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Company: Creative Market (Acquired: Autodesk)
Location: Pier 9 Workshop, San Francisco, CA
Job Type: Full Time
Relocation: Relocation benefits and visa sponsorship available

Founded by three YC alums, Creative Market is building the world's marketplace for design content.

We're proud to be a part of Autodesk's 27,000 square foot Pier 9 workshop, surrounded by makers and artists ( Take a tour of our workshop: http://goo.gl/6gLhMf ).

Our small engineering team of four is looking for passionate full stack web engineers to help us build, ship and iterate on new and existing features.

Engineering Culture/Style:

• Agile approach, democratic environment, hands off management style

• We like to work on what makes us the most happy; you get to help decide what projects you work on

• We're big on automation and love building growth features

• You own end-to-end what you build

Under the hood stuff:

• LAMP stack (PHP), HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript (JQuery, Backbone, require.js)

• Clean Git flow for version control

• Daily code pushes

• No Q/A manager (that's you)

If you're interested in starting a conversation, please email: Tyler@creativemarket.com

OR

Apply here: https://creativemarket.com/jobs

Take a tour of our workshop: http://goo.gl/6gLhMf

Check out our community: www.creativemarket.com
And the top comment is still valid - PixelFold appears to be a selection of designers from the Dribbble's front page and/or with large Dribbble follower count. If you have ever spent any time of D, you know that stuff that floats to the top is not exactly a real-life material, but shots specifically crafted to gather the likes. For example, Oykun guy is good, but half of his shots absolutely and utterly glance past UX in favor of the visuals. As such, his feedback is not something that I'd be interested in, leave alone paying for.

tl;dr - PixelFold's problem is not with the idea, it's with establishing credibility of those providing the feedback.
Pizzerias Receiving Extortion Letters Demanding Bitcoin
JavaScript and the JVM
Windsor Circle http://www.windsorcircle.com/ - Durham NC

Front End Developer & Python Developer

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We're hiring developers on the front end and backend to join our funded startup to help us build and expand our market leading Retention Automation Platform.

Backend Developers will have an opportunity to work with Python, the pyramid web framework, and and many of the leading ecommerce and marketing platforms in the world.

Front End Developers will be able to work in JavaScript with Backbone, jQuery and Marionette.JS to build out our rapidly growing web application.

This is an exciting opportunity to get in on the ground floor with salary and stock options while working with cutting edge technology. Telecommuting is available 1-2 days/wk with the rest of your time spent in our awesome downtown Durham office.

More info here:

http://www.windsorcircle.com/jobs#SoftwareDeveloperPython

http://www.windsorcircle.com/jobs#FrontEndDeveloper
From Revenue on Day 4 to $3.5 Million: How Buffer Started Lean and Stays Lean
The NFL is, IIRC, a fairly bog-standard 501(c)(6). Are you think of an anti-trust exemption rather than a nonprofit status exemption? I know that MLB has the former, and I think the NFL does as well.
Nice moderator view of Hacker News. ;)

http://www.ycombinator.com/images/home/HackerNews.png
> the people who make those false allegations are almost always prosecuted, and convicted, for it

Not really, at least not here in the UK. The Crown Prosecution Service generally doesn't consider it in the public interest unless it's a particularly serious case. For example the most recent case involved a barrister making the accusations and the guy she'd accused being jailed amongst prisoners who'd somehow gotten the idea he was a pedophile[1]. (Those kind of rumours tend to get people brutally mutilated or murdered by other prisoners - kind of a big deal.) Even then, women's rights campaigners protested against the conviction and accused the police of harming rape victims by bringing the case to court.

[1] http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jun/26/trainee-barri...
I think they were using the "last price" instead of the "weighted average", or some stupid mistake like that, and obviously without any sanity checks. Meaning someone could manipulate Coinbase's price by placing a tiny buy order for a very high price or a tiny sell order for a very low price.
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Or they see overstock getting a lot of press out of it and want on board.
It is terribly written - maybe as a form of disguise?
The characteristic function of a set is one in the set and zero outside [1]. Take fourier transform of this function. Fourier transform is a linear operator. Turn handle, bingo.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indicator_function
UV does not penetrate well in nearly anything. Materials like quartz are the exception.

Odds are that your refrigerator will only degrade the plastic bags that contain the produce, without even reaching it.
> get a standing desk and call it a day.

http://google.com/search?q=prolonged+standing

> Since treadmill means [...] less productivity because of loss of deep focus.

Is your conclusion based on personal experience with treadmill desks?
Ignoring the romantic relationship, check pages 6 and 7 for how multiple officers didn't want a "girl" to be seen as a co-founder. It's not as salacious but the allegations, if true, move things out of the "one rogue manager" territory.
Apple adds 9 more auto makers to its CarPlay program
Why would a consumer use it over a credit card? Especially when you need to use a credit card or other payment method to buy the bitcoin in the first place?
Ironically, for a so-called goal-tracking website, Beeminder's philosophy quite agrees with this. Namely, it's not about goals that you'll at some point reach and be done with. It's about setting up a system to force yourself to get inexorably awesomer day by day.

Which is also similar to the classic advice to make your goals S.M.A.R.T.(E.R.): http://blog.beeminder.com/smart & https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4403293
Material Design: Paper Elements examples made with Polymer
Docker on your Server (e-book)
a lot of people I imagine don't actually go to news.ycombinator... I always go to hckrnews.com instead--much better interface imho.
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Lead Developer / MacroFab, Inc. / Houston, TX Full-time

==== About MacroFab

MacroFab is making it easier, faster, and less expensive for makers and creators to get their designs to market through cloud-enabled electronics manufacturing and automated operations services. Our goal is to make it possible for any maker or product designer to get their product to market quickly and easily, whether their market is 100 users or 100,000.

Fully interactive and automatic production tools for electronic products, with direct control over all just-in-time manufacturing and fulfillment tasks through the web and via APIs. MacroFab is the first electronics manufacturing service to give makers and entrepreneurs a completely transparent, scalable, and manageable outsourcing capability.

===== Why Work with Us?

We’re creating the next generation of manufacturing services, one which is powered not by cheap labor, but by intelligent software and beautiful machines. We’re creating a service that has all of the capabilities we needed when we had a small products company. We’re makers, developers, and entrepreneurs who are working to enable other makers, developers, and entrepreneurs. We are all about building things: machines, software, and communities. We’re focused on that point where abstracts meet reality and concrete inventions are born. If you like creating new, beautiful code and machines, if you like the challenge of tackling difficult problems, and if you want to help inventors and makers get from idea to product fast while saving them money and time, then we’d love to have you on our team.

====== About You

As a Lead Developer at MacroFab, you’ll be responsible for creating stable, performant APIs and control systems to run our network of manufacturing equipment, 3D printers, and warehousing systems. You’ll build great software to work with machines large and small, both purchased and built in-house. If you like, you can help design and write the core software for those machines too. You’ll build great, reliable APIs in Mojolicious, and solve complex task management in Python, C++, Erlang, or whatever language you believe will be able to solve the problem most effectively. Of course, to fit in with our existing tech stack, you’ll have working knowledge of (Or, will be able to pick it up fast!) RabbitMQ, Elasticsearch, memcached, MySQL, and AWS APIs.

You’re the kind of person that thinks crafting 4-dimensional bin packing algorithms is fun, but also believes in shipping software every day. You can get into the seat of your users and understand the pains they feel and absolutely must solve those problems with your work. You always build software using best industry practices and have kept your knowledge of security and performance concerns up-to-date. As a Lead Developer, you’ll pride yourself in the examples you set for your team. You’ll be part of a small team, and will have the autonomy you need to express your creativity in all of the ways you want.

======= Get in Touch!

Send your resume and some examples of your work to jobs@macrofab.net
Curious what your looking to rig up, any reason Zapier doesn't fit the bill for you?
Yes, technically the transaction body does include all details.

However, decoding and verifying a complex transaction takes about the same amount of work as generating it yourself to begin with...

Their documentation clearly expects you to blindly sign whatever tx they make up for you. There's not a word on verifying the transaction locally before signing it.

http://dev.blockcypher.com/#signing_sending
SEEKING WORK - SF Bay Area - Remote or Local

1+ years experience with Web Development and Machine Learning.

Web: Full stack Ruby/Rails, Git, Linux/Unix, Flask, Heroku, AWS, MySQL/Postgres, MongoDB, APIs, jQuery, Bootstrap, Haml, Redis

Machine Learning: Python, Natural Language Processing, Web crawlers, Scikit-Learn, Numpy, Pandas, R

dpmehta02[at]gmail[dot]com

https://github.com/dpmehta02
Strange that there are no examples at all, or any mention of the type of feedback one would get it. Is it standardised or can each designer just spew 1 line generic statements if they want? And another give you an essay. Just gave it a shot anyway. Will see what happens.
Then give up whatever device you are typing on, and never set foot again in whatever structure you are typing from. Surely you know that your activities have destroyed at least as much nature as whatever you're criticizing.
Thanks - good question.

I originally created this software for my own benefit - to get all of the valuable domains as they came out of expiration.

But selling them takes work and I realized that I was willing to offer potential buyers a steep discount if they bought the domain within 24 hours of my purchasing it.

So this is a way to automate the process, and make it more scalable. I think the auctions feature will make it worthwhile to me (domains go to a 10-day auction if more than one person backorders it).
Front-end developer, npm, Oakland, CA: https://npmjs.org

We are the most popular package manager for Node.js and we're completely rebuilding and redesigning our website. We want somebody who cares a lot about CSS and HTML to join our team as our second full-time front-end developer, working with a world-class design firm to make our site more useful for the millions of JavaScript developers who visit it.

We are not a typical early stage startup. We believe that working sensible hours and taking care of ourselves and our loved ones is the best way to ensure long-term productivity. We care deeply about making tech a more inclusive and diverse place.

npm is an open-source project, including our website.

For more details, http://npmjs.com/jobs/
Shuddle - iOS Developer, San Francisco CA
http://shuddle.us

What we do:

At Shuddle we are building a safe and reliable ride sharing service with trusted drivers for busy families. Join this venture backed startup and help bring the next generation of transportation to the masses.

We embrace agile development and do weekly stand-ups as well as scrum sprints. We are test driven, be prepared to learn quickly, iterate fast, and focus on solving hard problems.

About the Job:

We engineer our systems in an SOA manner, be ready to own a major working component of our platform. We are looking for well-rounded and dedicated developers to join the team. You'll work closely with the founding team to help us define our mobile applications.

Responsibility:

- Technical leadership and hands on development and implementation of features

- Provide estimates on development cycles, works iteratively on weekly scrum sprints

- Work very closely with designers to help define and implement UI features from the ground up

- Work with team members on server-side integration

- Understands and implements experiments (A/B tests)

Requirements:

- A strong passion for software development

- Expert Knowledge of Cocoa, Objective-C and Xcode

- Understands asynchronous communication

- Has worked closely with other teams especially server-side engineers and designers

- Strong understanding of geo location services and background services

- Expert Knowledge of Object Oriented concepts

- Experience with Apple Approval & Distribution Process, Ad Hoc & Enterprise Distribution

- Understanding of WebRTC data channels and video (this is a bonus)

Email resume or links to: jp@shuddle.us
Indeed, you are correct.
1) What are the best practises for having a bunch of bitcoin? You say you shouldn't keep it stored on your local machine but where? Keeping it stored on exchanges is kind of prone to failure in the bitcoin world. If you want to use a cold wallet you need a second computer that you don't plan to use for anything else and you need to learn linux or its pointless

2) Just because its new doesn't mean its better or makes more sense than the existing methods.
Same here, I was excited for about 30 seconds. I'm a designer and developer myself, and I'm 95% finished a new project, but I'm stumped with a few design aspects. I've been working on them on and off for months, and these few parts of the design don't measure up to my standards. I feel like I need a fresh set of eyes to review things, and I can't ask my users because they're not designers.

I thought I could select a few designers on this site, submit screenshots of my WIP with notes about the areas I'm questioning, spend $50 or $100, and get feedback. When I say feedback, just some brief suggestions, some photoshop scribbles over my work, and links to other work that might offer some inspiration for what I'm trying to achieve. Most importantly, quality designers helping to point me in the right direction.

How this would ideally work in my mind...

I create a request for feedback, and select the designers I'd like to invite (perhaps 10). I choose the amount to invest, say $100. It basically starts a discussion, and any of these 10 designers can jump in, write feedback, post images, talk back and forth, etc. This lasts maybe a couple of days, some designers participate, some don't bother, and in the end, I choose how to split the money between them. So, maybe I give one person $40, and three people $20. Now, that doesn't sound like much, but they could easily give feedback on a dozen requests a day and make a few hundred.

Seems like a win/win situation. It's great for designers because it gives them a break from their typical work, and it's social, giving them a chance to network and chat with other designers in these feedback discussions. Only problem, you'll likely have 1,000 designers trying to signup to provide feedback, and only a few dozen people posting requests.
What content management system allows to serve private content via unique url?
Bindings exist, but are not particularly usable at this point.
Cures are often unenjoyable — it doesn't make them less effective. Think of chemotherapy for example.
I didnt realize that was how slow they were going. But just moving around with a headset you can hear the noise.
Every time Bitcoin makes a first step, haters will ask "but where is the second step?".

By the way, Overstock is now holding bitcoins (about 3% of their Bitcoin sales). I wouldn't be surprised if Newegg did the same after some time.
(I've actually been upvoting most of this conversation!)

I think we're actually on the same page -- I don't think personal attacks help at all. The whole point of Hacker News is to have interesting discussions, but personal attacks are not really very interesting.

And, I think (and I think you'd agree) that we have to take the victim's claims seriously so that we can learn more about how this happened and how we can avoid empowering someone like Mr. Mateen to carry out such reprehensible behavior in our own workplaces. That's the discussion that's worth having.

EDIT: Just wanted to add...this case is somewhat unique in that IAC has literally confirmed that Mr. Mateen sent harassing messages to Ms. Wolfe. I posted my first comment not because I wanted to attack Mr. Mateen, but because I'm getting tired of the typical flood of "oh this is just yet another unfounded accusation against some poor founder" FUD comments on these stories.
PBS: Information Security for Journalists - The Bigger Picture
When working with functional programming, thinking about "doing" is often the wrong approach, because "doing" is often tied to "change of state". Instead, think about translations/transformations from "what I have" to "what I want".

clickStream.map(f) doesn't "do" anything - it takes a stream, and returns another stream that's the result of f applied to each element of clickStream.

So if I do something like:
astream = clickStream.map(a)
bstream = clickStream.map(b)
cstream = clickStream.map(c)

I've created three streams that are each the result of a particular function applied to the elements of an original stream.
The point is it isn't doubling every year. Averaged over 4 years it has but over the past 12 months it hasn't grown at all.
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It seems like Go is reasonably well designed given its creators' goals, and many people like it, which is great. But I think you're being unfair to (some) critics. It's not that Go is missing "shiny new" features - Go is missing features that have been established for a very long time; generics and sum types have been around for decades and have been proven to work.

And to your last sentence, use in production is not a good measure of language quality (except in a tautological sense), because many non-technical factors strongly affect popularity.
I thought about that too, actually. I suppose it's a bit intentional, given the audience — I was definitely trying to be a bit tongue-in-cheek about "scaling".

Maybe I should append the subtitle "From 0 to Sam Altman and Beyond" to the submission title?
Not blindly, you see both the generated transaction and the data to sign, you can validate either or both. And you are completely trusting a server in many other situations.
Yep, I think we are in complete agreement. My inference from looking at the language and community is that Rust absolutely intends to serve this use case.
The premise is that you might not have money to hire a top designer, but you have enough to ask him for feedback. If you liked the designer's work/feedback you can always make him a job offer through Pixelfold (although that's not mandatory)
Why is it so hard to regulate Bitcoin?
I don't understand multisig well, but isn't the point that 2 or more people sign a transaction to cooperate on an address? You claim BlockCypher is asking the user to sign a transaction they created for him, but from what I understand that has to happen with multisig to work. There has to be a common destination everyone agrees on to fund - someone has to create that destination and the rules governing it.

From their documentation it appears Catheryne's comment is accurate regarding the user signing their own transaction: "Sign the returned hex string and post it with the transaction to txs/send. The multisig address is now funded." I'd have to sign my own transaction in my own wallet to fund a third wallet that was multisig enabled.

Can you clarify why you think they are lying and why you think it is so dangerous that you think they should take down their site? That's a fairly big claim from someone and I think it requires a bit more explaining to do before you go all nuclear on them. It's justified if true, but that would need to be established.

Disclaimer: I know Catheryne via the Bitcoin meetup in SF, which I attend regularly.
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Here here for supervisord watching Go behind nginx. I have this set up in production; even using the nginx tcpproxy plugin to reverse proxy some RPC servers.
And coinbase stopped reporting their volume after they were caught out fudging the numbers. I think people vastly overestimate how much off block chain stuff they do.
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Your answer seems to be, "Nothing prevents that from happening, in fact you can trust that we will do that." Maybe I'm misunderstanding?
I consider (size+2047)/2048*2048 to be an optimization. If I was to explain the process to another person, I would use the algorithm I wrote above; I would literally say, "If size is already a multiple of 2048, just use that, otherwise, add on enough to make it a multiple of 2048."
Grapevine, Boston, MA. http://www.grapevinelogic.com

We're a profitable, seed funded, fast-growing MassChallenge finalist looking for a lead designer to join our team.

Grapevine brings advocates and brands together to execute large-scale marketing campaigns through a powerful end-to-end marketing & audience analytics platform. Hundreds of brands rely on Grapevine to create compelling, trustworthy, and original content reaching millions of engaged consumers every day.

http://bit.ly/grapevine-designer
About 9am. http://blog.ycombinator.com/new-y-combinator-website
I've only based my impression on a cursory look on the Rust API docs, so I might be wrong, but I did not find any references to database libraries, UI toolkits, multimedia and so on. I did not know about Servo, so I will have to look into it. Will the cross-platform components from Servo be included in the Rust standard library?

To give you some background about the kind of apps I was referring to - I am right now working on a UI-driven app that will be deployed to Android and on the desktop. I am using C++, Qt and platform code where necessary.