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SEEKING WORK

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: no

Technologies: PHP, JS, Laravel, CodeIgniter, MongoDB, MySQL, Drupal, Joomla, Angular.js, jQuery, Backbone.js, React.js, Java, Spring

I'm a freelance developer with a Zend PHP 5.3 certification. I'm looking for remote work, either full-time or small projects.
I am a full stack developer with extensive front-end experience. I also have experience writing shell scripts for deployment and task automation.

Résumé/CV: http://chrismm.com

Certification: http://www.zend.com/en/yellow-pages/ZEND014048

GitHub profile: https://github.com/innerspirit

LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christianmm/en

Email: mmchristian [a-t] gmail [d-o-t] com
SEEKING WORK – NYC or remote

Developer + Multimedia Designer

I’m a full stack developer/designer, from backend (Python/Django/SQL) to frontend (D3.js, experimenting with React.js now) to design (web, UI/UX,print, video, animation, motion graphics). I also have some experience with graphics programming and real-time video manipulation (Java/Processing, openFrameworks, Max/MSP). I’ve worked for musicians such as Bruno Mars and Paramore and internationally recognized artists like Glenn Ligon.

Ideal for multimedia-heavy projects or small teams where people need to step into several roles at once.

Portfolio: http://www.aphasiac-design.com

Github: https://github.com/MattBroach

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/MBroach

Email: info AT aphasiac HYPHEN design DOT com
I had some problems understanding this signing order, even to the point of thinking the White House might be pulling an April Fools joke.
Study led by senior Google dev reveals direct correlation between tech conference food and blacking out in sessions.

https://www.voxxed.com/blog/2015/04/chet-haase-forking-disru...
A light Holacracy handbook
Maybe if Google AdWords wasn't a malware delivery tool...
This, right here, is why I have no qualms installing Adblock Edge and insisting that my parents (and anyone else who isn't very tech-savvy) do the same.

It's not about not wanting to support independent bloggers. It's about making sure that unsuspecting users don't accidentally download malware when they're doing something mundane like downloading their web browser.

In the age of the web, Adblock is the new anti-virus.
1. Company: RAVN Systems (ravn.co.uk)

2. Location: Old Street, London, UK

3. Need (full time):

- Developers (you'll work on some clever products using Java and web technologies)

- Software consultants (you'll be the link between our client business and our products)

4. What do we do?:

- We sell products and services that cater to the needs of big knowledge-intensive businesses.

- Our products analyse large volumes of documents, deal with difficult search problems and automate intelligent tasks.

5. Why join?:

- We're successfully bootstrapped and growing - and can provide a very competitive salary.

- We have a relaxed atmosphere - giving you flexibility but also responsibility.

- Perks - cash bonus, in-office table tennis, free beer Fridays, free fruit (and other goodies), Friday Pub Club (tm), fully-paid company holidays and football/gaming sessions.
Do these injectors work with https (ssl) sites?

Where in the web page fetch/render process does this occur?
Is that really a GitHub thing? When I view diffs in the command line with Git, it always shows tabs as 8 spaces too.
Absolutely. Though they're apparently changing their policy sometime this month to require ads advertising downloads be that apps' "primary download source".
Location: New York, NY

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript (Node & frontend), Python, PHP, etc.

Resume: http://me.morgante.net/resume.pdf

Email: me@morgante.net
Senior Software Engineer | Austin, TX | OwnLocal (YC W2010)

TL;DR: Full-time, non-remote only. Contact jason@ownlocal.com. RoR, Go, ElasticSearch but we think you can learn these things on the job if you're competent. We treat employees like humans. $90k and up depending on experience.

We're a Ruby on Rails shop who has recently consolidated a bunch of backend tech into Go and ElasticSearch. We would love a few engineers who would be interested in working in all three and could lend expertise to the latter two.

We're generally interested in gathering information from print ads, so strategies around data entry applications or experience with computer vision is also really exciting for us.

Our request volume has been increasing by 10s to 100s of millions each month and we've had to learn a lot of new things to keep up. It's fun and exciting times but we're shorthanded to handle the load!

OwnLocal is dedicated to having a quality work environment for everyone. On our engineering team we value collaboration over competition, respect work-life balance and solve problems without blaming people. We have a "no assholes" policy. We have great health insurance. We're big enough to be stable but small enough to still be startupy. We pay market rate for Austin; the lowest salary for this position is around $90k/yr.

We believe that someone who is truly a senior software engineer can come from almost any background and pick up a new set of tech in a reasonable amount of time which is why we don't list much about our tech stack in our ads.

If you are interested, feel free to contact me (Jason Novek) personally: jason@ownlocal.com.
Location: Jamaica

Remote: YES

Willing to relocate: NO

Technologies: Ruby ( Rails & Sinatra ), JavaScript ( Node.js/iojs, React, Angular), HTML5,CSS3, MYSQL, POSTGRESQL, Learning GO, Among others.

Résumé/CV: http://kenrick.me

Email: contact@kenrick.me
Socratic.org in New York City, iOS and web/backend.

We're a small education company with a mission to make learning easier.

Learning today is like programming before StackOverflow - kids end up on Yahoo Answers all the time. The Socratic community is changing that.

We just raised a $6 million Series A, and are hiring our first iOS engineer and a generalist web+backend engineer.

Our team is diverse, supportive, and experienced (Venmo, Google).

Happy to apply for apply for VISAs: TN1s and H1B transfers.

Read more about the roles @ https://socratic.org/jobs

Email us at makelearningeasier@socratic.org
Your rant is outdated. This is what "download firefox" looks like now:

http://i.imgur.com/dG7wONC.png
Just curious, are you cherry picking, or are there legitimately many areas of the code like this? I haven't had a chance to look yet.
This includes a lot of research and sources. Well done.
Welp, this one is a Mandatory Apply for me!
I'm an expat that lives here, the social healthcare system is a complete mess and garbage. As an employer, not only do I have to pay a ~30% tax over the salary of each employee (to pay this healthcare system) - in the end you must resort to private healthcare as the system is terrible. If your not half dead, you will wait hours and hours (not even kidding) trying to be attended. Aside from waiting hours and hours on end just to be attended, the doctors treat you like crap, the nurses treat you like crap - no one cares if you live or die.

Story:
My wife's brother was crossing the street and was hit by a car, pretty badly at around 8pm. He was able to get able, and they took him to this public hospital. He has bleeding, vomiting (from concussion) and he waiting over 12 hours to be attended. The only they did was give him an IV for his dehydration (due to excessive vomiting for 12 hours from concussion), told him he was fine and to go home. He asked for a pill for vomiting, and doctor told him to go across the street to the pharmacy to buy it. Yes, really.

The private healthcare sector here is pretty good. A bit expensive, but good. I could have had my kids here in the "Caja" (public hospital) for free, but after hearing tons of complaints and horror stories it was better to just pay a $5000-$6000 fee to the doctors and hospital in the private sector to have each of my kids born.

Costa Rica is absolutely not a model for it's healthcare system. It's expensive, in huge debt, it's terrible, and no one cares about you. Would not recommend.
Pimmr, Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Full Time - Frontend Developer

http://pimmr.com

We're expanding and we're looking ambitious and skilled developers. Join us in Amsterdam where we’re building a disruptive new concept. You’ll be given the freedom to incorporate your own ideas and create an international product for millions of people.
As Frontend developer you'll be working in a small team, responsible for both backend and mobile presentation of Pimmr. You'll be working with graphic designers, user experience experts and data scientists. Together you’ll be responsible to create a brand new and innovative mobile user experience. Based on research and user feedback you’ll perfect the product.

Required Skills and Experiences

* Expert understanding of core front-end web technologies (JavaScript, HTML, CSS)

* Full professional proficiency in English (and/or Dutch)

Appreciated, but not required experiences:

* Great experience with HTML5 mobile development

* Experience with framework such as Cordova, PhoneGap, Crosswalk, Ionic

* Experience with test frameworks and test methodologies

* Comfortable working on the command line

* 3+ years experience building websites

* 2+ years experience building mobile apps (HTML5/native)

* professional proficiency in Dutch

If you are interested you can send an e-mail to mark@pimmr.com or find us for information at angel.co: https://angel.co/pimmr/jobs/57908-full-stack-frontend-develo...
Ask HN: What have you achieved in Q1 2015?
Start with myself: launched nontech.io, a job board for non-technical roles at startups, got 400+ upvotes on ProductHunt and was the #2 top product for the day.

Personally, lost close to 20 pounds in 2 months since starting doing keto and am currently within a healthy weight threshold for my age/height by a margin.

Also, came up with an idea for a startup where I can leverage my domain expertise and currently building out an inbound marketing campaign to validate the idea before progressing with it any further.
Ask HN: What API do you use to gather data from your mobile apps? Why?
Terminal.com is hiring senior engineers who want to work on big problems in the cloud. Front-end javascript and web experts, and back-end C kernel hackers welcome.
Yeah, some of the "criticism" is pretty outdated. Myself, I'm actually really impressed by Bing Webmaster Tools. They're quite a bit better than Google's. Unfortunately, not much traffic via Bing to analyse is coming in in our case
Did you receive my email?
We're looking to expand our (65Twenty (The LAD Bible, The SPORT Bible and Pretty52)) dev team in the next few months. We're taking CV's at the mo. Manchester, UK.
They're often browser toolbars, which'll work fine on SSL sites.
Raptr Launches Instagram for Gamers, Raises $14M to Expand Service
Front-End Engineer - Austin, TX

We're a 30-person, product-focused SaaS company helping schools and students manage the scholarship process.

We're looking for a second front-end engineer to work here in Austin with me. We'll be building new products and improving our design and front-end for our current application, future applications, and internal tooling. You'll work with a super sharp engineering team (8 of us) accomplishing disproportionately large goals.

After 3 years, our main product has hundreds of thousands of active users, and while our front-end is still very nice to work in, I think we have tons of room to improve our front-end process, performance, and mobile friendliness. Come help us make it so.

I've got a gist with even more details: https://gist.github.com/jpcody/f68727f9d6b2e5c86206

Give that a read, and if you email careers@academicworks.com, it'll get to me. Thanks!
Microsite to wrap other sites in duct tape
Noooo, really? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9303205
Our HTML5 canvas hackathon turned into our April fools microsite.

I had to freshen up on trig to roll our own micro-optimized collision detection library.

Every strip is a y=mx+b line stored in a depth-sorted array, so traversing down we solve for the first intersection- that's our click detection- and then traverse up to find intersections with other strips to see if the clicked strip is removable. Hope you're proud of me, Ms.McMillan.

I'd love to hear any feedback you all have to offer :)
"friendlylike" and "friendwise" have different meanings and usage contexts, but I wouldn't use "friendlywise" except in an unusual context.

"friendlylike" is used because the adjective "friendly" already has an -ly ending which makes the corresponding adverb "friendlily" sound clumsy, so e.g. "I spoke slowly and friendlylike to him". We could use "friendwise" to introduce a context, e.g. "Friendwise, I don't have many, but acquaintancewise, I do". But "friendlywise" requires an unusual adjectival context, e.g. "I show different behaviors for different situations: suspiciouswise, on the train or in the mall; attackingwise, on the sports field; friendlywise, at work or in karaoke." It sounds very contrived though.
I've actually seen this same issue in JWT libs before (August 2014) as well. I think one of the main issue is JWT is simple to implement, the specification seems to be unclear about how to treat unsecure JWTs (with the `none` alg).

From the specificaiton:
Even if a JWT can be successfully validated, unless the algorithm(s) used in the JWT are acceptable to the application, it SHOULD reject the JWT.

So what it is saying is that you should have code in your application to make sure to only trust algorithms that you like.

The other issue is that following the specifications rules for validation get you in a hairy spot where this vulnerability exist:

https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-json-web-token-...
SEEKING WORK - Colorado/Remote

Functional JavaScripter seeking React/React Native/Flux work with technically strong and collaborative teams. Twelve years as a developer, served as dev lead for top US trafficked sites, additional background in machine learning/AI, bayesian/frequentist statistics, data science, horizontal scaling, micro service architectures, Scala/Haskell/Clojure, etc. Successful react projects with a couple VC backed startups, wanting more.

GitHub: https://github.com/rockymadden
Dribbble: https://dribbble.com/rockymadden
Personal: https://rockymadden.com

Reach me at hn@rockymadden.com
How to Turn Customer Service into Your Secret Weapon
Web Developer - Melk, Austria

We are small team of web developers located in one of the most beautiful places in Europe which is also classified as UNESCO World Heritage.

Our work is balanced between large scale projects, like a unified shop system for one of Austria's biggest sellers of tickets for cultural events, and normal websites for small-medium companies.

Right now we are looking for a Frontend Developer or a Backend/Python Developer. Either a new Frontend Developer who replaces myself (while I'm switching to full python mode) or a Python Developer.

Visit our website, or come by for some coffee and/or beer.
www.cloud19.at

Email: julian.handl/at/cloud19.at
https://reddit.com/r/nottheonion ?
It is, I read flak as often as Ted publishes something new and I never saw that. Couple that with the fact that Ted loves to rant[1][2] about bad UI design, especially on the web, and it becomes obvious that his latest "feature" will be gone tomorrow.

1 http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/the-wiki-box-is-out-of-c...

2 http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/no-im-not-running-git
The Detroit that existed for most of the 20th Century likely can't exist again in the US unless the whole nation's economy changes. You'll never have a large population of low (formal) skilled workers making good money because their experience and a general shortage of reliable labor. The corporation has figured out for the most part how to move the know-how from the worker's brain to a corporate training manual, and unskilled labor is no longer scarce anywhere for long since relocation is a lot easier than it was 50 years ago. If Detroit is going to turn around, it is going to look like most of the other American cities. Lots of young creatives move in, followed by trendy bars & restaurants, followed by young white collar workers who want to live in the new trendy area. The white collar workers price everyone else out, and the process starts again in a new neighborhood. The white collar workers could come from startups, but the area already has plenty of them working for established businesses like the auto companies. Downtown Detroit at that point would just be a bigger Royal Oak or Ferndale with some high rises and old money sprinkled in.
Keybase is! - https://keybase.io - we're a very small team, currently just 7.

Location: NY, SF, or CHI -- preferably you would join us at one of these places. While remote is possible, we like people to be in pairs or more, whenever possible. It's more fun, anyway.
We love these people:

1. Go developers; crypto experience a big plus

2. Those with platform-specific GUI experience: we're currently working on an OSX app and will be expanding to Windows, iOS, and Android soon.

3. A Node.js developer who can also do at least some front-end js/css/html. Our server-side is mostly written in CoffeeScript.

4. Designers!

If you're interested: chris@keybase.io
RealScout - Mountain View, CA - Full-time - Full-stack (Rails) & iOS engineers

Thousands of real estate agents have chosen RealScout to help convert $20 leads into $10,000 commission checks. We amass hundreds of data points on every single property, track buyer preferences and behavior, and expose analytics and insights to agents so they can appear super-human to their clients.

GROWTH

Earlier this year we inked our largest brokerage deal with Sereno Group at 250 seats and we’ll double our addressable market by end of year by moving into SoCal.

FUNDING & TEAM

We're backed by Formation 8/Joe Lonsdale (co-founder of Palantir), DCM Ventures ($2.5B under management), Ken DeLeon (#1 Realtor in the US 2012) and Matthew Moore (former EVP at Realtor.com).

Along with our recent announcement of $6m in funding, we’ve attracted some amazing people:

* Duke Fan, former VP Product of Mobile at Realtor.com * Pierre Cadzilla, one of the first employees at Trulia * Betty Kayton, former CFO of Dropbox

ENGINEERING @ REALSCOUT

We value continuous improvement and having fun. We have a small team focused on shipping great product and being the #1 engineering team in real estate.

We recently upped our game by spending 3 months at Pivotal Labs in SF and our team is cranking - from engineers to design to product. We also recently launched our engineering blog: http://eatcodeplay.com.

NEXT STEPS

Feel free to email me at chris at realscout.com with any questions or to apply.

https://www.realscout.com/team http://eatcodeplay.com/careers
Shouldn't it be moc.elgoog ?
Wearable technology to provide REAL-TIME system alerts
This is not the official account for whoishiring , is April Fool's day joke or what ?
Reversed maintains the existing hierarchy but the suggestion was google.com.www which does not.
If you're in or around Vancouver, BC, we run a free job board driven just by posting to Twitter: http://heyavailable.com. Tech and design, both loosely defined, are welcome, and we have sections for offering and getting short term mentorship.
Brooklyn - Backend Engineer (Ruby/Rails), Frontend Engineer, Data Scientist

Craft Coffee (YC S14) is fundamentally rethinking the $71B coffee industry. Our radical notion is that technology has enabled a customer-centered approach to coffee that was never before possible. This is why we recently rebuilt our service around what we call the Coffee DNA Project (Food & Wine called it "Pandora for coffee").

Data, technology, product and user experience are at the core of the company we're building. No coffee company in the world is set up to operate this way. But we are. Since 2011 we've built what Fortune Magazine called "the internet coffee company." We've sold millions worth of coffee to customers all over the world.

The future of Craft Coffee is based on our unique past. But it's different than what you've seen from us so far.

Learn more:

BACKEND: http://craftcoffee.theresumator.com/apply/OGeIjM/Backend-Eng...

FRONTEND: http://craftcoffee.theresumator.com/apply/CqY29m/Frontend-De...

DATA SCIENTIST: http://craftcoffee.theresumator.com/apply/ABGUTL/Data-Scient...
This is not the official whoishiring account ? is it april fool's joke or what ? can somebody from HN comment that ?
NYC, Full-time, non-remote only. Contact eric@orchard-app.com

My company Orchard Platform is looking to add Sr Software Engineers to our team and innovate our disruptive financial product! We are built on OOP programing, specifically Java/C, C++ and are heavy on Scala! and if you do not know Scala… we will teach you! or if you are newer to it, we will help make you a pro! and if you are a PRO, then we would love you on the team!

Some info about us:

http://www.orchardplatform.com/

http://bit.ly/1H4odZz

Please contact me directly at: eric@orchard-app.com
I think he did an end run around any quotes with this one:

"For all the folks getting excited about my quotes. Here is another - Yes, I am a terrible coder, but I am probably still better than you :)"

Good he threw a 'probably' in there and his attitude towards memory leaks is one that is quite common in people with a 'scripting' background.

If you come from telecommunications or device drivers then you're not going to get away with that.
Haha wow, I did not see that coming.
Right. I can almost see the case when a language is in real danger of extinction, although even then maintaining its purity might be harmful, but French is not in danger of extinction anytime soon.
The Climate Corporation (San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, Full time) - http://climate.com/careers

====== What we do =========

Our mission is to build great software for farmers.
We use a combination of weather monitoring, agronomic modeling, satellite imagery, and weather simulation to provide data and insights to those farmers.

===== Who we’re looking for =====

Specifically we are looking for two full time positions which I'll describe here, though there are roles open across the board which you can check out using the link at the bottom.

Engineer on the Geospatial team
You will be building out our large scale imagery infrastructure.

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

Engineer on the Climatology team
You will work with best-in-their-class climate scientists to implement and productionize their weather models.

====== Why I love it ======

– I think Climate is poised to make a huge impact on farming.

– I am surrounded by a group of super smart people that care about the work we are doing.

– I get to write Clojure for my full time work!

I am really excited about the work I've been doing, I am happy to talk in length about it over email at skhalsa@climate.com.
If you are interested, please email me directly at skhalsa@climate.com.
Location: Singapore

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes, please! USA

Technologies:

* Use Java, Python, C++, C, Golang, JavaScript(Node.js), Scala, Clojure, Ruby, C#.

* Skilled at Hadoop, HBase

* Skilled at Data warehouse construction and management

* Skilled at Nutz, Play!, Rails, Django, Express, Spring and Other Web Backend Develop Framework.

* Skilled at Server Virtualization, know a few about Linux Kernel.

Github:
https://github.com/haosdent

Resume:
https://github.com/haosdent/resume/raw/master/Haosdent_Resum...

Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/haosdent

Blog:
http://blog.haosdent.me/

Email:
haosdent@gmail.com