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UI 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 UI Developer at MacroFab, you’ll be responsible for creating rich, interactive user interfaces using Mojolicious that enable our customers to quickly and easily take full control over our manufacturing capabilities and verify the final results. You’ll work with a highly-decoupled MVP architecture using Mojolicious, Perl, ElasticSearch, memcached, MySQL, RabbitMQ, AWS, jQuery, Mustache.js, and Bootstrap. Your work will also create API endpoints for internal systems to access user-generated data. The user interfaces you build will interact with CAD data from customers and allow them to explore their products before they are manufactured.

======= Get in Touch!

Send your resume and some examples of your work to jobs@macrofab.net
Time to go for a nice long walk to the lake. This unscheduled get-up-and-move break brought to you by Facebook. Thanks!

I've been trying to check on several advertising campaigns and add a new one to no avail. Nothing to do but wait (or work on other stuff).
Alibaba's IPO coming soon could be largest tech IPO ever: http://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelzakkour/2014/06/27/as-ipo...
Builtvisible - Front and back end positions - London, UK

We're a marketing and technology shop in the East quarter of London. Stuff we build ends up featured in places like Forbes, BBC, Wired, Ars Technica, and here. We work for people like Google, Cancer Research UK, Red Bull, Intuit... We're based near Old Street in London, and are regularly featured in various industry blogs and press, like .net magazine, Search Engine Land and so on. We also believe in supporting our staff and having a fun working environment.

We're looking for front and back end developers.

Front end:

* Good working knowledge of HTML5 & it's APIs, as well as CSS3. Knowledge of LESS or SASS useful

* Understanding of user experience design

* Good knowledge of JS, Mootools knowledge would be good

* An understanding of mobile & tablet design patterns

Nice to haves:

* Photoshop & Illustrator skills

* SVG experience

* Knowledge of a server-side language

* Knowledge of SQL

* Good understanding of GIT

* Solid understanding of front end JS frameworks (Backbone, Angular, ExtJS, Luna etc...)

Back end:

* An object oriented language (we're PHP 5.5, but Python, Ruby people etc feel free to apply as well)

* Good knowledge of database design (SQL & some NoSQL-based store ideally, we're using MariaDB and elasticsearch)

Good knowledge of GIT, workflows etc

* Good problem solving skills and analytical mind-set

Nice to haves:

* Good knowledge of UI design and tools

* Advanced front-end tooling experience (Backbone, Angular, ExtJS, Luna etc...)

* Experience scaling applications (> three digit gigabytes, high volumn I/O etc)

* Working application security knowledge a plus
> paradise is premised on the existence of easily transferred information about vendors and customers, and people having both the education and agency to make the best use of the free market.

That is what I meant by comparing fictitious hypothetical entities to real life example. This is not unlike Communism. Every single failed instance of it was excused as "well it wasn't true Communism". At least one can say it was attempted.

> I mean pointing at failed states as examples of a libertarian state,

Well in my first part I alluded that perhaps China is closer to the ideal libertarian state because there are ways to bypass the governmental control (even though on paper they have more control). The fact that one can sell baby formula laced with chemicals on a large scale is kind of an example of that.
https://beta.facebook.com/ is still up
What about things like http://wrtnode.com/

Opensource hardware with opensource dd-wrt
Players want more options than murder, and GTA 5 proves it l
There is still great pay if you are an AS/400 guru. About 3 years ago I interviewed for a job where I would be maintaining code which was running on an AS/400 running in System 36 emulation mode. The code had been certified by the government for a 50 year contract. The 3 previous employees had all died. Which didn't make me anxious to take the job, but the pay was $450k a year. And with job security through 2030 it had some appeal. But what do you do after?

"I have experience with 50 year old software" is kind of like the resumes people send me saying they know Office XP and Word Perfect.

Sure if you can fix the things nobody else can you can charge top dollar, but eventually the last of those things come out of service.
You want to apply Bayesian reasoning to this. Conservation of momentum is a very well-tested, long-established physical law. Our priors going into this experiment should be "it is impossible to produce thrust without throwing mass or energy out the back of your thruster!" at something like 99.99999%

So now this experiment has happened! That should indeed reduce our belief in the above. But there are other explanations, like, "the experimenters screwed up." So previously our beliefs were:

There is no way to get thrust without blowing mass or energy out the back end of a thruster (and if you do it as energy, it's a completely enormous ridiculous amount of energy): 99.99999%

There is a free lunch: 0.00001%

Now we think:

There is no way to get thrust without blowing mass or energy out the back end of a thruster (and if you do it as energy, it's a completely enormous ridiculous amount of energy) (and those experimenters screwed up): 99.99998%

There is a free lunch: 0.00002%
The Developer’s Guide To Finding the Right Job
Location: Seattle WA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, SF Bay Area, Singapore, and Tokyo only

Technologies: PHP, Python, MySQL, R, Tableau, Ubuntu/Apache/NGINX, SAN/NAS/Data Storage

Resume: http://www.linkedin.com/in/guptaak/

Email: username at gmail
Interests: Big Data, Data Storage, Data Analytics, Fintech
The U.S. is a lot less regulated, in practical terms, than it was 30-40 years ago. Entire industries have been deregulated, like transportation, communications, etc, and enforcement in areas like antitrust, etc, is less. Agencies like EPA, OSHA, NLRB, etc, area shadow of what they were in the 1970's.
SF Ca - Cognitive Networks:

-- Sr. Software engineer (Data/Data Scientist)

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http://www.cognitivenetworks.com/senior-software-engineer-da...

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Job Description

We’re looking for a senior engineer to help us build out our automated video content recognition (ACR) system. Our ACR platform processes several million transactions per second at peak volume today – and we’re just getting started. Soon we expect to process a higher input volume than any startup in history – and we’ll transform the television industry. This is a unique opportunity for someone looking to take on big challenges and grow professionally in a well-financed startup poised to change the TV industry.

Responsibilities

We operate a cross-functional team that specializes when needed but aims to have everyone able to contribute. Duties of the Senior Software Engineer (Data) includes:

Implement and optimize data processing pipeline for terabytes of data

Own our data warehouse as well as real-time data reporting systems

Formulate metrics quantifying performance of advanced data systems

Design, build and use tools to understand our product platform behavior and performance

Design and conduct experiments to test concepts, implementations, and algorithms

Implement analytics tools to maximize the value of collected data

This role is not a research or analytical role. This is a senior individual contributor role who is expected to contribute production solutions. Our goal is a developer who is extremely strong in data science rather than a data scientist with limited coding skills.

We don’t use Hadoop now but we have not ruled it out. This is not a run of the mill Hadoop role – this is a senior lead role that will own the entire data pipeline stack. We currently use AWS RedShift as a big data backend and strongly desire someone with very large data warehousing/ETL experience who are also very strong in python.

Desired Skills and Attributes

Significant real-world experience developing real products at large scale

Extremely strong programming skills in python – this is a MUST HAVE

2+ years experience working with large amounts of real data

Very strong SQL skills, ideally in PostgreSQL or Amazon RedShift

Strongly Desired: Expertise in applied statistics

Able to communicate findings clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences

A strong passion for empirical research and answering hard questions

Excellent Linux skills – must be totally comfortable at the command line

Team player – demonstrated experience on a team that shipped a product

Professional developer – experienced with source control and bug tracking

Practical-minded – chooses stability/reliability/maintainability over shiny

Passionate about technology – ideally you build things outside of work for fun
Conclusive Analytics - Charlotte, NC - Full-time - http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/

We're a small and growing company looking for people with a passion for big data who love to solve difficult/fun problems for our clients. Here are two job postings:

Data Miner/Data Scientist: http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/career-opportunities/data...

Senior Database Developer: http://www.conclusiveanalytics.com/career-opportunities/seni...

Being a small company, your daily job will not be defined by your job title, and you will get to learn something new every day. We develop in Linux and Windows, HP Vertica and SQL Server, and other languages & platforms like R, SAS, DataFlux, Python, or whatever we think is best at getting the job done. We offer competitive pay & benefits, a pool table, lots of white boards, and a great team of smart and fun coworkers.

Contact hr@conclusiveanalytics.com for more details.
Embedding git the application (or even the library) itself can be difficult, as shown by github's experience [0] (I guess they know what they're talking about).

What you can do, on the other hand, is use the git format. There's already something pure-python [0] and something pure-go [1], and I'm pretty sure the same exists for other languages.

Oh and by the way, the pure-python I linked to is used for bup, a backup tool that stores its data in git format. Because it's extremely efficient.

[0] https://github.com/bup/bup/blob/master/lib/bup/git.py

[1] https://github.com/speedata/gogit
Anybody notice their IPV6 address?

2a03:2880:2110:df07:face:b00c
Buzzfeed would say that. I say - keep saving me clicks, OH GOD PLEASE.
Nordstrom Acquires Men’s Shopping Service Trunk Club
Poser: commit and push to GitHub as any user
I've been using [0] and the Material Design color guidelines [1] lately, they're great!

[0]http://colours.neilorangepeel.com/
[1]http://www.google.com/design/spec/style/color.html#color-ui-...
I'm not familiar enough with the local real estate markets - but big flagship stores like Apples cost millions just for the buildout - it's conceivable that something like this might actually be less expensive (and certainly more interesting) than a traditional brick and mortar shop.
LiveRamp | Multiple Engineering Positions Available | www.LiveRamp.com/careers | San Francisco, CA | H1B, INTERN

About us: LiveRamp’s leading data onboarding solution empowers marketers to activate their CRM data in their choice of online advertising platform for targeting, attribution, content optimization and more. We see relevancy as the world's largest optimization problem, and are excited to contribute to building a future where marketing is predominantly informative, engaging, and even appreciated for their usefulness to consumers through the use of data. Imagine that!

We're well funded, and steadily growing. Our employees enjoy weekly yoga,catered lunches, and unlimited PTO. But the best job perk is our awesome team - we’ve got a staff of amazing people who just happen to be great engineers as well.

About you:Type S(tartup) personality is a must: smart, ethical, friendly, hard-working and proactive. You’re comfortable in multiple languages, frameworks, and environments. We are looking for full-time engineers and interns (summer or any time of year). If you think you’d be a good fit, consider joining our team!

We’re looking for smart and talented engineers for the following positions:

Get Off Your Back End Software Engineer
Glass-Half-Full-Stack Engineer
DevOps Engineer
Statistically Significant Data Scientist

And for new grads and interns:

Four Star Generalist Software Engineer
public static final intern softwareEngineer = fall/winter/spring/summer;

To apply: Visit http://www.liveramp.com/careers or send your resume to recruiting@liveramp.com. Tell us in three sentences why you'd like to join our team and what makes you a great fit, and show us what you’ve got. We’d love to see links to sites you have worked on or screenshots of your work.
AS/400 descended from S/38, but is not the same. In particular the System/38 architecture had capability-based addressing¹ — essentially, you can perform a particular kind of access if and only if your pointer contains the necessary permission.

¹Levy, Henry M. (1984). Capability-based computer systems. http://homes.cs.washington.edu/~levy/capabook/index.html Chapter 8 covers the IBM System/38.
Projectile is neat, but you don't need anything fancy to grep and find across the project. I just have a single binding to switch to an eshell, and running rgrep or find commands automatically pops up a hyperlinked buffer containing results. Having a shell function to cd to the project root helps too.
They actually do the right thing with a 301 redirect, and re-post to the new URL. I did a site wide http->https redirect, and surprisingly the IPN script continued to work.
Some websites, unfortunately for them, decided to forgo traditional logins and rely entirely on Facebook for user logins. As a result, they've been down the last 20 minutes.
Student Files Privacy Class Action Suit Against Facebook
Netizen Corp is hiring - web, mobile and Cyber security engineering professionals, especially military veterans and those with experience working for government agencies and healthcare organizations. All jobs are capable of being performed remotely (by U.S. residents) and there are more available than currently on the list below:

http://www.netizencorp.com/careers
Absolutely, but If no one could reliably aim their bombs, would they fire them?
Hahah, indeed! Same goes for FB APIs. But it applies to anybody who uses third-party APIs, no biggie.
Location: San Francisco
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Java, C#, Ruby on Rails, HTML/CSS, Java Script, MEAN, ASP.NET, Objective C, MSSQL, L/Unix
Resume: Upon Request
Email: jesnilshrestha04@hotmail.com
Facebook is up. They did not mention anything on their Twitter page.
Your === bar is breaking layout.

Maybe shorten it to 40 of 50 chars.
Seeking work.
Location: Nigeria
Remote (OK) or (and willing to travel)
contact: p.mbanugo@yahoo.com
LinkedIn: ng.linkedin.com/in/pmbanugo
I considered appplying but I don't meet the criteria of having at least one of SO, linkedin or twitter.
The world has a lot of momentum. Give it time.
Location: New York, NY
Remote: Yes, but would rather not
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Ruby, Node, Javascript (jQuery, Backbone, D3, Underscore), SQL, noSQL, Git, HTML5/CSS3, TDD, OOP
Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0vl2K1bHECdX0pqVFZWR1FBdlk/edit?usp=sharing
Email: dshamis317@gmail.com

I just completed General Assembly's Web Development Immersive program in New York (60+ hours per week of coursework for 12 weeks) and am excited about taking the next steps in my career as a developer. I'd love to chat further about opportunities in the community. Thanks!
InfoScout - San Francisco

Hiring full-time in SF (SOMA) for a master data architect and senior backend engineer

InfoScout is rapidly establishing the world’s largest and richest source of household purchases across all retailers. Our fun mobile apps provide incentives for consumers to snap pictures of every receipt. We then apply patent-pending technologies ranging from computer vision & crowdsourcing to fuzzy search & machine learning in order to transform the item-level purchase data into invaluable insights for brands, agencies & retailers

Master Data Architect posting: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/17834425

Senior Backend Engineer posting: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/17834446

Email dana@infoscoutinc.com
SEEKING WORK - Remote or San Luis Obispo/Santa Barbara, CA

* Ruby and JavaScript developer with focus on Data Visualization, d3.js, Backbone.js, Ruby on Rails

* Can work across the stack, decent eye for design, author of two popular jQuery plugins

* Have worked with startups, two YC companies, worked remotely, built many MVPs and live applications

==============

Recent projects:

* Fast growing, RoR based classifieds site for general aviation: http://www.PlaneBoard.com

* Building dashboards and managing data visualization, reporting for a hedge fund

* Misc visualizations in d3: http://www.bytemuse.com/post/open-high-low-close-chart-d3-js... http://www.bytemuse.com/post/k-means-clustering-visualizatio... http://www.bytemuse.com/post/centrally-located-us-state-capi... http://www.bytemuse.com/post/sochi-winter-olympics-medals-by... http://www.bytemuse.com/post/drought-historical-rainfall-cal...

=============

Email: cmpolis@gmail.com

Blog: http://www.bytemuse.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/chrispolis

Github: https://github.com/cmpolis

Stack Overflow: http://stackoverflow.com/users/238672/cmpolis
Nope. Still down at 12:28pm EST. I think they managed to get some regions working for a bit. And the beta site is working. But it still just shows the error page for me here on Time Warner Cable in NYC. Not too concerned as I don't use Facebook for anything critical.
Coinbase

San Francisco or remote

https://coinbase.com/

http://grnh.se/t4gehk # jobs page

Interested in helping build the future of currency and payments? Do you regularly run though brick walls on your way to success? Are you passionate about bitcoin and digital currency? If so, you've found the right place.

We're mostly using Ruby on Rails, with a touch of Sinatra, Java, Objective C, and Node.js for various projects. We're looking for:

Operations Engineer - lead the design and implementation of our highly scalable and secure backend infrastructure.

iOS/Android Engineers - add functionality to our existing mobile apps, and build entirely new apps.

Security Engineers - help design our architecture from the ground up, and work with our whitehat community to detect and fix new issues.

Integrations Engineer - work with our merchant partners such as Overstock.com, Dish, Expedia, Dell etc to integrate the Coinbase API. Involves some travel to work on-site with larger merchants.

Developer Advocate - work with our developer community to gather feedback, help with API questions, improve documentation, and attend meetups/hackathons.

Generalist Backend/Frontend Engineers - do you simply love building great products, or fast, scalable backend software? We're also looking for great engineers to work on our main Coinbase.com application.

Non-technical - read hacker news and dream of working at an exciting startup, but don't have any technical skills? We have plenty of other openings in BD, Fraud + Compliance, Recruiting - see our jobs page.
I do like these, however, I'd be very cautious about replacing such universal defaults as I am sure there are very specific reasons why these very shades where chosen.

I am quite certain hundreds of hours of testing went into picking these shaded given different monitors and devices available....in the 90's.
Contextly, San Francisco, CA; http://contextly.com

Our mission is to help publishers thrive in the age of drive-by readers, with tools that are good for readers, writers and publishers. Broadly speaking that means figuring out how to get good stories to the right readers.

We do this with content recommendations that don't suck and have no misleading content. Our recommendation technology marries editorial curation to very smart machine learning. We're a small team, but we've got great clients and we're growing.

We are looking to hire our first two local engineers, who will have significant impact on the product and the company.

* Infrastructure Engineer * Front-End/Web Developer
Here is what we think would make a good match:
As an infrastruture engineer, here are some skills that will likely lead to a good match:
* Python
* Experience with AWS
* Experience with both relational dbs and key-value stores
* Experience with application/service monitoring/logging
* CDNs/Caching/Memcache/Redis
* Demonstrated ability to build systems using these skills

As a designer/web developer, here are some skills that will likely lead to a good match:
* API use/design
* Javascript
* Mobile web experience
* Familiarity with publishing systems

Please tell us a bit about yourself and why you think this would be something you'd like to work on in a cover letter.
Email us at info@contextly.com.

All serious inquiries will get a response.
Quite nearly a billion daily active users, for a start.
For me, it sounds like: go and study anthropology/ethics. Would be better for everyone.
Still waiting on phase 2 of the audit, formal cryptanalysis. http://istruecryptauditedyet.com/
Yup, Tinder is not working for me.
Location: Boston
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Enthusiastically
Technologies: R, data modeling, experimentation, and visualization. Python (Flask). Javascript. Linux and shell scripting.
Resume: saharmassachi.com/resume
Email: sahar@vlwc.org

I'm looking for something worthy to join up with full-time. I'm founded an app startup, worked as a data scientist at Wikipedia, and organized consumers at an international corporate accountability NGO.

My interests are in undermining the power of unaccountable entrenched organizations, full-spectrum data science, and working in a genuine and friendly environment.
Do you tend to go shopping for a given product at the same kind of times/days? E.g. for me clothes shopping is on Saturday or Sunday.

Do you tend to go to certain physical locations or use a limited number of Web sites to buy from?

Just guessing.
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Definitely down for me. Good thing I don't have a FB account.