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== Barcelona, Spain -- Typeform -- Full time frontend engineer ==

Typeform looking for frontend developer to innovate forms on the web as we know it

Typeform is a startup in sunny Barcelona, creating the next generation of forms and surveys on the web. We are heavily focused on great UX with the user in mind and we’re now looking for the best frontend developers Barcelona and Spain has to offer us to help us build a scalable and maintainable frontend.

As a frontend engineer at Typeform, you would be responsible for creating and innovating on every cornerstone in the frontend platform at Typeform. This means you should be exceptional at writing Javascript (with Coffeescript) that works without any problems in the most popular browsers (at least IE8 and up!) but also HTML and CSS that works excellent for all our current and future users.

You should have a solid understanding of software architecture and design patterns. You should know OOP from the inside out and would be great if you have a great desire to innovate, learn about new technologies and also be ready to take a part in the building of the product.

== Currently, we use (but not limited to) the following technologies ==

* HTML and CSS (via LESS)

* JavaScript (via Coffeescript)

* PHP

== We have the following requirements for you as a developer ==

* Multiple years of experience with frontend development

* A strong will to learn more about the technologies you use

* Expert OOP programmer

* Experience in writing automated tests to ensure functionality and quality

* You love Git without any borders

* Making yourself understandable in the english language in a business situation (medium / high level of english)

* Know how to develop web application for cross-browser/device usage

* Good understanding of graphics programming

* You are a highly flexible individual that likes to take a pro-active role to innovate, learn and participate in a exciting startup, in a exciting city that plans to do great things

== If one or more items below matches you, you’re perfect! ==

* Expert in TDD or similar methodology

* Familarity in working Agile

* Degree in computer science

* Knowledge in PHP/nodeJS

* Good knowledge about UX

== Please fill in this questionnaire to apply for the job position ==

https://jobs.typeform.com/to/e7NNgU

== In case you haven’t heard of typeform yet… ==

http://web.appstorm.net/reviews/data-management/typeform-a-b...

http://www.genbeta.com/a-fondo/un-vistazo-a-typeform-la-revo...

http://www.webcreatorbox.com/webinfo/typeform-jpn/

if you have any questions, please email jobs@typeform.com or me directly at victor@typeform.com
Problems like these can be extremely annoying and very hard to resolve. Beyond what lutusp already said (get a lawyer) you're facing an uphill battle because law enforcement in the country where your perpetrator is located (Egypt) will likely not assign a very high priority to resolving your issue.

I ban 100's of people daily on my own website and have run in on multiple occasions to people who love nothing more than to ruin other people's lives online from the relative shelter of online anonymity.

Worse still, authorities usually don't lift a finger (unless there is child pornography involved or the victim is a politician or a relative of one) and if they do move it is at a glacial pace.

If you know who he is then a letter from a lawyer might help, if you only know IP addresses and a general location then you are facing a long and hard battle.

Going back through your server log might help you to figure out more information about this person, maybe he's made multiple accounts, maybe one of his aliases shows up in google allowing you to figure out more about him. Any work you can do prior to hiring the lawyer will likely result in some acceleration or maybe even prompt resolution.

The only reason this works is because there is an information asymmetry between you and your attacker, he knows all there is to know about you and you know nothing to very little about him.

As for your superiors, if they would act on anonymous complaints sent over the internet rather than have a good laugh at it then you should probably explain that anybody with an axe to grind can attack anybody else on the net in this way for no particular reason.

Best of luck with all this.
Eventually you can write shared functionality in pure Ruby.

RubyMotion 3.0 for Android is still in the early beta phase and it probably won't be publicly available before the end of the year (it's not been announced, but I've seen the beta and that's my guess).
pgbouncer is like having an nginx reverse proxy in front of your postgres connections.
Rinse - https://www.rinse.com - San Francisco, CA

Rinse is a technology-enabled dry cleaning and laundry delivery service. Our customers use a mobile app, our website, or SMS to schedule a delivery, and then we use sophisticated software and processes to 'level up' what is still mostly a pen-and-paper industry. We've been growing exponentially for a year now; if you live in SF and haven't heard of us, you will soon!

We're hiring a senior software developer to solve problems ranging from the capacitated vehicle routing problem to image processing to linux kiosks. We're primarily Django + Bootstrap.js with a healthy dose of Celery + Heroku + Ubuntu. Big bonus points if you have history in the industry!

We're also hiring a Customer Experience Specialist. No technical skills are necessary for this role, but you'll need well-developed empathy and solid written and verbal communication skills. We have absolutely stellar customer satisfaction and retention statistics, and we aim to keep it that way! If you want to join a rapidly-growing startup in San Francisco, but aren't an elite hacker, here's your chance!

If you have any questions about either of these roles, please do not hesitate to email me directly at sam <at> rinse.com
I beg to differ. IMHO package management in Debian and derivatives is nothing short of brilliant. If a security issue arises in a library, or a new feature is implemented, you update it and all of the software using that library will benefit.

OTOH it would be great if apt could automatically take advantage of btrfs snapshots to better ensure atomic updates, or to allow rolling back from updates that might break something. This would be much better than just choosing a different kernel at boot.
Wasn't it the mere allegation of doing that that got MS in legal hot water back in the day?

I mean it is Apples platform and they can crash and burn it as much as they want, it is just interesting.
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Location: Charleston, SC

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, Objective-C, Swift, C#

Background: I have two B.S. degrees in CS, one for Network Security, another for Software Development. I worked for two years as a network security analyst and a
year so far as a web/hybrid mobile developer. I am now
looking for full time software work preferably for iOS
development.

Email: hello (at) jakejohnson (dot) me
That tells me, that there are at least 8 cities: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_taxes_in_the_United_State...
As it wasn’t immediately obvious to me: You can click on parts of the gain/frequency line to fix points and individually move points, causing the gain/frequency function to be not just constant but an interpolation through these points.
Self driving car = best of both worlds
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Have you looked at the usage guides for the various plugins [1][2]?

[1] https://github.com/jberkel/android-plugin/wiki/getting-start...
[2] https://github.com/pfn/android-sdk-plugin#usage
Senior Backend Engineer - Fanout (http://fanout.io) - Mountain View

Fanout makes it easy to build realtime applications and APIs.

We operate a distributed cloud service for delivering data in realtime via a variety of transport mechanisms: REST, HTTP streaming, WebSockets, Webhooks, XMPP. Useful for creating applications like chat, sports updates, stock tickers, games, and collaborative applications.

You're a backend engineer who is passionate about realtime technologies, network protocols, and open standards. You hate silos and walled gardens. You have opinions about when to use event-driven vs threaded programming patterns. You lie awake at night thinking about how to optimize out network round trips. You might even know assembly language, or did in a past life.

Also, our code is almost entirely open source! You should think that's pretty incredible.

http://fanout.io/open/

Important pieces of our stack: C++ & Python/Django, ZeroMQ, Mongrel2, Redis.

Your job:

- Help us build out and scale our distributed cloud service.

- Squeeze the most value out of our servers.

- Make the service bulletproof.

- Gloat about how you get paid to code publicly on GitHub.

Email: info@fanout.io
San Francisco, CA Mixpanel (YCS09; http://mixpanel.com) is the most advanced advanced analytics platform ever for web & mobile applications.

Mixpanel is profitable, with thousands of customers and millions in monthly revenue.

ENGINEERING CULTURE

Our engineering culture:

* We do very thorough, line-by-line code reviews using GitHub pull requests. This keeps our code quality high and helps us learn.
* We try to have two people work together on every project (collaborating, not pairing). It's more fun and it results in better code.
* We practice rapid iteration. If it's better than live, we ship. We also build things so they can go live (whitelisted) long before launch day.
* We write tests for things that are mission-critical, prone to failure, or cause paranoia. Think billing and datastore code, not Django views.
* We care about learning. Right now we're reading through Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment.
* We currently have 9 vim users, 2 IntelliJ, and 1 emacs holdout.

ENGINEERING POSITIONS

We have two types of engineering positions available - systems and product. Both of these positions require you to be able to work in San Francisco, CA.

Systems engineers build and scale our infrastructure, and write mostly C, C++, and Python. We are working on a number of new products right now with serious infrastructure challenges and we need more people with great depth to help us solve them. This position requires at least 5 years of experience.

Responsibilities of this role include:

* Working on our custom datastore (written from the ground up in C)
* Scaling the data processing pipeline (currently handling > 50K requests per second)
* Building notification delivery infrastructure (currently sending > 100M emails & push notifications per month)
* General improvements to performance, reliability, and security
* Work with the rest of the engineering team to design, build, deploy, and maintain systems

If you're interested in a more full-stack role, check out the Product engineer position: http://boards.greenhouse.io/mixpanel/jobs/7910

--

The engineering team is still small (14), and there's a lot of interesting stuff to do. Happy to talk details.

If you're interested, drop me a line - tim@mixpanel.com.
Location: Portland, Maine

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: PHP, Java, Python, SQL, Apache, Linux, etc

Email: Steve dot Northup at the gmail

Currently do all sorts of consulting and contracting jobs in technology. Would consider a full time gig if it fit. Also relatively new to the Portland area, so interested in chatting with just about anyone in a tech or entrepreneurial setting.
The current packaging systems has problems. You cannot install just any version of any application on your system, but a lot of people want that.

A nice example is games. You want to install a game on your system without working around the package manager. That was very hard to do if you weren't on the distro that the game was build for. For instance, if the game was just released, there was little chance it would work on Debian stable...

Steam has solved this problem by using their own package manager and their own set of 'approved' libraries that other games must link to. Steam always ships with the set of 'approved' libraries, just so that it can side-step the libraries on your system.

The same is true if you want to build a piece of software that seems to be incompatible with your system: it needs a different GCC, it might need a different version of Gnome libraries.

Also, disk images aren't as simple as you make it seem. If you have a system and want to upgrade one of your applications (but leave the rest as they are!), you aren't going to like the current package management tools.

These kinds of problems happen often for a lot of people and a solution is highly appreciated. That said, the solution in the article probably isn't the best.
InterMine - Cambridge, UK or remote.

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http://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/jobs/software-developer-intermine

InterMine (http://www.intermine.org) is the leading open-source data-warehouse for the life-sciences.

Do you want to create open-source software that makes a difference, using cutting-edge tools? InterMine is looking for a software developer to help create powerful, attractive, user friendly data mining tools to search and display biological data.

InterMine is a major life-sciences data-warehouse project, dealing with interesting, data-centred problems. We bring the mass of data generated by genomics researchers together and make it accessible to researchers. We aren't all scientists ourselves, but we work closely with them. We need you to help us develop a great user experience for interacting with complex and dynamic data models.

You:

* Have a track record of getting things done with the web.

* Are enthusiastic about open-source development

* Care about visual design and user experience

* Care equally about code quality and test coverage.

* Ideally can show us something you are proud of (on
GitHub if possible)

We:

* Use the best tools for the job - we have code written
in Java, Clojure, Python, CoffeeScript, and we are always able
to decide on our tech stack.

* Develop in the open on GitHub - all our code is open source:
http://www.github.com/intermine

* Use modern dev-ops tools including Travis and Dokku.

* Are writing a new, extremely flexible data-analysis platform
in Clojure, Coffeescript, Angular and React.

* Are a small, friendly team, working closely with a network of
collaborators and research partners.

Cambridge is a great place to live, and the University of Cambridge
is a great place to work. You will get a competitive salary,
very generous leave and pension, as well as other benefits such
as flexible working and tax-relief on bikes and child-care. If you
can't relocate, we can discuss remote working.

For more information see:
http://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/jobs/software-developer-intermine
San Francisco - Planet Labs - INTERN/REMOTE/VISA all OK

At Planet Labs we create and manage a constellation of 3U cubesats (30x10x10 cm) with the goal of imaging the entire Earth, every day. As an engineer, you can touch on spacecraft design, optics, communications, image processing, operations/optimization, GIS, and a bunch more. I'm a EE and I'm currently working on groundstation hardware, but there is a lot of work to go around that will push you beyond just web development.

Come build real hardware that will then be sent to space! https://www.planet.com/join-our-team/

Feel free to reach out to me directly: patrick@ you can guess the domain.
If you want to use sync commits, you need a minimum of three servers.

Think about what happens if you only have two machines. If the standby goes down, then it's impossible for data to be protected if the master also goes down.
HAMMER has great potential... but its utterly devoid of the momentum required to be anything but a toy at this stage. I am a huge fan of where the developers want to take HAMMER, but I can't run it on any of my hardware to help so I'm just stuck waiting to see progress.
Location: NYC | Long Island, New York

Remote: Yes

Willing to Relocate: Yes, depending on location

Technologies: Python (Django, Flask), Bash, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Processing, Java

Resume: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bwagfa9ahgp0SkJlRjNra3NkQkk/...

email: please see resume

Currently working in IT, but looking to move to a developer position. I'm bilingual in Spanish and English and consider myself an honest & sociable person. Feel free to contact me even if you just want to keep in touch.
AdRoll - San Francisco

If you like Python (or C or D or Erlang) and petabytes of data, this is your dream job. AdRoll is one of the fastest growing adtech company, already producing $100M+ in revenue with a small engineering team.

Analytics is so critical to us that a large part of the stack, including our high-performance, in-memory data backend, is developed in-house in Python (Numba), Erlang, and C. Read more here

http://tuulos.github.io/pydata-2014/

http://tuulos.github.io/sf-python-meetup-sep-2013/

I'm happy to tell you more by email (ville.tuulos@adroll.com) or over coffee in SF.

PS. We are also hiring Javascript engineers! And, btw, we write our own convex optimizers, if machine learning is close to your heart - ping me for more info.
Location: Roorkee, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Ruby, CoffeeScript, Javascript, PHP,

Bash scripting, MySQL, ElasticSearch, Git, Vim, Linux

Email: hackpravj@gmail.com

I'm a Student Developer and looking for an Internship.

Here is my GitHub profile : https://github.com/pravj

here is my portfolio https://pravj.github.io

I'm interested in CLI's, API's, data science/analysis and Web Development.
No, because it can only be installed on jailbroken iPhones. Even worse, it's done by ignoring the package signature, which is a terrible idea.
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Depends what you categorise as writing. Sure, few of us are successful authors or journalists, but many solicitors, doctors and business people are probably largely authors of works in their own right. It just generally doesn't pay to be a writer for writings sake.

On the other hand very few people outwith programmers would benefit from that level of programming ability, nevermind that many would argue very few programmers should actually categorize themselves as engineers.
Tradewave — https://tradewave.net — London

We're building an algorithmic trading platform for cryptocurrencies. You write your trading strategy in Python, backtest it against our historical data, then run it live on any of the major exchanges. All in the browser.

Come and experience what it's like to be in on the ground floor at a promising tech startup. We're only a few months old, backed up some of the best investors in the crypto space, and already generating revenue.

More information: https://tradewave.net/jobs (Note: The job description is for NYC, but we're relocating to London)
SEEKING WORK

Location: Mexico City, Mexico

Remote: Yes, I'd prefer remote work

Willing to relocate: No (I've just relocated from Costa Rica to Mexico)

Technologies: Xojo (Real Basic), Ruby, C, PHP, shell scripting. Currently working on adding AngularJS and Javascript to this set (with others to follow).

Resume: http://linkd.in/Rawh7G

Email: andres.cabezas@domador.net

I've most recently worked as a self-employed developer and as an IT consultant, but would love to join a startup or an established company. I've worked primarily as a desktop software developer, but am currently retooling to strengthen my web development skills using currently popular frameworks. (I'm currently creating a project with an AngularJS / jQuery / Javascript front end and a Slim / PHP / MySQL back end.)
Fight fire with fire. Find an altruistic hacker to hunt him down and make his life uncomfortable.
SEEKING WORK: remote

Location: Bangalore, India

I have more than 6 years of web programming in Django, Flask; I can build MVP and prototypes; Worked on many products from scratch.

technology stack: Python, PostgreSQL, Django,Go, Openstack, Bootstrap, Git,Nginx, HAProxy, Docker.

github: https://github.com/shabinesh

LinkedIn: http://in.linkedin.com/in/shabinesh

Blog: http://thepedestrian.in (moving to a new server, hence incomplete)

Email: shabi (at) fossix.org
he's assuming from when the tool was released. The exploit was in the wild for much longer.
SEEKING WORK

Contract developer in Portland, Maine. I have done all sorts of projects from automated healthcare surveys to financial trading platforms to food recall accountability. I specialize in coming on to an already existent technology team when the workload is temporarily ramped up. I also have worked with people with no tech knowledge about where to start when they have an idea.

Contact me at:
steve dot northup at the gmail.
I imagine that even using the FFT and not the "normal" DFT, signals processing done in browser is slow for a lot of people.
Investor Pavel Curda Dumped by Euro Accelerators After Sleazy Emails
I thought that too and here in Germany I'm very certain that's the case if you are selling to individuals. However when looking at the sales pages of JetBrains[1] (a czech company) they do not include VAT even for the individual developers version (which is explicitly not available to companies) so it might be that only national law applies (EU is difficult ;) )

http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/choose_edition.jsp?license...
In general Android needs a permission fix - it should be possible to deny any app the permissions it requests in such a way that it cannot detect that they have been turned of (and for the user to enable/disable them as it wants). An app that has been denied internet privileges would find that it suddenly can't get a connection no matter when it tries, an app looking into the contacts would find them containing only those it has added or random contacts, etc.

I have been waiting for years for this feature, I can't believe Google hasn't introduced it.
Not very. We don't know if they contacted Apple. However from my knowledge Apple doesn't offer bug bounty or often respond to security notifications.
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Hi, thank you for the reply!

"there is no limit to absorption if you don't make one" -excellent suggestion

I cheked out "Stay Focused", very useful extension!