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Location: Eugene, OR Will relocate, especially to portland or seattle, Full Time Only

Stack: ASP.NET / C#, MVC, Javascript & TypeScript, Durandal, Knockout, amplifyJS, Ninject, xunit, fluent validation, automapper, SQL Server, RavenDB

Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9nct0jdzf7mu4wa/Josh%20Charles-Res...

Contact: josh.charles@gmail.com

I'm looking for a position in a larger city, working on web applications. I have a diverse educational background and the ability to pick up new skills and technologies very quickly. I've been on the Microsoft stack for a decade now, but I also have experience with Ruby on Rails and PHP.
Location, UK Central London (or commutable from Bedford) Full-time / Contract
Stack: Perl,Mysql,PHP,Python,Java,html,javacript,Fortran,Pl/1G, hadoop Sysadmin,mogodb,node.js plus Networking TCP/IP and OSI
Resume: http://hauntingthunder.wordpress.com/cv/
Contact: @neuromancer

Looking for interesting work ideally in a big/data environment (preferably not aws based)

BTW no payday loans! but military/defence work ok would go for SC or DV if required
Weston, Florida, USA, Remote | Local, Full Time

Stack: C# ASP.NET, SQL, PHP, Bootstrap, HTML5, jQuery, CSS3, KendoUI, Objective-C, Java for Android, SVN, JSON/ XML, LINQ, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL/ MariaDB, Apache, Telerik

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3H08OK8C88Wd1VpRTJ6aDcybGs...

Contact: pedroestrada.86@gmail.com

I'm looking for new opportunities in mobile development or C# .NET. I have 3+ experience developing with iOS and Android, as well as with .NET Web Applications. I'm looking to focus in a specialty with a great company.
Analyzing 1,000,000 pageviews on a research blog
Trying (and failing?) to build a Scalable CountMin Sketch
Indeed. I cancelled Netflix 3 times, and look who's back paying for their content!? Me!

Not the main reason, but because it's easy to cancel it, I don't worry about signing back (counter-example: gym subscription).
Even absent solar and wind, aren't there some fairly substantial costs associated with fluctuating demand? I'm not particularly knowledgeable about this stuff, but I seem to recall that even among traditional methods of generating power, the cheaper forms tend to be less able to respond to quick changes in demand. Beyond that, there's also the fundamental conflict between average and peak demand, meaning that a lot of generating capacity (and thus capital expenditures) sits idle a lot of the time, and just exists to be able to handle those few days when the temperature hits 105F and everyone runs their air conditioners at full power all day long.

I have no idea how those costs stack up against $250/kWh for storage systems, but it's at least conceivable that this stuff could be worthwhile even absent any significant solar/wind deployment.
I think it probably is, it just takes more planning. Take email A/B testing - if email is a main driver of your usage activity, you could split your users or list into two groups and then send them different emails over a period of months. It'd be slightly more manual (you'd have to segment the list) and then leave one group off for a few months, but it would let you easily gather very significant data.
Well consider this - A google user finds a link, doesn't realize there is a paywall and shares the link with the rest of the web. Now the rest of the web has to go through google to get to the link. That sounds broken to me.
According to the patch, it's ati/radeon specific - doesn't affect other drivers. This probably deserves mentioning in the title.
Anyone looking for creatives? I'm a graduating senior at the University of Chicago looking to break into the SF scene in a marketing and UX/UI design capacity. I'm a marketer with design chops, and want to put my balance of creative and analytical skills to good use.
For the summer after graduation in June, I will be working in a marketing, design capacity with some data analysis, for a couple of months at an e-mail marketing analytics and recommendation startup.

[San Francisco, CA], [Relocation], [Full Time, Internship]

Resume: http://ow.ly/wsQNm

Portfolio: http://joymao.com

Contact: joymao [AT] uchicago [DOT] edu

Stack: Adobe Creative Suite, Email Marketing (MailChimp, Emma), Social Media, Digital Analytics (Google Adwords), Web Design (Balsamiq, Drupal, Wordpress, Squarespace), javascript, (starting level), HTML, CSS, Graphic Design, Illustration, Photography, Photo Manipulation
Denver, CO // Remote // Freelance

Stack: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, AngularJS, Leaflet.js, D3.js, Node.js (Express.js, Sails.js), MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL

Resume: http://itskrish.co/resume

Contact: krishna.dholakiya(at)gmail(dot)com

I'm looking for some short-term freelance work, and my services range from landing pages and organizational websites all the way to prototypes/MVPs of web products, so hit me with your best shot :)

http://itskrish.co/freelance
Wonder if it applies to "programming languages", too. :-)
Oklahoma City, Remote or OKC, Contract to Full Time

Stack: JavaScript, Node.js, PHP, HTML, CSS (SASS|LESS), Database (MySQL\Maria), Deployment (Git|Nginx|Apache), Design (Illustrator|Photoshop)

Resume: http://snelling.io/resume

Contact: sam@snelling.io

Looking for:

- A cross-functional position where I can help a business in several different areas.

- A scrappy company looking to try new ideas, technologies and services.

Me - Somewhat full stack. Love ML, NLP, and big(ger) data. Love connecting the dots between data. Self taught, willing (and still hungry) to learn new technologies
Cupertino/Bay Area/San Francisco, Internship/Part-time

Stack: HTML, CSS, Javascript. Design and UI/UX. Basic Node.js knowledge

Resume: http://jliu.me & http://jliu.me/resume_small.pdf

Contact: sicong.liu98 (at) gmail.com

I'm a 16 year old high school student seeking an internship in frontend development and/or design. I love creating interfaces and experiences that bring joy to the user; I believe I'm a very competent frontend dev/designer, and can bring value to the product. I'm in it for the experience and learning aspect of the internship.
If I can't paste directly, I'll paste it elsewhere (except URL address bars). And I must ensure that I did not copy password right before I open a flash.
Common Server Setups For Your Web App
> Advertising is inherently evil

Advertising in its basic form is a lie. When advertising you never speak about the competitors who are better than you, the flaws in your offering, you extrapolate your advantages, you "fake it until you make it" and so on, but... "evil"?

Just like Churchill's saying about democracy (democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried), I would say the same about advertising.

Advertising is the worst form of informing people about what you can offer, except all other that have been tried.

Telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?
Pfft, that would be so boring.
Well, it's pretty clear what HN is interested in. 10 minutes later the database is crashing!
clicks link

ERROR ESTABLISHING DATABASE CONNECTION.

There's a joke in here somewhere...
Anonymous Hacker Sabu Helped FBI Stop Over 300 Cyber Attacks
Which could, theoretically, be revoked quicker than the States could finish. Hence Godel's initial issue.
>We're used to that model then, but this was a long time ago - before "Valve time" was so accepted.

"Valve time" was already universally accepted. Between Half-Life, TFC, and Counterstrike, there was an enormous amount of good will towards this company even back then. Plus, we were already used to "Valve time" because it was actually "id time." Id had been doing it for nearly a decade before HL2 game out.

>Additionally they had demo'd at E3 and claimed the demo was not scripted, whereas the leak showed it was almost entirely so.

The guy who obtained the source code himself said that there were so many builds on valve's servers he had no way of knowing whether or not he had the most current build.
Toronto, Remote, FT/PT/C

Stack: JS, PHP, C#, Python

Resume: http://ca.linkedin.com/in/alexpineda77

Contact: http://alexpineda77.com/contact

The previous posting did land me an interview I just didn't get the spot unfortunately.

I'm a dabbler. I love product. I'm currently working on a niche-product (kwollo.com) on the side. I can build things quickly in php, c#, and am building up my front-end skills. I have a good sense for design/usability. I'm not afraid of linux or the command line. Data science is becoming interesting to me.
Not profit in a strict monetary sense, but you benefit in various direct and indirect ways from advancing your worldview and challenging mine.

I see the focus on monetary profit as somehow 'dirty' at the expense of the myriad other ways people benefit from interactions as a further symptom of the snobbery described in the link I posted.
Internet of Things: You can build a DIY WiFi keylock with Spark Core in one day
A little iron that 'never try never fail' is currently giving a database connection error. Always try, but always catch exceptions. ;-)
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A sneak peak of our new visual design tool for native mobile interactions
Location: Bolivia, Remote, Full Time|Contract|Part Time

Stack: ruby on rails 4, asp.net mvc 4, html, scss/less/css, responsive design, front end, back end.

Resume: http://www.github.com/sergiotapia - https://www.odesk.com/users/~01c99c3199c2ba5734

Contact: sergiotapia@outlook.com

Overview: UX/Software Engineer that primarily works with Ruby on Rails 4 and ASP.Net MVC4 (C#).

I'm an ex-pat from Boston, living in the heart of South America for the past 9 years, in Bolivia.

My main talents lie in Ruby on Rails development. I take pride in building fast, insanely optimised websites using the latest proven tools in the Rails world including Sentry, NewRelic-rpm, Bullet and RSpec.

I enjoy making responsive websites using Twitter Bootstrap 3 or Foundation Zurb, I'm great with front end work.
I also leverage Go to build highly concurrent, well-tested system services and backend processes.

Experience deploying to Heroku, AWS, Rackspace, DigitalOcean. I leverage open source tools such as Capistrano to assist deploys. I invest heavily in research material and training books in order to keep up with current standards and emerging practices. All of this helps me be on the edge, making sure your software is built the best possible way using proven methods.

My forté is taking wishy-washy requirements and fleshing them out into robust problem solving software. My job here is to add value to your business - to save you time and frustration, keeping you attention on the important things.

http://www.sergiotapia.me
http://www.github.com/sergiotapia
https://www.odesk.com/users/~01c99c3199c2ba5734
My email: sergiotapia@outlook.com

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I'd love to join your team or help you get an MVP off the ground. Feel free to send me an email and we can discuss on Skype. :)
Hamburg, Germany or London, UK, Remote, Full Time

Stack: Generalist developer (10+ years), lately requirements engineering, func and tech specs (last 3+ years) on and with all business levels. Technical background would be C, C#, Python, Golang, XSLT, SDL Tridion and whatever is needed to get the job done

Resume: Upon request

Domain: ERP, CMS, Middleware of all kinds

Contact: mavoapp@gmail.com

Looking for a team that's passionate about what they are working on, who love their clients and work closely with them to make the projects long-running success stories.
Site looks to be hosted at BlueHost. My advice, jump ship to another host, or more powerful setup as soon as possible.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_International_Group
Let this be a lesson for everyone...

If submitting to HN, pick a static cached page of the content to serve or use varnish or something. ;)
That's not what this was. I was specifically told that over time their settings would all merge together.
Lisp is more than just parenthesis, just as Python is more than just whitespace-delimited blocks of text.

We can do some neat tricks by transforming a parenthetical syntax to Python AST that may even seem like Lisp some of the time... but the semantics are and will always be Python without stretching truth and logic a little.
EyeEm - Photography Community - Berlin, DE

Looking for: Graph Theorist / Data Engineer

General info: http://www.eyeem.com/careers

Posted requisition: https://eyeem.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=10

Yes, we might hire an INTERN, and we can help with your VISA.

Basically we're looking for someone who loves graphs, huge amounts of data, and (hopefully) photography.

We're going to be rolling out a graph DB improve our search tool and are hiring to help with this. I work on on the data team as a Scala developer and am looking to find the same, but that's not by any means mandatory.

Have questions or want to talk about the company?

Come say hello. eric at eyeem.com
Dubai, UAE. Open to full time opportunities and freelance work.

I design interfaces that are beautifully functional. I can also make those designs come to life because I'm a full stack software engineer.
I know my way around design software and am proficient in JavaScript, Python (with Django) & CSS.

Stack: Design, Python/Django, Javascript, SASS

Resume: http://tiny.cc/a1ytgx

Contact: http://tiny.cc/c2ytgx
Good point. I sort of lost contact with the Plan 9 world a while ago -- I kept following the news, but no longer ran a system. Last time I used it, the X11 port was somewhere between experimental and broken, and vim is, uhm, not the editor whose port I'd be interested in :-). My comment is certainly not up-to-date.

Edit: I share your point about the lack of need for either ncurses or vim (especially vim, hheheh). My first contact with Plan 9 was somewhat disappointing, mainly due to the fact that I approached it with the oh, Unix, I know this! frame of mind. I was very much a Linux fanboy back then (did I mention it was in highschool? And this is not the dumbest thing I did in highschool!). Only after I studied the source code a little, and learned rc more seriously, did I really begin to appreciate it.
Yep.. Was also looking for a markdown kb. Pref. with flat files
It appears that my hosting is failing... Posted the same article here.

https://medium.com/@keslertanner/i-quit-my-job-today-is-day-...
Where are the API docs? Are you asking us to feed back on your landing page?
You cannot copy a mistyped password, because password fields by default forbid copying.
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Congrats. It's encouraging to hear of a jobs postings that really do work.
Google cache caught it:

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ykshUmL...
Casablanca,Morocco,Relocate

Stack: C# + .NET (ASP.NET MVC+Razor, etc),JS

Database :SQLServer,PostgeSQL,MySQL

ETL:SSIS ,Talend
Guruprasad, Bengaluru, India
Skills/Experienced in: Debian, Python, Django, C++, Storage (particularly storage management software)
Code: https://github.com/lgp171188, https://bitbucket.org/guruprasad
Twitter: @LGuruprasad
Website: http://www.lguruprasad.in/
Prefer remote/relocation opportunities for full-time jobs. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0By4tOruhioffYk8ySEdweTZEdWc/...
Looking for exciting work on new technologies which I will be willing to learn if I don't know them already.
That probably depends if your definition of "success" is centred around "money" or around "happiness". (Or some other factor that I haven't considered).
> In the worst case, if an obstructionist minority of states were to block an overwhelmingly popular and desperately needed amendment, a sufficiently large number of states could simply write a new Constitution.

Interesting to note that something like this was tried back in 1861. In the end, these things boil down to what people are willing to do and what they are willing to put up with.
Reinventing libraries for 'hanging out, messing around and geeking out'
Boston, MA. Local or remote preferred. Full-time, contact or part-time.

Stack: Full-stack developer; JavaScript, jQuery, CSS3, HTML5, Python, PHP, Perl, Java, native Android, Mongodb, MySQL, Amazon AWS, Ruby, C#, ASP.net, C++

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminhutchins

Contact: ben(a)hutchins.co

I've worked primarily as a font-end web developer for the past several years, however in the past I've worked as a security consultant working to add encryption and privacy practices to software and as a junior-level systems admin and database admin. I've created several native Android apps on the side of my main projects and work on several open source projects to expand my knowledge https://github.com/benhutchins/

I'm a level 2 Sr. Software Engineer at my current company and am looking to join a company I can be passionate about, building a great product or service. I am not interested in moving at this point, but if the offer is reasonable enough I'd consider it. Prefer to work for a smaller company or startup where I can put to use my full stack of skills and to join a great team or a growing team.
Here is one such series of airplanes...

http://twistedsifter.com/2012/02/picture-of-the-day-striking...
Came here to post this but you beat me to it! I'll settle for expanding on the point some.

The flow of gas doesn't stop just because you put the fire out. So now instead of combustion products being released into the atmosphere, you have natural gas. This is not an improvement. In fact, that's why they set the fire in the first place, because having unburned gas floating around is a big problem.

In theory you could put out the fire and capture the gas, but that's a fairly tall order. You'd have to install the capture equipment without either being burned by the fires, poisoned by the gas, or setting off an explosion when the gas concentration hits the right amount. Then you have the pleasure of trying to sell the captured gas at low wholesale prices on the international market.
I quit my job. Today is Day #2. (Medium)
Alcorn McBride | Full-Time | Orlando, FL | http://www.alcorn.com

Software Engineer

We develop audio, video, lighting, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the world's biggest theme parks, museums, and attractions. We're looking for someone to develop and maintain MS Windows Based GUI applications for the programming, configuration, and control of our hardware products used in the themed entertainment industry.

It's amazing to see the things our creative customers do with our equipment, and it's exciting to work on next-generation tools and hardware to enable our customers to create the "next-big-thing". You'll wear a lot of hats, but your primary focus will be on our desktop software applications. If you'd like to chat about it, my contact info is in my profile.

For more details and to apply, you can check out the job listing on our website: http://alcorn.com/alcorn-mcbride-jobs/
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Saint Petersburg, Remote | Relocation, Full Time

Ruby/Rails (6+ years), Node.js, Ember.js, SVG

Resume: http://resumup.com/ilya.cv

Contact: gmail — somebody32

Currently I'm working as a team lead who also write a lot of code everyday. It will be perfect if my work tasks include team management, product planning (from the tech perspective), product development process enhancements and of course code writing.

I'm very passionate about JS now (server-side or complex UIs) and looking for new challenges.
Learn To Code, Code To Learn
-4, really? Let me explain. Silicon Valley is good at taking an idea that could be useful to one billion people, and having one billion people be able to use it. Yes, there are intermediate steps you might not like. Yes, the result might be homogeneous. But at the end of the day, SV is good at that.

Mark Zukerberg was exactly the same same in every way except
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Herndon, Virginia (DC Metro Area) - PHP Web Application Developer - Marine Spill Response Corporation (MSRC) - Full Time

MSRC is the largest, dedicated oil spill and emergency response organization in the United States and a not-for-profit organization. For more information about MSRC please visit our website at www.msrc.org. We are looking for a creative and innovative full-stack developer who can join our small development team that builds and maintains a number of mission critical web applications and websites. If you are looking for an interesting place to work this may be the job for you!

More Info & Apply Here: http://msrc.theresumator.com/apply/yI6ynJ
I too had a good experience and had the opportunity to speak with many interesting people... however the only thing lacking was the visibility of my preferences. I wasn't surprised that the majority of people who contacted me were from SF but everyone who had seemed oblivious to the fact that I'm based in Canada, not interested in relocating, but love to work remotely.

If we do another thread I will certainly try again (still looking).
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Location: Cambridge / London (UK) • 3 days remote 2 onsite mix preferred • Contract preferred

Stack: Angular, Ionic, Cordova (Phonegap), node, express, javascript, jQuery

Resume: http://stefanow.net (you should find "formal CV" section)

Contact: mstefanow@gmail.com

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First website build in 90s, first job in 2005.
MSc in Computer Science.
Currently work as mobile web developer for Fortune 500.

(and when I see so many great resumes out there it is so motivational, it makes me want try harder)
New York City | Full-Time | Ghostery

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Ghostery appears on Hacker News quiet often and sometimes people here think that we should do things differently. Well, here we are, open for change if you join us -- you, a senior level developer that will most definitely affect the product direction, future of what Ghostery is, and affect the millions of users that use Ghostery every single day.
Full job description is here: https://purplebox.ghostery.com/post/1016024115 To apply, email us your CV or resume to careers@ghostery.com or follow the links in the blog post.

We are in New York City and hope that the candidate is local, though relocation assistance is offered. International candidates are welcome as well. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.
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Attention lost. Woops!

"Error establishing a database connection"
Baltimore, MD; Reston, VA; - Videology - FULL TIME, INTERN (H1B maybe if already in US)

Videology Group - http://www.videologygroup.com/

Internet advertising startup (DSP, SSP, DMP, lots of things) looking primarily for server-side Java developers (if your Java is rusty but you're good, drop us a note anyway). I was working for a start-up called LucidMedia Networks (hence the "lmn" in the e-mail address below), which got acquired by Videology. Our stack is Java on Spring on *nix (Linux on server, Mac for dev) with MySQL and some NoSQL stores on AWS. The Baltimore office also has a team on a large .NET stack as well, but Java teams are spread across both offices. We have some big projects in the works involving big data and volume as we scale globally and across mediums (video, mobile, etc.). Currently, our Reston platform alone handles 4 billion requests a day.

Contact me directly at sahil_lmn@yahoo.com.

I actually got hired through a HN "Who is Hiring" thread, and I hired an intern through these threads. These things do work!