position supporting complex Infrastructure.
Yes that is exactly what I am saying. UBI would raise rents and therefore encourage sprawl.
Location: NYC (New York City), USA

Remote: On site or mixed.

Willing to relocate: If we really click. Otherwise, no.

Technologies: 6+ Years of DevOps, Analysis, and Business Logic using: SQL, C++, PHP, Python, VBA

Resume: Lead (and sole) software developer. The company I work for operates on my software: inventory (8 digit revenue), logistics, financial analysis, devops/automation, order processing (importing and exporting), moving data.

I am a passionate creative and analytical thinker without a standard education. I am motivated by learning and applying it to my work, and have plenty of experience opening up a book to self educate. I open my mind to learn from the experiences of other people too.

I desire to think big and grow into a COO position within the next 5-10 years.

email: eezurr at fastmail dot com
(please do not email me for web development positions)
The point of that Z80 chip was to support the CP/M platform, which was used for a lot of business and utility software pre-IBM PC. So, I'm not sure why you think that coupling the two was a bad idea.
I believe one of the selling points of Expedition is that clients can run on students' phones. At that point you have to whitelist hardware of students which come and go, are not managed by you and you experience pain.
Zenni never could manufacture accurate lenses for me. They are have a horribl trapezoid effect.
I'm curious what's the suggested alternative. If you have a self-setup device with no physical interface, which can be accessible from any place on the network - how would you do that?

Is there some kind of interval version of upnp? Nmb is theoretically possible, not wouldn't work outside of specific environments.
Linux payroll solution discontinued by KvK
Source title is “Untitled”, and while unhelpful, is more accurate, as, whatever this is, it is not literally a two line version of anything.
Hazel Analytics | Full-Stack/Front-End Software Engineer | Seattle, WA | ONSITE | $100K - $160K + 0.05% - 1% equity (DOE) | https://hazelanalytics.com

Hazel Analytics is a fast-growing technology startup founded in 2014. We pair the largest food safety inspection database with powerful analytics tools and solutions for Fortune 500s and leading organizations in the restaurant, financial services, government, and education industries. Hazel is also the proud recipient of Jack in the Box's 2016 Food Safety Innovation Award.

We are profitable and privately-held (i.e. no VC investors), which means your equity is worth something from day one, and you’ll be able to make a direct impact on the company's strategy and execution.

We're currently seeking experienced full-stack or front-end software engineers to continue growing our engineering team. Our tech stack is predominantly Python (Flask), JavaScript (transitioning from Angular 1 to React), and PostgreSQL, with Docker and Google Cloud featuring in our infrastructure. The team operates in an agile manner, keeping processes to a minimum and enabling engineers to stay focused on their work. We're especially interested in people who are eager to mentor junior engineers and who have past experience in data science, a devops focus, React/Redux experience, or UI/UX skills.

Apply here:

Full-stack: https://jobs.lever.co/hazelanalytics/7c4ae7ec-ed3f-45cf-b2e9...

Front-end: https://jobs.lever.co/hazelanalytics/d2df0869-51e3-4e92-9136...
Only part of it is FOSS (the UI basically), the sync engine is closed source and using Mailspring requires creating a Mailspring account FWIW.