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Robinhood -- https://www.robinhood.com -- Palo Alto, CA (careers@robinhood.com)

Robinhood started with a simple idea: using technology, we can re-think the way financial services operate. We cut out the fat that makes other financial services costly — legacy technology, hundreds of storefront locations, and paper-based accounting. And as a result, we radically reduce costs.
Our team members have a diverse set of academic and industry experiences from Stanford, MIT, Caltech, Pixar, Oracle, ETrade, Bungie and Facebook.

* iOS Engineer - We’re looking for an experienced iOS engineer to help build the Robinhood iOS app, for both iPhone and iPad. This is truly a next-generation trading app that takes advantage of all the newest iOS 7 and 8 features, while featuring a highly custom UI.

* Web Engineer - We are seeking an experienced frontend web engineer to help build the Robinhood web app, for both desktop and mobile. The product features real-time, live-updating data and context-dependent interfaces, so you’ll be building a very rich client-side web application.

* Backend Engineer - Robinhood is looking for an experienced backend engineer to help build our brokerage web API. This includes systems such as market data, trading, accounting, authentication, and security. An ideal candidate would have previous experience designing RESTful APIs and the backend systems that implement them.

* Release Engineer - Robinhood is looking for an experienced release engineer to develop systems and processes to deploy and monitor our brokerage software. Technologies that we use include AWS, SaltStack, Python, Django, Redis, and PostgreSQL. An ideal candidate would have several years of experience with most or all of these technologies at a world-class engineering organization.

Please send all inquiries/resumes to careers@robinhood.com

Robinhood Markets, Inc and its affiliates are equal opportunity employers.
And typically $300 converts to £300 which is even worse.
Location: Germany
Remote: Good to have
Willing to relocate: In/around Berlin, yes. Otherwise, depends on the offer.
Technologies: Javascript (frontend and serverside), C++, Qt, browser APIs, MongoDB (more in the CV)

Resume: http://adityabhatt.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/mycv.pdf

Email: aditya@bhatts.org

Looking for companies that write technologically interesting software. If you are writing a collaborative text editing system, for example. I have deep knowledge of the quirks and features of modern browser APIs.

I am a generalist and most of my work is reviewable and open source, some of which is on Github [1]. I do not marry myself to a specific framework or stack, but currently use Javascript primarily. I can occasionally do the long hours stretch but prefer a good work-like balance and enjoy my time off. I can work without ego issues and with a cool head.

I have a bunch of good experience in designing document editing systems from scratch, and have special experience in writing eventually consistent collaborative editing tools using OT, being one of the primary developers of WebODF [2].

I can write a rich collaborative editing engine for you, but cannot properly live-code in a collabedit interview session due to performance anxiety - writing software should be a craft and not a stage show. If you can understand that and trust my open source experience, email me and we can talk.

[1] http://github.com/adityab [2] http://webodf.org/
Individual states can't tax interstate commerce, that's the job of the feds. Actually, they can if they have a presence in both states - they can only tax a business that has a physical presence in that state. It isn't broken, it is part of the [inferred] Constitution. The idea is to not place burdens on interstate commerce. Without it the states would be free to give their state preference in commerce - to tax commerce interstate at a high rate so nobody wants to engage in interstate commerce.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dormant_Commerce_Clause

"The central rationale for the rule against discrimination is to prohibit state or municipal laws whose object is local economic protectionism, laws that would excite those jealousies and retaliatory measures the Constitution was designed to prevent"
Loc: Staffordshire/West Midlands, UK

Remote: Yes

Relocate: Yes

Tech: .NET stack, some Python (Django/Flask)

CV: On request.

email: m.kemp2910@gmail.com
¿Do you know any page with a collection of his predictions? Some kind of "The Stallman Prophecies"
Great list Hayden, thanks.

Just had a brainstorm on others inclusions, though they may be too much.

You could add some these in the future:- convertible notes, options, employee pools, Debt v Equity Funding, down round, acqui-hire, dead pool, IPO, Startup Curve
I'm suggesting the difference is between:

A: listen for X
B: listen for X
B: execute after A

and

A: listen for X
B: listen for Y
lesspipe [0] might fix your problem to some part.

[0] http://www-zeuthen.desy.de/~friebel/unix/lesspipe.html
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

Freelance iOS and full-stack developer, based in Amsterdam. http://iandundas.co.uk/hire

I've worked with a wide range of iOS frameworks and thus have a broad experience (worked on 14 apps to-date).

Currently enjoying digging into functional reactive programming via ReactiveCocoa and, of course, practising Swift.

I can travel to wherever you are in the world to meet and kickoff, though I prefer working remotely for long term projects.

Rate: $3500/week, negotiable.
contact at iandundas .co.uk
Location: Philippines

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python, Scala

Resume / Blog / Website: http://www.summarizerman.com/

Email: jolo@jpbalb.in

Interested in NLP / Machine Learning.

To show a work of mine, I created an open sourced automatic summarization algorithm called TextTeaser (http://www.textteaser.com/).
How should we deal with colors matching
http://4-designer.com/2014/08/how-should-we-deal-with-colors-matching
> still issues with non unicode chars sometime

What's a non-Unicode character, and where would you find one? Do you mean the crazy private use characters used to make fancy Vim status lines, or something else?
The Effects of Common Rock Font in the Game
I didn't explain myself clearly.

What I mean is that at this stage, the direction of the project is pretty much set, and there's not a lot of effective pull made in other directions. A lot of the folks who were bringing some balance have simply left.

There are indeed still tremendously smart and innovative folks in this community. Not a lot of people questioning what "the Drupal way" should be though.
Location: Cagliari Area, Italy

Remote: Yes (International OK)

Willing to relocate: Maybe, but the offer would have to be very good

Technologies: QA/Process management, HTML/CSS/JS, Web Accessibility, Responsive/Mobile first, beginner in Node and Angular but very excited about them

Resume: [full: http://it.linkedin.com/in/williamghelfi]

TL;DR:

------

- HTML, CSS: Grand Master

- JS: Improving Journeyman

- Creativity: Pablo Picasso

- UX Design: Architect

- Graphic Design: n/a

- DevOps: Journeyman

- Problem Solving: Mr. Wolf

Longer story:

-------------

Born, growing up.

Multi-faceted web developer, able to effectively communicate at every level from the CEO to the young intern, and with every specialist from the graphic designer to the backend developer.

My top specialization is in UX – but not graphic – design, which I just can't think of without a Mobile First approach.
I'm also a natural born catalyst when it comes to good ideas and the next tech trends, bringing a creative and focused drive to the table of every team I've been part of.

Always in the process of learning the next skill. Excellent command of written English, professional work proficiency in spoken English.

Able to seamlessly switch from being a team manager to becoming yet another dev in another team, and working 110% in either situation for the common goal.

Blog: http://www.williamghelfi.com

Email: william@williamghelfi.com

Author of Bootstrap In Practice: http://www.williamghelfi.com/bootstrap-in-practice
I have another suggestion: narrow down your target audience. I don't think "every entrepreneur" needs to know these; "every tech entrepreneur" or "every startup entrepreneur" would be more accurate.

Thanks for this list!
Apple patches 'Find My iPhone' exploit
You: need someone with Ruby on Rails or Erlang skills. I also actually enjoy working in C, but it's seldom easy to justify doing so. I've been doing the web thing for nearly 15 years, so I understand it fairly well, and have worked with a bunch of other languages like Tcl, Python, PHP, Perl, Java, Javascript and so on.

Me: US citizen currently in Italy, relocating to Boulder or Ft. Collins, Colorado at some point over the next year.

My wife, just in case anyone has any contacts/connections/knowledge: Phd in biochemistry and interested in getting a foot in the door doing proteomics/protein purification/mass spectometry in industry. There are a bundle of Rails jobs in Colorado, so I'm not too worried about my own prospects, but if I helped her find something, I would be extremely happy.

You can write to davidw@dedasys.com
Shortcut (www.shortcutapp.com) London, San Francisco - Ruby / Android / iOS

Hi I'm Buf, one of the founders at Shortcut. Shortcut is all about making live event concessions better. $50B goes through concessions every year. No one knows who spends this money. We want to give this data to the venue while at the same time make life easier for the attendee.

Shortcut is founded by early employees of Eventbrite and Uber. We allow attendees at live events to order food/drink/merchandise from their phone. They can then have it delivered to them or pick it up via a fast lane.

We have just completed the Techstars program and raised a seed round (which is not public until late September).

This is mainly a Rails job, but there would be portions of Android / iOS once in a while.

Tasks:

* Lead by example – by writing good code, talking about good code, and then drinking beers with the team to celebrate all the good code everyone wrote
* Design and development of new product features and enhancements
* Know what technologies are out there in case you need to use them
* Periodically teach your co-workers all the great stuff you learned via tech talks, brown bags, blogs or open source

Requirements:

* You ideally have Ruby on Rails experience with at least working knowledge of Android.
* You want to work in a startup (a.k.a. a place that works hard and plays hard)
* You feel comforted when you write a good unit test
* You must have a Bachelor’s knowledge level of computer science via education or experience
* You know when to use Postgres/Mysql vs Mongodb/Redis
* You understand the full stack (servers, RoR, javascript/css/html)

Shoot me an email at buford@shortcutapp.com
Des Moines, IA | Relocation: Yes | Full Time

Fullstack developer - Ideally looking to work more on the backend but I am flexible.

Backend: Node.js, Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB. PHP (Haven't done anything interesting in PHP in well over a year) - Laravel & CI. Recently started learning Go. Some Java.

Frontend: JavaScript [angular, backbone, jQuery, etc], grunt, bower, SASS (or LESS)

Other: Very comfortable in *nix, bash scripting, nginx/apache, and general server/database administration. I've briefly used both vagrant and docker.

Me: I graduated in May with a degree in biology. Why? I thought I wanted to be a doctor. I've been programming since I was nine or ten years old, I first started using GWBASIC on my dad's IBM 286. I've tinkered with a lot of languages since then. After deciding against pursuing med school at the beginning of my junior year I became the technical co-founder of a healthcare technology company focused on streamlining consumer product distribution. Now I'm looking for a position where I can work on difficult problems with people smarter than myself who I will be able to learn from.

Email: hn at njohnson.me (If you visit my site be warned, it means it when it says BETA.)
Evidence of what?

You can see the admissions essay requirements on the linked page.
> Bandwidth is more expensive over here

Do you have a source for that? According to this [1] Europe has by far the cheapest bandwidth in the world

[1] http://blog.cloudflare.com/the-relative-cost-of-bandwidth-around-the-world
Google Docs was built before HTML5 was a thing. Second, lots of companies switched to Docs without being able to switch to a modern browser, so they're stuck with Flash for proper visualisations like that - and Google can't just drop support without losing enterprise customers.
For a system I'm using a lot, I want the configurability of Gentoo. But if I'm working on a temporary machine, Ubuntu is fine. Honestly which distribution is not very important unless you're developing parts of the actual system. Just use what works for you.
I don't think it is that bad.
In high school there are things like creative writing. University can be way worse. In some majors like business studies original thinking gets punished systematically.
Well, I did my best to desribe how this is different from a copy editor. But it looks like it wasn't enough.
iRobot (http://www.irobot.com) - Bedford, MA (just outside of Boston, MA) and Pasadena, CA

Looking for great work-life balance at a job where you can say "I can't find my keyboard under all these robots!" ? Want a place with half-day Fridays during the summer so you can get to the beach on a Friday afternoon? Then iRobot might be the place for you.

We blend cutting-edge research and practical engineering to build useful and affordable robots.

We're looking for smart engineers who are easy to work with. You should probably think robots are cool, but a robotics background is NOT required. (I had no robotics background when I started at iRobot.)

iRobot is looking for software engineers and mechanical engineers.

Here are a few of our 20+ job openings:

* Embedded software engineers: We're hiring for "big embedded" (C++, Linux, and big cpus) and "small embedded" (C, bare-metal, small cpus). If you have good OO skills (C++, Java, etc.) but no "embedded" background that's okay too - shoot me an email and we'll chat.

* Software engineers for vision, navigation, and mapping

* Test engineers

* Mechanical engineers

* IT engineers

* UX/UI engineers

Check our jobs site for all positions: http://www.irobot.com/us/Company/Careers.aspx

Email me directly if you'd like to know more: csvec@irobot.com

Please email even if you're not sure if you're a match; I'm always happy to talk to other HN'ers!

PS: We have hired people from these "Who is hiring?" posts, thanks to HN for this service/forum!
Vessel - Video Focused Venture Backed By Benchmark, Greylock and Bezos Expeditions (San Francisco, CA - Full-time No Remote)

We’ve been busy building a service whose mission is to delight consumers and content creators alike.

Our founders, former founding CEO and CTO of Hulu, Jason Kilar and Richard Tom, have assembled a unique and talented team, with strong experience building and innovating at places like Hulu, Netflix and Amazon. As a team, we are unusually passionate about the intersection of media and technology; we see an opportunity to improve media, particularly next generation video.

We're looking for strong developers who love to code in a variety of languages (Python, Node.js, React, Coffeescript to name a few) tackling every portion of the stack. If this sounds like you, learn more at http://www.vessel.com/careers or email careers@vessel.com
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

Location: Michigan, US

I specialize in helping people out with their Stripe implementations (I literally wrote the book on the subject[1]). I'm also very interested in solving your unique backend and systems problems. Recently I've helped a company port their system to PaaS systems like Heroku and CloudFoundry and guided another client through the ins and outs of building a Docker image for their Rails app.

Please get in touch, either through my contact page[2] or by email: hi@petekeen.net

[1]: https://www.petekeen.net/mastering-modern-payments

[2]: https://www.petekeen.net/consulting
Pretty much every bitcoin company out there. There's close to a quarter billion dollars of VC funding pouring in and it's very much a global phenomenon in every continent. A lot of reputable companies, two of which have had $150m valuations (the first two on the following list) earlier this year.

e.g. Coinbase, Bitpay, Circle, Blockchain.info.

Mostly engineering, backend, frontend, web & native apps, a fair bit of security and UX, too.

Check out coinality.com for example for lots of jobs, lots of stuff on Angel List too.
Location: France

Remote: Yes

Language: French, English

Mail: throw.away.jules@gmail.com

Frontend: Javascript (Angular - Backbone - jQuery), CSS, HTML

Backend: PHP (Symfony2), Node

I like to build complex applications, if you're looking for someone to move a destkop application to a webapp, i'm the person you need in your team. Best.
That still makes car surprisingly expensive when compared to motorcycles. When I recently sold my 14 year old motorcycle (also in Finland), I calculated the TCO at 30 Euro cents per kilometer.

Of course, the fact that a lot of the driving had been in east Europe, Russia, etc. is a factor in fuel costs.

Then again, the motorcycles are generally usable only for 5-6 months of a year in Finland.
The price is the same in the French store, it is even more expensive (2525€) in the Belgian, Dutch, Italian or Spanish stores.
Email List-Building from the Experts: How to Grow a Massive Email List
Location: London

Remote: Good to have

Willing to relocate: No

Looking for work in interesting companies that need help with their marketing (growth stage), data (what they can do with it) and business (models and revenue streams).

I am a Creative Strategist helping companies to grow and connect better with their customers. This is done in a variety of different ways from helping companies understand what they can do with their data to setting up partnerships to branding strategy to business modelling and so on...

This week I'm working with Amnesty International running a social media marketing campaign for them gathering opinions on internet rights and digital censorship. I'm also an advisor/mentor to startups at the University of Oxford, at the Launchpad labs incubator and for several charities. I also help to organise different hackathons so my network is quite diverse and whilst I'm in a marketing and business strategy role, I have a tech background in Computer Science, Bioinformatics, Statistics and data.

Resume: uk.linkedin.com/in/jameslethem/

Email: j.d.lethem@gmail.com
My issue lies with the content weight on hacker news - a lot of posts require 3 mins+ to read and grok, potentially explore related concepts/sites, and maybe even try out a product. I'd say about 50% of the posts on HN interest me enough to warrant this kind of attention. Then of course you have to read the comments ;) This can eat away a serious amount of time!

It also doesn't help that this time can be labelled as "productive" in my mind (as opposed to Facebook etc), when in reality there are more productive things to be doing in these moments.
Location: Charleston, SC

Remote: Yes

Relocate: Absolutey.

Technologies: Java (Spring, Hibernate, the usual), Scala (Play), Javascript (Backbone, jQuery, everything including the kitchen sink), web front-end

Resume: Email me

Email (Base 64): Z3JuZ3JuMjJAZ21haWwuY29t
I believe the spirit of the license was not changed. The spirit was spelled out by fsf and rms very well in things like the free software definition, and faqs about the purpose of the license etc. Not disallowing tivoization was an oversight in the legal code which needed to be corrected for the spirit to remain what it had been. Linus thinks the spirit was in the exact legal code. That is more like "the letter of the license", not the spirit.

> I also don't want a future where all you can buy are locked-down devices, but is the GPL really the right venue to fight that battle?

Is it legal for software to defraud people, to act explicitly for ransom/extortion, or purposely kill people by stopping their medical devices? No. If it was, and it was happening a lot, I bet a copyright license that had something to say about that would be popular. Consumer owned devices which attempt to force people to use specific software for no technical reason, just so they can make more profit from the user, should be illegal outside of any copyright license. Until that happens, then yes gpl is one of the right venues.

> Isn't it better that they release locked-down hardware but contribute their code changes, so that if someone wants to make competing open hardware they can start with all the same driver & feature support in Linux?

Ya, right now it's that way, especially since they don't do a good job of locking things down and you can circumvent it on most phones. But it's not at all certain it will stay that way.
Kotlin, the Swift of Android
SEEKING WORK - Currently based in Cambridge/London UK. More than happy to relocate to EU cities.

Remote : YES

Full Stack Web Application developer with primary focus on front end development. Designed and developed many complex web applications dealing with varied domains from Bio-Tech Lab Management Systems to Smart Metering.

Technologies used: Java, C#, Python, AngularJS, Javascript, D3, jQuery, HTML5, CSS3, LESS, Bootstrap, PostgreSQL, T-SQL, Git, Grunt

Current Stack: AngularJS/UI Router based Single Page applications, D3 for visualisations, interacting via REST with Python and PostgreSQL backend.

Can provide references on demand.

CV: http://bit.ly/hn_jsdev

Contact details in CV.
Facebook Test Lets Users Search Old Posts by Keyword
I call it the "Apple pricing",where 1$ == 1€ .Why do businesses do that ? I'm pretty sure they'd ajust their pricing if 1€<1$.

I get that one needs to adjust with local regulations,the cost doing business,localisation,... but still 1$ != 1€. (a few years ago, 1€ ~= 1.50$ , so much that people just flew to USA to buy expensive Apple gear,and it was still cheaper than paying the € price).
Location: India

Remote: YES

Willing to relocate: NO

Technologies: PHP, Laravel with good knowledge of Design patterns, Good experience with GIT, Bootstrap, html, jquery, javascript.

Resume: ON request.

Email: bhargavdjoshi@gmail.com

Excellent in communicating in english language.
Location: London

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: For the right offer

Technologies: CTO / product leader. Background in Python and associated web frameworks. Particularly interested in data processing / machine learning.

Resume: http://techcitylabs.com/assets/Sims_Benjamin_CV.pdf

Email: jobs at the domain referred to above
Yohann Is an iPad Stand Jony Ive Could Be Proud Of
tmux is awesome indeed!
>That's also why they are legally a library.

Citation? I'm not aware of the IA having any special status.

A physical newspaper or book isn't a backup. It's a physical artifact that falls under first sale doctrine. The same doesn't apply to digital.