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Geocaching.com - Seattle, WA (Fremont) - Junior Sysadmin, Mobile Developer, Software Developer

http://www.geocaching.com/jobs/

We are the global headquarters for the game of Geocaching. Our apps and Geocaching.com website allow a global community of millions of people to join in a real-world treasure hunt.

Our mission (and yours should you choose to accept it) is to inspire and enable discovery, exploration and adventure. Basically, everyone’s job here is to enable millions of people to have fun outside.

Junior Sysadmin - (http://www.geocaching.com/jobs/?gnk=job&gni=8a8725d04bbefa8e...)
Your primary responsibility will be to provide the first line of support for Geocaching team members, which you can expect to represent around 30-40% of your workflow. This includes provisioning workstations for employees, conducting technology orientation sessions with new employees, managing printers and conference room equipment, and fielding miscellaneous support requests. The remainder of your job duties will focus on systems infrastructure projects. You’ll work alongside the other IT team members to help build and support our unique production and office infrastructure. This includes deployment, configuration, administration, and maintenance of windows and linux web/application servers, network and storage devices, databases, monitoring systems, backup systems, vmware environment, etc.

Mobile Developer - (http://www.geocaching.com/jobs/?gnk=job&gni=8a8725d04bde832c...)
We are seeking a skilled Mobile Developer to join the team that creates and maintains the suite of Geocaching apps for iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone. The team is currently using Swift to reimagine the way Geocaching is played on the iPhone. We’re seeking a developer who can quickly join in, come up-to-speed on the project and contribute to a growing team.

Software Developer - (http://www.geocaching.com/jobs/?gnk=job&gni=8a3218144a328e95...)
As a contributing member of our developer team, you will:
* Develop highly scalable and maintainable services and UI components
* Write code that is fully supportive of modern unit and integration test patterns
* Solve complex technical problems in a collaborative environment, providing guidance to others as appropriate
* Follow an agile software development methodology using Scrum or Kanban
* Adhere to the architectural design and patterns established by the team
* Understand how implementation decisions impact IT and performance on our infrastructure
* Interact with key stakeholders at all levels
* Proactively propose new technologies and/or practices
* Defend your area during NERF wars
SEEKING FREELANCER: Remote

Hedge Fund analtyics, algorithms, AI, Machine Learning

Languages: Tcl

http://cymetica.com

alexanderwestin@gmail.com
What if we had a git-versioned history of science?
You also need to verify that the binary you run is the same source code and be able to identify malware in source code that may be very well hidden. This isn't remotely practical and for even simple software.

The only practical solution I can see is proper sandboxing of applications so you don't need to trust them in the first place.
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"It’s also worth noting that ad networks often also don’t know that their ads are being used in this way."

So, ad networks don't know about a source that hits them with the 5% of the total throughput of Google's sites? Yeah right.
That HTTPS supposedly keeps out ads like this was one of Google's selling points for suggesting HTTPS to publishers. I was expecting this article to end with "and that is why all sites should be running HTTPS now".

5% is a lot. If HTTPS reduces this number to 1%, it might be worth the change.
Pinger - San Jose, CA - Full time on site

We're looking for an experienced Software Engineer for our backend web services team.
Responsibilities

Requirements

- Experience with SaaS model and/or high traffic web environments.

- Strong experience with PHP.

- Strong Sql/NoSql skills.

- 4+ years of relevant industry experience.

- BS or MS in Computer Science (or equivalent industry experience).

Highly Desired

- Enjoy Agile Software Development with Scrum.

- Good testing practices (unit, integration, system) with automation.

- PHP Commercial Framework experience (Symfony2, Laravel).

If you are interested, or have any questions, please email erik@pinger.com
If you want to try Emacs running in Chrome (using NaCL):

https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/naclports/builds/pe...

You have to go to chrome://flags/ and enable "Native Client" and restart Chrome.
I'd prefer no policy change over an increase in H1Bs. This is more of a "nothing is better than bad" situation in my view.

I may even go so far as to suggest that significantly increasing H1Bs could hurt general immigration policy. Companies would rather have more H1Bs than immigrants with the ability to defend their rights and the general population will see the damage caused by H1Bs (and with some well place propaganda) instead blame immigration. But this is a thought I have just thought and have not yet given full thought to.
Hey, I remember the .sony floppy driver bug on '90s Macs!

Wow. Such nostalgia.
2degrees is looking for a front-end developer to join our Agile team in Oxford, UK.

Full job details in this pdf: https://www.2degreesnetwork.com/files/uploads/careers/Front-...
Wasn't sure which reply to reply to, so I'll reply one level up. Everyone's more or less right about the conservation of matter argument here, but everyone commenting is missing the aquifers and they're the key. Aquifer water is pure and clean, lovely and ancient. It's trickled down into its cracks between rocks over thousands and millions of years.

When California growers tap into aquifers to grow their almond-beef-whatever, they're not using a renewable resource. They're using a very finite resource. The aquifers in CA are in real danger of tapping out. Why do we care?

1) it takes a huge amount of infrastructure to move around surface water

2) it takes a huge amount of infrastructure to clean surface water, whether we're just taking out the antibiotic residue and dirt and THC or desalinating

3) the cost of this transportation and purification infrastructure will dramatically impact where people can live and grow their food.

Moreover, aquifer depletion has some funky effects. Sinkholes in Florida that swallow houses come from aquifer depletion -- the ground there is riddled with holes that really need to full of water if you want to support weight [1]. Some lakes start draining if they're (somewhat unusually) geologically linked to a declining aquifer, like White Bear Lake in Minnesota [2]. Part of the culprit in MN is that people can drill wells and use up to 10,000 gallons per day without a permit. Switching to surface water is an option in the Midwest, and the municipalities mentioned in MN are thinking about switching to Mississippi river water. But in central California, what surface water are you going to use?

Last, for the self-interested, aquifer water often makes the best beers :)

[1] http://www.livescience.com/27659-florida-sinkhole.html
[2] http://www.minnpost.com/cityscape/2012/11/why-white-bear-lak...
Sourceforge was doing this on like day 3, so i'm not sure they fell that far?
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Nilas | https://www.nilas.com/ | San Francisco, CA (Mission) | Frontend (JS), Design, Backend (Systems+Ops)

Hi! We're Nilas (pronounced ny-las) and our team is building the next generation email platform, starting with beautiful APIs.

Developers depend on our APIs, so we have to be reliable, up all the time, and fast. We have more data for a single user than in most startups' entire database. That means big technical challenges to solve as we scale our fledgling distributed backend. We've also been working on a new email client, and we're looking for product designers and front-end engineer. We're using React, Flux, and a fork of Atom Shell. More here: http://www.nilas.com/blog/splitting-the-atom

== More about us ==

• Backend: Python, Flask, gevent, nginx, MySQL, AWS, and Debian.

• Frontend: Coffeescript, React, (Re)Flux, WebSQL, Atom Shell (NodeJS + Chromium)

• Like open source? Us too-- check it out: https://github.com/inboxapp

• We're 40% women on our team of 13 (12 engineers), including 1 of 2 cofounders. We want to make that number 50%.

• Our sunny Mission office is more lived-in than tidy. Think art studio, not corporate. Our team is more likely to end up in Yosemite or on a bike ride together than drinking at the latest startup event.

• We have a flexible vacation policy and value personal responsibility and ownership. Benefits include full health, dental, vision, commuter, and lunch at the office every day. Some remote work / work-from-home is OK too.

Apply at https://www.nilas.com/jobs and mention HN. We love it when candidates let us know what draws them to the job, and we encourage applications from women, LQBTQ folks, and people of diverse backgrounds.

Some recent press: http://techcrunch.com/2015/01/27/next-gen-email-platform-nil....
Today, we're pivoting. Major League Hacking is now Major League Packing: http://news.mlh.io/major-league-hacking-now-major-league-pac...
How does it handle rouge smells? What if an attacker tries to interfere using something like Febreze?
There's a campaign to keep California restaurants from bringing out water to drink because of excessive consumption.

Not April Fools though :-/
Portland, OR and San Francisco, CA; Remote OK for devops

Say Media is a platform for digital magazines. We are looking for programmers, UX, and devops.

We're not looking for proficiency in a particular language, just good engineers who enjoy learning. Our API layer is in python and our front end is angular. There are lots of other technologies sprinkled in as well.

We're growing our platform from 50MM pageviews to 500MM this year, so there are lots of fun projects and challenges. Say has a great culture and great work/life balance.

I'm not a recruiter, just a guy that works here. Check out http://www.saymedia.com/jobs or email me and I'll hand your resume to the right person (email in profile).
Arnia Software, Romania - Bucharest, Brasov, and REMOTE

We're the most ambitious software development company within Eastern EU region, and we're growing like crazy. Challenging projects, nicest people, great offices in Victory Sq in Bucharest. Besides, we do a lot of cool stuff - we contribute to half a dozen open source projects, and we operate #1 humor site in Romania.

Looking for top technical skills backed by strong academic background. Multiple positions available:

- C/C++ developers for RDBMS engine development

- Java developers for special-purpose (financial) query engine development

- Machine learning specialists with a focus on image processing

- Front-end developers (Javascript/TypeScript, jQuery, Angular, PureMVC)

- Test automation developers (Cucumber/Ruby)

- UI/UX designers

Please apply by sending your resume to careers@arnia.ro and mentioning [HN] in the email subject.
SEEKING WORK

Hey there, I'm Ivan and I live in Berlin.

Location: Berlin, Germany

Remote: yes, but if you are in Berlin we could also meet.

I can :

- help your developers with that stalled 2-months issue by working side-by-side with them ;

- help your business with suggestions that scale ;

- I can even help you, by interviewing the proper developer to replace me in the future :)

Anyway, If you need help and you are reading Hacker News, better call me. P.S. I get paid by the hour and I can work in your Berlin office if you need me there.

www.drinchev.com / drinchev@gmail.com
i assume u want to share ur experience but pre-2.0 ffos should be banned from review. couldnt u upgrade to v2.X and re-review?
Don't tempt physicists. Remember how it turned out last time with the semi-dead cat.
Location: Boston area, MA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Only for just the right job, family reasons

Technologies: (Professionally) C/C++, Scala, Java, Ruby on Rails (once), machine learning, Python with Scipy+Numpy, Coq, x86 assembly, kernel development; (Hobby) Haskell, probabilistic programming

Resume: http://il.linkedin.com/pub/eli-sennesh/b/126/412/en

Email: eligottlieb@gmail.com

About: I've just finished (more-or-less, you know how grad-shool is) my research MS in Computer Science at the Technion. I am extremely interested in interactive theorem proving, functional programming, low-level systems and embedded programming, probabilistic programming, and machine learning. I have both industrial and academic experience, and would very much like to work in a research or R&D-focused environment. The personal statement on my LinkedIn page and resume is no joke: I want to work somewhere ambitious. As in, if you think you can impress Peter Thiel or get a (3) (sweeping political or economic change in at least one country) on the Logarithmic Scale of Ambition, please contact me I want to work with you. If by some chance you are attempting to hit a (6) (change the basics of the human condition) or above on the Logarithmic Scale of Ambition, we need to talk ;-).

And if you don't appear on the Scale, well, you could still be doing something exciting, so let's talk anyway.
Location: Somerset, PA USA

Remote: Okay

Willing to relocate: Probably

Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Nodejs, AngularJS, MongoDB, SQL, Python

Résumé/CV: https://github.com/jrzimmerman
https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinrzimmerman

Email: justin.richard.zimmerman at gmail dot com
No April Fools: The top 10 IT fiascos of all time
Location: Los Angeles
Data Science
Law (ip)
Finance
2 apps in AppStore
Repeat after me: JS is not an ideal compilation target.

The sooner this idea dies, the sooner we can solve the actual problem of being locked to an insanely high level VM and calling it a platform -- while writing that platform with much more powerful tools that aren't available to anyone else.
Not sure if this is a joke or not.
HackTonight from HotelTonight

https://www.hoteltonight.com/2015/04/join-beta-hacktonight/
For being the people who created the internet their website is rather slow...
That's good to hear. As you can see if you follow the links above I've been ranting about this for a long time.

Do you have a source for that information?
Gee, thanks for that. Next time I'm scooping cooked rice out for dinner I would hope that the other occupants of the house have not used it as a spank paddle.
Typeform - Barcelona, Spain (full time positions on site)

We are a startup located in sunny Barcelona, looking for more people to expand our wonderful team. We are looking for people filling multiple positions, some of them are backend/frontend developers, content managers and QA engineers and more!

We are working on making forms easy and enjoyable to fill out. We already got what we need to grow the team, now we just need the right people.

You can see at a glance on what we are working on from our website but don't be afraid to ask if you have any questions. See it here: http://www.typeform.com/

Some of the things we are working on this very moment:

* Building a new API with Lotus (framework in Ruby) for creating forms dynamically

* Taking existing parts out of the system to be able to scale them independently

* Making the infrastructure more fault tolerant

If you are interested in working with any of these or just came up with some other ideas that you think would make filling out forms more awesome, don't hesitate to fill out the following form to apply: https://typeform.com/jobs

My personal email if you have any questions is victor@typeform.com
Payment Approved (paymentapproved.com) is hiring an IOS and an Android developer. Our offices are in downtown Austin, TX.

- IOS developer
More info: http://www.paymentapproved.com/ios-developer

- Android developer
More info: http://www.paymentapproved.com/android-developer

We're well-funded and offer competitive salaries, benefits, flexible hours and vacation policies.

No remote workers, no recruiters.
> It's easy if your browser has Object.keys

Most browsers can do a for..in. At least for me there is no browser in existence that I care about that doesn't have that :)

> nobody has mucked around with Object.prototype

That's just what object.hasOwnProperty(key) is for. An annoying extra check but not a big deal.

> As for the ease of testing if something is an array, figuring out if something is an array is relatively easy but array like objects like arguments and domlist are where length checking comes from.

There is an incredibly limited list; I'd just check for those few items instead of relying on a property existing that other objects could use but I digress.
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Diffbot - Palo Alto, CA

We make the web understandable to machines.

Checkout our recent Techcrunch coverage: http://techcrunch.com/2015/03/31/diffbot-discussions-api/

And see the technology applied to this very comment thread:

http://www.diffbot.com/testdrive/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fnews.yco...

If interested, please send an email to introduce yourself to the team at jobs@diffbot.com
Multiple Openings @ Accenture... live close to an airport and you are good to go:

Architecture Excellence Consultant
Architecture Excellence Manager
IIOT Tech Arch Analyst
IIOT Tech Arch Consultant
IIOT Tech Arch Manager
Wearables Technology Developer
Wearables Technology Manager

Accenture is (obviously) not a startup, but my small team acts like a startup in many ways. We are pioneers within the firm in the areas of lightweight architectures and modern web frameworks. My group utilizes tech like Node.js, angular, backbone/marionette, scala, akka, etc. We are doing some seriously cool things at scale.

Upside: live wherever you want and make good salary. Learn a ton.
Downside: Typical week is Monday - Thursday travel. The travel isn't for everyone. It has been great for me. (Two international assignments, free first-class honeymoon from the points)

If you'd like a referral, or have questions hit me up at chad.mott AT accenture.com.
Does this still applies to MongoDB 3.0? since it seems to be a rewrite with a new storage engine [1].

[1] http://www.mongodb.com/blog/post/announcing-mongodb-30
I think I will wait a day or two, hoping the seriously annoying pop-over is gone on April 2.
DriverDo - Lawrence, KS - FULL TIME

– Full stack web developer
You will have the ability to influence our product and own the development of our web front end. We are starting out and moving quickly. We are exploring a move to a modern front-end framework such as Backbone, React or Angular and you will have input in helping us drive the decision

– iOS developer
We need an iOS developer to take over the app from our overseas developers. We need a developer who is well versed in iOS best practices and is able to implement complex UI/UX design and animation. You will own the project and influence the design and direction our mobile apps take along with our Android and web developers.

www.driverdo.com

Send information to careers@driverdo.com or contact me directly at camron.flanders@driverdo.com
Progistix Worldwide (https://www.progistixworldwide.com) - NYC, New York

At Progistix, we are building an innovative, nimble product to tackle the tired challenges of moving food across the country. Progistix is new but our team is not. We are adding to a group of seasoned, successful technology and industry vets. And though we are still a growing start-up, we’ve got big company resources. That means you’ve got the freedom to think big and the time to experiment on a large scale.

We are looking for:

- Lead Frontend Engineer (HTML/CSS/JS)

- Lead Backend Engineer (Python/Flask)

- iOS Engineer

Check out our job descriptions and get in touch on our website!
I worked on Google's CSS infrastructure for a while and there is a lot of logic that goes into what css rules get used where. You could be seeing that due to an experiment, a particular search result or a particular Version of Chrome. Google invests a lot of work in optimizing their css on the page with a lot of very complicated logic going into the choice of what rule to display and when.
Thanks for a good read/conversation!
Server Selection in Next Generation MongoDB Drivers
Travelopy: a travel album and blog
SEEKING WORK - Remote (in South Africa, US Citizen)

Specializing in Front End Development for iOS.

Also iOS Native App & Full-stack Development with Ruby on Rails.

Email: brent at doorty.com

LinkedIn: http://za.linkedin.com/in/doorty/en

Web: http://doorty.com

Github: doorty
Crypto pranks:

The winner of the Password Hashing Contest was announced to be, LM Hash!

https://twitter.com/veorq/status/583175725206892544

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.security.phc/2658

libsodium added ROT13, fast, keyless, powerful cipher

https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/commit/23f1c90c682484f...
They were pretty good for years, I'm not sure where you got your 'day 3' reference from but I was an early sourceforge user and they were pretty much like github today in terms of reputation.

Then times got tough and sourceforge sold to new owners and that's when the trouble started.
Holy shit, I almost assumed it was true...
SEEKING WORK - Remote

Need a solid, secure app on multiple platforms, on a tight deadline? I'm your man.

One of the winners at SyScan Hardcode 2013 (http://googleonlinesecurity.blogspot.in/2013/05/the-results-.... ) and two-time grand prize
winner of Google Code-in

Platforms (in order of experience):

- Web Applications (Python, Node.js, Frontend/JS, MEAN stack)

- Android apps

- Cross Platform Desktop Apps (Qt)

- I love experimenting. Currently learning OCaml; will gladly pick up whatever your team uses!

Accounts: https://github.com/aviraldg, http://stackoverflow.com/users/152873/aviraldg, http://in.linkedin.com/in/aviraldg/, http://codeforces.com/profile/aviraldg

Location: India

Contact: me [at] aviraldg.com (prefix subject with 'work', please)

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Keyword Soup: C, C++, Python, JavaScript, Node.js, Qt, Django, Flask, Web2py, Android, HTML5, Angular.js
Pascal Metrics, Washington DC (Georgetown)

We're a healthcare startup focused on improving patient safety in hospitals.

Our software platform enables clients to detect, track, and analyze patient safety issues across hospital systems.

We're looking for a software engineer to help build out our SaaS platform.

Check us out at http://www.pascalmetrics.com

Job req:

https://www.smartrecruiters.com/PascalMetricsInc/81811030-fu...

If you're interested in getting involved with healthcare, improving work culture, and tackling hard technical challenges, please feel free to reach out to me directly to chat in detail.

theo at pascalmetrics.com
Curious Expedition – a modern HTML5 roguelite game
Most extensions and toolbars have access to the DOM via browser javascript methods (Safari, Chrome, Firefox), or C++ Browser Helper Objects (BHO's) in IE, so they can inject and redirect content if the user installs it.
Location: Montevideo, Uruguay
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Adobe Creative Suite, Final Cut, 3DsMax
Résumé/CV: http://darioportfolio.com/dario-nunez.zip
Portfolio: http://darioportfolio.com/ and http://themeforest.net/user/gleegum/portfolio
Email: me@darioportfolio.com
About Me: I'm a graphic designer with a passion for filmmaking.
I usually do shortfilms and little projects for fun.
Currently I'm developing a videogame for PC/Mac.
Agreed. A good excuse for a news and internet fast.
SEEKING WORK - Amsterdam/Utrecht

Hello everyone,

My wife and I are planning on moving to the Netherlands, so I'm looking for work there.

I have a bachelor's in computer science and a master's in plasma physics. I've been programming for ~15 years, and have experience in C, C++, Java, Python, Go, web technologies (CSS, Javascript, jQuery, html), databases (MySQL, MariaDB, proprietary). I don't consider myself a front-end developer, though I've done a substantial amount of front end work, both web and desktop.

We plan on being in the Netherlands for a month or more starting in July, though we're flexible.

I'd be happy for any information or advice you might have.

Thanks!

David