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Obie | YC S19 | Senior Full Stack Engineer | Chicago, IL. | Remote, OK | Full Time

Obie is looking for passionate, talented senior software engineers to join us with experience in Javascript, React, Typescript, Node.js, GraphQL, and unit/integration testing. A small pivot in our journey has led to a strong product-market fit and we are moving quickly to build something incredible.

If you own a building with leases to tenants, you need insurance - whether the economy is growing or not. It is also an industry that has not evolved to use modern technology: workflows are manual, communication is messy and time-consuming, and people often don't know what they're buying or why they're buying it. Obie sells commercial real estate insurance in a new way: one that emphasizes transparency and human-centric automation.

We are a venture-backed technology company. Our early success is in large part due to our unwavering standards in hiring. We recognize that our product is only as good as the people building and promoting it. We look for individuals who find solutions by going through the cycle of ideation to implementation with curiosity, rigor, and a highly analytical lens.

At Obie, we judge people based on the merit of their work. If you are passionate about what this role entails, are excited by solving real problems, and you want to help shape the future of commercial real estate, we want to hear from you.

We're based in Chicago, have an office in Florida, and remote employees across the US and Canada.

We welcome US/Canadian based remote applicants, but be warned: we'll try to persuade you to move to the City by the Lake.

Email me directly for more info or to set up a chat! Would love to learn more about you: k.funk@obierisk.com
New Physics Experiment Indicates There&#39;S No Objective Reality
Oh, man, that sounds like a nightmare. As someone with a lot of anxiety I was probably never going to do LASIK anyway, but after reading this there's absolutely no way I'd ever even consider it. And yes, when I find myself in an anxious situation I tend to cope with body movement, some of it I'm aware of, others probably not.
Forward and reverse proxies is an important concept that a lot of technical people don't know about but it's really important and if not taken into account will bite them. I'll explain them in as few words as possible for the layman:

- A forward proxy is used when you want to access resources in the internet. Usually companies don't allow unrestricted access to the internet from their internal network. Thus the users would need to use a (forward proxy) to access the internet. What happens is that when you want to access an internet resource (i.e www.google.com) you will ask a specific server which you have configured in your client (i.e brower) for it. So instead of http://www.google.com your browser will access http://proxy.company.com/?url=www.google.com and the proxy will fetch the results and return them to you.

- A reverse proxy on the other hand is used when you have a web server but do not want to expose it to the internet (for various reasons). What happens is that you use another web server which you configure to "proxy" requests that fulfill some specific criteria to the other web server. The criteria may be requests that have a specific host or a specific port or even a particular path. A characteristic example of reverse proxy is the well-known 3-tier architecture (web server / app server / database server). The web server is used to serve all requests but it "proxies" (forwards) some of the requests to the app server. Or you can offload your SSL security to a particular web server that stores your private key and acts as a reverse proxy for your internal web servers. Or you have an app server that can't serve static files (i.e gunicorn) and you need to put an nginx in front to be used as a reverse proxy to serve these files and pass the other requests to the app server. Or you can use an akamai reverse proxy to protect your server.

Notice that while there's only one forward proxy, there could be a (large) chain of reverse proxies when accessing a server. I.e when a user accesses www.example.com the request may pass through: akamai -> nginx (ssl) -> varnish (cache) -> app server.
Read It September 2021
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Stashrun | Palo Alto or Remote (US Timezones) | Full-Time or Part-Time, Remote-OK | Stealth Mode | hey at stashrun.com

We’re changing the way brands participate in social causes to maximize social impact, brand reputation, and safely navigate new risks like ‘cancel culture’. We're an early stage venture-backed startup currently in stealth mode. You'll get competitive salary, generous equity, benefits, and the opportunity to be on the ground floor of building a new technology that can actually improve the world.

Currently seeking an experienced Frontend/Full-stack Engineer with a background in building React Native applications from scratch. Should be adept at understanding how to work with various backend API interfaces to work in concert with our infrastructure stack (primarily React Native, GraphQL, Ruby on Rails, PostgresQL, Heroku, AWS) to build out a polished cross-platform application. Experience building out custom React Native animations and previous experience fully launching to Apple App Store or Google Play Store is a plus.
Good luck with this mentality.
Lazily cache-and-clone DOM elements with similar serializable attributes
Strong Java/Kotlin software engineer with 20+ years of experience. Really interested in Elixir/Phoenix.

Other tech: Kafka, K8, Postgres, API design. Very experienced on JVM optimization and perf tuning.

Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No, flex on travel

Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Spring, REST, SQL, Kafka, Kubernetes, event-driven architecture

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

Github: https://github.com/luciano-fiandesio

Email: luciano@fiandes.io
A program for the full axiom of choice
I'm a digital nomad and amateur photographer. (coding pays for my glass)

making it as a professional photographer is super difficult in my experience. Its not enough to be a good photographer, you also need to have the right connections and negotiate situations on the fly. On top of that. there's a glut of people with talent so the competition is damn fierce. Plus glass is expensive af. I make due with the kit lens which was an extra $300. The one I plan to upgrade to costs a cool 1k

Don't let that dissuade you from pursuing a lifestyle as a digital nomad however! if you're a software engineer, its easier than ever.

also: plug for my photos
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/193526747@N04/?
> https://www.instagram.com/cultofmetatron/
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Red Hat is hiring just about everything, from PMs to PMMs to engineers to directors and VPs. We're looking for Kubernetes and Linux people, too!

Red Hat has not been ruined by IBM, and even Gartner just admitted this fact after 2 years or expecting them to screw us up. Frankly, IBM cannot even speak to Red Hatters without approval.

Come join the best open source company in the world. Engineering drives the ship, and your daily workload will be reasonable! Imagine a 40 hour work week!

Almost all jobs are permanently remote, and you can contribute to open source in your spare time without fear of reprisal. We get visas, we have jobs in a ton of different countries, and we do take interns!

https://www.redhat.com/en/jobs
Bainbridge Health | Philadelphia, PA, USA | REMOTE

Receiving medication at a hospital is one of the most dangerous things you can do. Ensuring safe and secure medication supplies is also one of the most complex and expensive things hospitals do. There is a mountain of data, but very little of it is used effectively.

We work with leading hospital pharmacies across the United States to translate data into actionable clinical and supply chain insights. Leveraging their own administration and pharmacy preparation datasets, we guide hospitals to safer, more efficient medication use. We also provide the most comprehensive benchmarking on medication use and decision support available to assist with governance, research, and supply chain development across industry through partnerships with leading organizations.

Join a team that is focused on real world improvements that can be measured month-to-month, quarter-to-quarter, in terms of better care, better outcomes, and lower prices for real people.

We are actively looking for a Software Engineer and a Solutions Engineer. The first role is primarily focused on building our internal platforms and tools, while the second is focused on supporting the full Customer Experience from pre-sales to on-going use.

We are a Python, Go, SQL (MS-SQL, Oracle on the customer side, BigQuery in-house), and Javascript (VueJS) shop. We build on Google Kubernetes Engine and similar tools.

If you have prior experience with healthcare, and especially hospital, technologies, and are looking to work with a modern tech stack and a more focused team, that's a plus.

Our corporate HQ is based in Philadelphia, PA, but our team is remote with folks in FL, MN, NJ, and OR as well as PA.

Learn More About Us: https://bainbridgehealth.com/

Apply via Angel List: https://angel.co/company/bainbridge-health-1
RINSE | REMOTE or San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, or Washington DC | Software Engineers | Full-Time | https://www.rinse.com

Rinse provides dry cleaning and laundry delivery services to tens of thousands of customers in five metropolitan areas in the US. We have sophisticated logistics optimization software, a polished consumer product, and firm business fundamentals.

Rinse has weathered COVID-19 well - read about some of our efforts at https://www.rinse.com/blog/rinse/coronavirus/

Our team is distributed across the United States, and has been entirely remote for over a year now, but an in-office experience will also be available in the above cities to those who prefer a traditional desk.

We're open to both newly graduated entry-level or junior engineers and more senior engineers, provided they meet our bar. Since we're a small team, we're picky.

We're also looking for a QA Engineer / SDET / Release Manager.

Relevant Terms: Logistics, Django, Python, TypeScript, Optimization, React, React Native, Postgres,

https://www.rinse.com/careers/software-engineer/

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We are also looking for a star performer to lead our growth efforts as we continue to take market share in our current markets and accelerate our push to new markets. The ideal candidate is a strong leader who is data-driven, a clear critical thinker, and is coachable and adaptable. We are looking for a Head of Growth who has the ability to lead growth both on the sales and marketing sides, and also the versatility to help push forward M&A efforts.

Relevant Terms: Growth, Marketing, Sales

Interested in either position? Email us at jobs@rinse.com, or my first name at rinse.com
I think it would be hard to do what he does and also have tidy plots. I love thinking about his relationship to the Matrix; I believe his take was correctly something in the realm of -- "I mean, this is obviously me but also perhaps better in most ways" (especially as it followed Johnny Mnemonic)
Storyboard | TryStoryboard.com | Remote or Los Angeles

Summary: Storyboard is a platform for companies & teams to collaborate through private, internal podcasts for their employees. We are a Seed stage company focused on creating tools for teams to communicate without live meetings. Over 2,000 companies globally have launched channels on Storyboard so far.

Recently named by Will Reed/Pitchbook as a "Top 50 Seed stage company to work for"

To Apply: Please send resume to admin@trystoryboard.com. Let us know if you have background or interest in podcasts or music tech / audio engineering.

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Full Stack Engineer: $115K-140K + Equity

Keywords: Full Stack, Web RTC, Web Audio API, Static Apps

https://joinstoryboard.notion.site/Full-Stack-Engineer-cb2b4...

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iOS Developer: $115K-150K + Equity

Keywords: iOS, Swift, WebRTC, Audio

https://joinstoryboard.notion.site/iOS-Developer-dfabe77c4a7...

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Product Marketing Lead: $90-$120K + Equity

Keywords: Brand Building, Content Creation

https://joinstoryboard.notion.site/Product-Marketing-Lead-01...

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Senior Visual Designer: $100-130K + Equity

Keywords: Design, Figma, Brand Guidelines, Design System

https://joinstoryboard.notion.site/Senior-Visual-Designer-6f...

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Roles that have not been posted yet: Android Developer, Sales Engineer
The difference is that normally when you make fun of a language like that, it's mostly a joke. You don't normally use it to completely dismiss a whole argument that could actually have real substance.

The only other langauages I see people this with, are VB & PHP (for somewhat different reasons).
In the old days we used to go dark to protest censorship. Now Reddit goes dark to demand censorship.

That's fucked.
I've only recently started taking control of my breath (despite my parents suggesting I learn it in childhood). It is hard to imagine the impact when you're not doing it.

When you start consider that you're going to try for a minute, then three, then five. It is truly insane the amount of change you'll experience.
But maybe your parents registered the account for you before you were born...
CrowdCharge Ltd | Software Engineer | Marlow, Buckinghamshire, UK | ONSITE/UK REMOTE, FULL-TIME | https://crowd-charge.com/
We exist to accelerate access to net zero for all by providing the most powerful low carbon technology energy optimisation platform in the world. We work alongside a mature EV leasing business across a range of energy assets such as EVs, chargers, solar, battery and energy meters to deliver cheap and green energy optimisation to our customers.

To support our rapid growth we seek a motivated software engineer who wants to have a real-world impact to join our team in Marlow. You will work on several exciting new projects and development of our nascent platform into a world-leading product.

The ideal candidate: - Loves solving problems by building high performance, scalable applications hosted on AWS and has experience in Java (or Kotlin).

- Has strong software engineering experience (Java preferred, Spring-boot is a +).

- May have had experience building cloud infrastructure (AWS or otherwise) using Terraform.

- Has experience with microservice architectures.

- Is able to design and build RESTful APIs (e.g. with Spring-boot)

- Would either work full-time remotely or (ideally) be able to come into the office for face-to-face collaboration when required

Write to us at recruitment@crowd-charge.com to find out more.
His writing makes me yearn for a nice Japanese replica of American leather jackets.
I wrote an installer that sets up a VirtualBox VM, installs docker in it and sets everything up with a single command. It has a few drawbacks but might be good enough for a lot of use cases: https://github.com/dziemba/mobymac
Normalizing Community Mask-Wearing: A Cluster Randomized Trial in Bangladesh

https://www.nber.org/papers/w28734
“Every time there is discussion on Real AI enhance images I remember this image”
KPV LAB Edinburgh | Front-end Engineers | Full-time | Edinburgh, UK | Onsite / UK remote

KPV LAB is creating new visually stunning and meaningful ways to explore and present information.

Our 3D data visualisation project is looking for two more engineers to join the current dev team of six. Everything is built using web technologies: TypeScript, React, WebGL (prior WebGL or shader experience is a bonus, but not necessary), Node.js, Postgres. Those coming from a games dev background would also be of interest.

More details (with pictures of our fantastic office in the centre of Edinburgh) see https://www.kpv-lab.co.uk/jobs/

For questions (and even a demo!) start a conversation with our CTO Tom Beddard:
tb @ kpv-lab.co.uk
Plenty. States with low or no income tax, add in SALT and mortgage interest plus 401k deduction. Then tax credits.

My brother mentioned he was paying around 10% as a single person with a $50k income a few years back.
I'm redoing the bathroom/shower purely from youtube videos. It has taken a long time, but I'm glad as I continued to learn things as I went along.

I've learned how to: replace toilets, set backerboard and tile, copper plumbing/soldering (was fun once, but from now I'll use PEX), drywall, level&plumb a wall & floor, deal with a subfloor, make a shower mud pan (concrete/sand mix), slope everything and how water & waterproofing works (gravity vs capillary action), and probably a few other things. And all those things come with various clever tricks, code requirements, learning new tools...
Computer-Generated New Yorker Cartoons Are Delightfully Weird
Can you have your employer split up your paycheck into multiple accounts? Account fees being waived when you have direct deposit set up is common in the US as well, but I can have my paycheck split into up to five accounts, so they all qualify.
Mine is off. The RPM reading is zero.
You Have to Be a Little Crazy to Write Every Day
Location: India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes | Holding German Blue Card Visa

Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, FastAPI, React, JS

Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/rajasimon

Email: rajasimonio@gmail.com

I have eight years experience building large scale web application and tremendous amount of experience architecting the applications. I'm looking for full time/ long relationship.
There is a quote about Gene Wolfe’s writing that you can never read one of his books, you can only re-read it. Some people really like that type of writing, and some don’t.

I personally can’t imagine reading a plot summary before reading a Gibson, part of what makes his books interesting is looking back and realising which little incidental detail was the true pivotal thing in the book.
Curative | Full-Time | REMOTE [US] | https://curative.com

Curative was founded in March 2020 to scale COVID-19 testing. We took a full-stack approach to testing and were one of the first labs to launch an FDA-authorized mouth swab test that patients could do themselves. Since then, we’ve done over 23 million COVID-19 tests and 2 million vaccinations.

Curative is working to fundamentally change US healthcare. We believe that a better patient experience can be delivered for lower cost at scale - without the onus being on patients to navigate a complex network of companies to seek care or the threat of unexpected medical bills. We want to put healthcare back in the hands of the patient and clinicians, with a focus on preventative care.

To do so, we’re building a vertically integrated platform for managing the health of our patients. We’re rebuilding from first principles, and focusing on patients and delivering the highest quality care instead of billing.

Our open roles:

- Frontend Engineer

- Senior Frontend Engineer

- Backend Engineer

- Senior Backend Engineer

- Senior Infrastructure Engineer

- Product Manager

If you're interested you can see more about our roles and apply here: https://boards.greenhouse.io/curativeinc

To reach out: colton@curative.com

Tech Stack: Python, Rust, Typescript, React, Terraform, AWS
I switched a project from CMake to Meson recently and it's been glorious. Now the way I look at CMake is "only if I truly, absolutely must".
Personally I’m using cloud flare because there’s not a lot of options. The only other major one most tech enthusiasts know about is 8.8.8.8 and that’s owned by Google.

It would be good if there were more players in this space. A nonprofit might help here too, like Mozilla. Maybe they can run a public DNS server.
Wave | Multiple Roles | Full-time | between UTC -5 and +4 | 100% Remote | https://wave.com

We’re building a way for unbanked people in sub-Saharan Africa to send money instantly and affordably, saving massive fees and heartache. Top reasons you might be interested in working here:

1. We’re on track to have a huge impact—Wave is already used by half of all adults in Senegal (and we’ve saved them hundreds of millions of dollars) and growing quickly in other countries.

2. It’s still early days—you’ll work on shipping critical new products and features with lots of scope and autonomy.

3. The culture at Wave is special - it's a deeply diverse team united by how excited we are to build awesome stuff for our users. We are direct, honest communicators - but also very curious and collaborative.

We’re hiring for multiple roles:

* Senior Software Engineer (Python, GraphQL, K8s) - https://www.wave.com/en/careers/job/4278511002/

* Site Reliability Engineer (Terraform, GCP, K8s) - https://www.wave.com/en/careers/job/5345783002/

* Database Reliability Engineer (Postgres) - https://www.wave.com/en/careers/job/5345985002/

You can apply for the roles by clicking the links above. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me directly jesper@wave.com
Love it. Always thought "Docker" was precisely the sort of thing that was destined to be a great and useful tool and a terrible kabillion dollar business.
> Even inaction is a policy

Inaction is the only policy. All the other actions are stuff that these people do to justify their existence .

With all due respect for Jerome Powell, Bernanke etc. these people are kind of frauds.

They are the only academic which are globally known and get all the respect and bows as well as recognition.

But their craft is a pseudoscience. The Nobel committee knows this, in fact the Nobel Prize for Economics is commonly referred as such but in reality it's:

"The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel"

Worlds apart.

If they were real men they'd pick a real science and face real irrelevance like real men if they are wrong or fail to make important contributions. Only in economics people are still around after getting it wrong so many times.

It seems like the more wrong you are , the more recognition you get, as people anticipate that economists who shoot frequently will get it right more than those who shoot infrequently given the randomness of their predictions
Interface-wise, a document is a static application and an application is just a dynamic document. In the flat 2d-world of computers they both are opposite ends of a spectrum and it's somewhat natural to move on this spectrum from one side to the other depending on your requirements and circumstances.

From pov of the user on the other side the document is the result of a program, but you still open and interact with it from an application, thus we are back to the spectrum. Except with webstack we have better options to deliver a more content-optimized interface, leaving out some hoops, allowing to enhance the experience faster.