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Envision AI(https://www.LetsEnvision.com/) | iOS Developer | The Hague, Netherlands or REMOTE

Envision AI is a tool that helps people with a visual impairment more independently. It can help them read text from any printed surface, recognise faces of friends and family, personal objects and so much more.

Envision is currently available as an iOS and Android app and we're porting our software to work with smart glasses to give people a more unobtrusive and hands-free experience.

We're currently looking for an iOS developer to push the app to new heights. If you're someone who wants his/her code to make a lasting, direct impact on people's lives then this is the place for you.
We use Swift, AVFoundation, TFLite, CoreML & Firebase and pretty much break new ground in mobile AI each month.

We're located in The Hague, The Netherlands and prefer someone onsite. We're also okay with remote folks within the EU.

Please write to us with your resume/cover letter at karthik@letsenvision.com
Wikifactory | Full Stack Engineer & UX Developer | Madrid, Spain (or Remote)

The products we use every day are ever more ingenious and complex. Yet today's product developers rely on decades old collaboration tools which are no longer fit for purpose. At Wikifactory we are building the tools to help people develop better products together.

Over the next 6 months Wikifactory will be adding capabilities to enable users of our existing collaborative design system to manufacture the products they design together. This will involve creating software to mark-up design files for solid models with PMI data for production, creating libraries of standard components, and building APIs to integrate into the workflows of component manufacturers. You’ll be part of a team working closely with cutting-edge product designers, incubators, and manufacturers to understand their needs and build tools which help them accelerate product development.

If you're excited about building the tools to empower the next generation of product developers, you'll fit right in. Come join us and help build a company accelerating the next industrial revolution!

For more details or to apply: https://wikifactory.com/jobs
Location: Lima, Perú

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, Node, React, etc. (full-stack engineer)

Résumé/CV: https://devniel.com/media/Daniel_Flores_Resume_2019_March.pd...

Email: dnielfs@gmail.com

5 years as a full-stack engineer, I'm looking for new horizons and challenges.
AML issues are no joke. If you look at even minor violations, the fines are huge.
During the shutdown, the administration was more than happy to compromise security by letting TSA employees go unpaid. Once workers started striking and airports started shutting down? Immediate response. There is power in a union.
You're just not in the market for every single emotional appeal (nobody is) and you probably have somewhat of an "outsider" or "underdog" preference.

Different emotional appeals still work on you and are being exploited without you knowing. For example:

> ...a cozy one where I am made to feel comfortable through attention to detail
Location: Western Europe

Remote: Yes, exclusively (occasional visits excepted)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: mainly Python & Postgres. Assorted use of JavaScript, Ruby, Go, C, MySQL, Celery, Redis, LXC, Docker, Ansible, and a bunch more.

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreparames/

Email: hnjobs@andreparames.com

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I've done mostly custom business webapp development (e.g. stock management, payment handling, POSs, manufacturing control, etc, and a bunch of integrations with services and technologies) and the SaaS infrastructure to run those. Currently working on a cross-cloud integration webapp for an ISP.
The lying about the crisis is the part that I was referencing was shady. Working as a consultant for a previous employer is completely acceptable and provides mutual benefit.
3) Find new customers
Then they'll have to learn fleet management which they have no experience in.
Thanks for the clarification, Michael!
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> It's one thing to argue that they don't do that sort of thing anymore

Even if you argued that, you'd be dead wrong - they won't reveal which Android patents they use for extortion, till very recently pushed for adoption of the FAT32 filesystem so they could extract patent fees from that. Now that those patents have expired, they're doing the same with ExFAT, all while lobbying against open document formats, and deliberately making their own as difficult to work with as possible.

That's all just from the top of my head, without even going into Windows 10.
Or you know people with pension funds
Well, we can definitely debate over whether it produces the right incentives or is equitable. But it is certainly more equitable and useful relative to tax breaks for billionaires and corporations.
Splice | Data and Growth Engineering, Product Design | New York, NY, ONSITE and REMOTE (North + South America) | https://splice.com/

Splice is a creative platform of tools and services that helps musicians stay in the creative flow. Our products are used by a community of professional musicians from bedroom producers to Grammy-winning artists to make better music and to reduce complexity and self-doubt.

We're hiring for a range of engineering and leadership roles, particularly in Data, Growth, and Product Design. See Greenhouse for the list of open positions: https://boards.greenhouse.io/splice

Our technology stack is primarily Golang and Javascript (and Angular on the front-end, but we work with a wide array of technologies. Our primary office is in NYC, but we have a distributed team and are open to remote hires. We also have a dedicated, professional-level music studio in our NYC office (open to employees), and many members of our team are accomplished artists who actively make music.

If you have questions, you can reach me at [my username]
@ splice.com. I am a hiring manager for some of the roles, and can connect you with other hiring managers as needed.
Not all bridges have equal value.
This is a bit scary. I wonder what Damian Sendler will do with this. Will he turn this into a story and then sell it to Hollywood?

This reminds me of a profile written recently in The New Yorker where Dan Mallory (or A.J. Finn, a bestseller of the novel, The Woman in the Window) made up a whole bunch of lies. This included not only claiming that he had top PhDs but that he had personal psychological problems, which was used to advance his career in book publishing. I'm not sure how culture is reacting to these stories. Are the people who do these things continuing to profit off of these behaviors? Because it looks like Dan Mallory is still going to have an adapted film out by the end of this year. And he's going to be writing another book.

I wonder if all this back-and-forth buzz is feeding them and offering them even larger audiences? Is it encouraging others to act this way?

If anyone's interested in the New Yorker piece: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/02/11/a-suspense-nov...
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Grain | Backend Engineers | San Mateo, CA | Flex Onsite/Remote | Fulltime | https://www.grain.co

Grain is on a mission to make important team conversations accessible and useful for everyone, even if you weren't in the meeting. We do this by creating a replacement to Google docs that syncs perfectly with your calendar and video conferencing tools so that everyone is on the same page, with a perfect record of what is important but without the busy work. Think of it like TiVo for your team and customer video conference calls.

The team is currently 5, all engineering and one designer. We are looking for backend engineers to work in Elixir/Phoenix (previous experience in BEAM languages preferred but not required). We have an office in San Mateo where we work together at least two days a week but are highly flexible outside of those core working days. We are "stealth"(or whatever that means) but have raised seed funding and are currently selling our first customers. We have not yet "gone to market", so if you're looking to make a big impact and have lots of autonomy/responsibility, then it could be a great fit.

Co-founded by two brothers Mike Adams (co-founder of MissionU & Degreed) and Jake Adams (first employee at Branch), we're assembling a world class team to create a culture shifting software platform to encourage openness, transparency and efficiency.

If you'd like more information, please check out https://www.grain.co/careers or email jake [at] grain.co directly. Thanks!
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Wow, I wasn't aware of this future tech patent-sitting thing. It's awful to think that this is possible. Does it really happen? Do you have any examples?

How far can you take this? Does a patent have to be based in something that is vaguely implementable or can it literally just be a theoretical idea without concrete, detailed implementation specifics?

I.e. could one patent things like the 'holodeck' idea today, and just wait around 50 years for it to get made, then cash in, or would that just be too ridiculous?
Continental AG, ContiTech Division | Valparaiso, IN | REMOTE or ONSITE | Full Time Software Engineer (Rails and Android) | https://www.continental-corporation.com/en

I'm currently looking for a Rails focused engineer to join our team! It will be a full stack position, so you will also be spending time in Android (mostly Java now, next project will be probably Kotlin). As well as some iOS if you have interest (Obj-C and Swift projects), embedded hardware programming, etc. Lots of different fun stuff.

We offer a great work environment (I never get asked to work more than 40 hours a week), nice benefits (401k match, PTO you will actually get to use, great health insurance, corporate discounts, etc), and a very competitive salary in line with what you would expect from a Fortune 200 company. You'll be making important technical decisions on a growing project that aims to modernize an industry that has historically been slow to adapt to technology.

Here's a full breakdown of what we're looking for:

Continental’s CrimpIQ™ controller is the next generation, intelligent, cloud-based controller for industrial equipment. CrimpCloud® is an industry leading cloud connectivity platform. These technologies work together to provide software updates, full device backup and track historical data wirelessly.

Preferred Qualifications:
• BS or MS in Computer Science or related field, or equivalent experience
• 3-5 years’ experience building quality software using modern programming languages
• A history of releasing successful products/applications on the App Store, Google Play Store or via the web
• Strong communication and documentation skills Job Responsibilities
• Work on all parts of this product - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbw716NsIVQ
• Develop, test, deploy, and continually improve CrimpIQ and CrimpCloud • Manage project priorities and deliverables, ensure on time delivery
• Provide technical support for Continental software products including direct interactions and follow up with customers

Technologies We Use:
Android / Ruby on Rails / AWS / Python / iOS (Obj-C, moving to Swift) / Postgres

What's Next:

Reach out to me if you think you're a good fit! Happy to talk at Cameron.Banga@customcrimp.com, or @cameronbanga on Twitter. You can also apply at the following link: https://www.continental-jobs.com/index.php?ac=jobad&id=99914...
Thanks. That clarifies things.
Legalstart | Paris, France | Full-time, Onsite, Visa, https://legalstart.fr Python/Django Rest Framework, React, Elm, Styled Components, Storybook, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, Docker, AWS

Based in Paris, Legalstart is a leader in the European legal-tech space that aims at profoundly simplifying legal services, starting with making access to justice greatly easier, especially for businesses creators. Our flagship product is simple incorporation in France.

Since the launch of the site at the beginning of 2014, Legalstart has experienced a very strong growth. In this context, we are looking for creative developers to help us extend our product base and grow internationally.

At Legalstart, we strive to improve our technical skills, that means challenging the status quo (we shipped a small blockchain-based product in production), continuously improving our practices (we started using Elm!), staying close to the local community (hosting meetups, conferences)… Also, Legalstart engineers develop a strong ownership of the product itself, and we commit their personal growth.

Apply there if you feel up to the experience!

* Lead developer: http://smrtr.io/WTSz

* creative front-end developer: http://smrtr.io/4NUKgA

* UI/UX designer: http://smrtr.io/V4xy
I don't mind "idea guys" all that much, as long as they're okay with me giving them an "oh hell no". I'm useless at the ideas side of things. Just not visionary at all. But I can take an idea and merrily drive it to execution.
HousingAnywhere | Lead Data Engineer | Rotterdam | Onsite

We are looking for a Data Engineer to join our Engineering team. You will build data driven solutions to help the global market of students and young expats find their home away from home, and by improving the quality of our data tools and large scale data infrastructure. You will take on complex data-related problems using some of the most diverse datasets available — user behavior, marketplace dynamics, revenue streams, and other signals across our platform. Above all, your work will impact the way the world experiences housing and international relocation.

Read more about the role - https://housinganywhere.workable.com/j/C33B03C0C6?viewed=tru...

Email me if interested, cHJha2FzaCtobkBob3VzaW5nYW55d2hlcmUuY29t
Not only that, but the construction costs are cheaper per square foot for larger houses. Much of the cost of a house is in the kitchen and bathrooms. But bigger houses almost always still only have one kitchen, even if it is a lot fancier, and the number of bathrooms doesn't go up linearly. Bigger houses just have bigger rooms mainly, and also extra rooms that are empty and don't cost much to build ("bonus rooms", dens, etc.).
Lol come on man, just admit you care more about corporate profits than human lives, for some unknown, unholy reason.
That is already the case though. You can disable wikis, projects and issues and if you do so they will not show up. Granted it is kind of opt-out rather than opt-in, but I think that if you are starting with GitHub it is better to see what is available and if you are experienced you know what to do to hide them.

In the end I disagree with the author that gratuitously hiding stuff under some submenu is good if there is no need to save space.
You’re defending your absurd metaphor by turning to pedantry about definitions.

You metaphor still sucks because it doesn’t say anything useful. It’s purely an emotional appeal. You could apply your metaphor to literally any employment relationship and it’s no different. The CEO is (over)compensated for vision and so everyone else is exploited, from the Executive Vice Presidents down to the receptionists.
Hi, I'm Brett at Matter https://matterapp.com

Awarded Product Hunt's Social Impact Product of the Year

We are looking for a Full-Stack Engineer (React, GraphQL, TypeScript)

the details: https://slackatwork.com/job/matter-san-francisco-california-...

Say hello! Email brett [at] matterapp.com to start the conversation.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

Highly experienced VP of Engineering & Blockchain consultant.

Skills:

* Crypto/Blockchain - building Crypto infrastructure (multiple Blockchains), customized libraries and APIs, as well as front-end (MetaMask) solutions - Highly motivated to continue working with this.

* NodeJS/Meteor/SailsJS

* Serverless (going heavy on that one)

* Cloud technologies (AWS/Azure/GCP)

* 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

Seeking: Challenging projects. Most recently worked extensively with Serverless & AWS APIs, building cloud-related prototypes, before that worked as an AngularJS specialist.

Example work: Upon request

Location: EU

Contact: dev (at) azdv.co
Replicated | Backend Engineer - All Levels | $90k - $160k + equity | Los Angeles ONSITE |
https://www.replicated.com

At Replicated we are building modern deployment frameworks that make it simple for SaaS vendors to deliver to enterprise customers. We are looking for hackers and engineers with a passion for crafting developer tools and solving challenging technical problems. At Replicated you will be working with a talented and experienced team, writing code in Go & Typescript, and contributing to the growing Docker & Kubernetes ecosystem. These roles will be exclusively onsite in Los Angeles.

If you are interested please email austin (at) replicated (dot) com

Those interested in technical customer success, quality assurance, or support roles are invited to get in touch as well.
Why do you believe that first party cookies will be able to be re-issued/kept alive? It seems unclear if a visit within 7 days can refresh that timer
I've also done similar where there are differing systems where the extra data is different, but common bits are, well common. For example supporting direct CC, Paypal and Amazon pay. Putting the common parts of the transaction as separate columns, with the full details in a JSON column.
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I'm making the point that when you look at both objectively rather than in comparison they are both absurd amounts of money.
> contributed institutional logins

That is surely a violation of several different usage agreements.

> Elsevier won't know whether individuals downloaded anything from sci-hub without network operator cooperation.

Per perhaps _institutional_ cooperation, from the institutions that those logins belong to. Elsevier could try to compel that as part of those institutions contracts.
Loan Ecosystem Online | NYC | Full-Stack Developer | Full-Time | Onsite | 100k-130k | https://loaneco.net/

Loan Ecosystem Online is a platform that is transforming the way middle market loans are bought and sold. The platform drives efficiency into the currently outdated middle market loan syndication process. Our current stack is Ruby on Rails, AngularJS/Angular Hybrid, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS and Docker. You will be working closely alongside our founder and CEO, and be a part of the core team that shapes the company as we grow.

Apply here https://angel.co/l/28JSu2 or email your resume to me at neil@loaneco.net
Oh lord, quoting Debord? Go take it to /r/latestagecapitalism
They have zero experience in fleet management. Rental car companies or car dealers are probably set up better than Lyft or Uber for self driving car sharing.
There's a pretty good Planet Money episode on this issue:

https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/01/10/576879734/epis...
Yellin promised us 4 rate hikes in 2016 and only did one. And it came after the election. Huge blunder imho.
> Anybody could make products like this if they just took enough time and care

Name a resource more precious than time and one more scarce than care. What you're talking about is HARD to do.
My friends who have their own well and septic, and only pay for electricity from "the grid", would be very interested to hear how the folks in urban environments are "massively subsidizing" their home and property, and how they're not paying the "true cost" for building and maintaining their property.

Related, I looked at a house that had a co-op for water. It was $25 a month and controlled completely by the homeowners, compared with the $100+ I'm paying for water in town where I'm subjected to the whims of the city council.

Got any evidence to back up your claims?
I think there's truth to that; however, I wonder if there can also sometimes be a sort of "immune system" that protects people in a sub-culture from the bad parts of the group.

For example, when I move, I ask people at my old church if they recommend any churches in the new city. So I naturally end up insulated from any crazy churches that are there. On the other hand, someone who isn't already plugged into the "Christian network" is much more likely to be exposed to the crazy parts of the community.
Wasn’t Gallipoli disaster a result of admirals not providing support Churchill requested? And the plan that was implemented wasn’t something Churchill actually advocated for?
The Grommet | Somerville/Cambridge/Boston | FULL TIME | ONSITE/REMOTE | https://thegrommet.com

About The Grommet -- While most companies only want you to buy what they’re selling, The Grommet is focused on helping people discover things worth buying. Through our e-commerce shop and wholesale business, we shine a light on great new products from small businesses and help them compete with the big guys, so the best ideas win.

Magento, Laravel, PHP, MySQL, REST APIs, JavaScript, AWS, Terraform, Ansible, CI/CD

3 Positions:
- Site Reliability Engineer SRE/DevOps
- Senior Front End Engineer
- Senior Software Engineer

https://thegrommet.com/careers
I worked at Amazon for over 5 years and I currently work for a pretty big company (you've heard of them) that's all-in on Azure. It's got enough going for it that I wouldn't switch even if I were high enough in the hierarchy to make that decision.
> If the goal is to not stimulate the blue cones at all, you need to emit as close to pure red light as possible.

Ah, I gather this is why you use red lights at night when you don’t want to disturb your night vision as opposed to a light with any green component (yellow, orange, etc).
Handy HQ | Senior Software Engineer | New York, NY (https://hire.withgoogle.com/public/jobs/handybookcom/view/P_...)

Handy is on a mission to change the way the world purchases home services. We operate in all major US cities and several locations in Canada and Europe, but we are just getting started. At the heart of our mission is a resilient platform built on a sound technical foundation. We are looking for strong technical leaders to join us in our mission.

At Handy, we form small (around five engineers), high-impact teams and empower them to iterate rapidly. You’ll lead and mentor one of these teams. You will be collaborating with the product development, business operations, and customer experience teams everyday, and you’ll make a tremendous impact on both tactical and strategic direction of our platform and products.

Apply through the link provided.
I love this comment so much I might print it out and frame it. I've always had the same feeling but you put it into words so much better than I could. I'm perfectly ok with "missing out" on software that's Windows only. I really don't think I'll be on my deathbed wishing I had used my computer more.
That is, if the manufacturer is still in business when it's time to throw away the device.

This is one reason why the 'leasing' model for complex gadgets (like phones) appeals to me in an environmental sense. When Apple/VZW/AT&T take back a device, at least they have the resources and incentive to do something better than toss it in a landfill.