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# Caremondo (Munich, Germany)
## Full-stack web developer

We are a young ambitious healthcare startup that aims to make the healthcare market simpler and more open, and to empower people worldwide to better manage their health.

## Role Responsibilities:
- Rapidly design, build and maintain robust and scalable web applications with strong security in mind
- Participate in new product design, application stack decisions, wire-framing and scaling requirements
- Write and maintain tests to improve software quality
- Automate recurring tasks, help us simplify operations
- Optimize and expand continuous deployment on cloud servers.

## Required skills:
- Development experience in Python and Django/Flask, or extensive experience with other stacks, e.g. PHP/Grails/ROR. Bonus if you have (Postgre/My)SQL experience
- Knowledge of server management (deployment, monitoring, optimizing, etc.) a plus
- Good sense for design, usability and user experience
- Independent and reliable takeover of projects and tasks
- BS/MS in Computer Science or equivalent experience

Since we are a multi-national team no German skills are required. But we'll help you learn if you want to!

## We offer:
- Work in a small, autonomous team with high degree of creative freedom
- Competitive salary
- 26 vacation days plus 13 Bavarian holidays

Please send your application to:
danial.taherzadeh/at/caremondo.com

ps. interns/students are also welcome to apply.
Furthermore, within the "transport" category, the largest container ships emit more combustion products than every car. If you combine the tailpipe emissions of every car on Earth, that accounts for less atmospheric pollution than just 16-24 gigantic ship engines, burning bunker fuel.

And furtherfurthermore, coal-fired electricity plants are by far the worst polluters among electricity generating facilities that burn fuel.

This is a big win for Costa Rica, but the rest of the planet would be hard-pressed to replicate the achievement without going bankrupt. That accomplishment would be surpassed many times over by even one technology that could be used to refine coal or bunker fuel to make it cleaner-burning in the existing infrastructure at or near the same price per ton.
The list of chromebooks here in the UK is just one: the new Pixel.

Despite all of the pictures showing Acers etc. you can only actually buy one from Google. It's silly.
It can mean anything you like; I just think that makes little sense.

Every platform has one "base" language - even rms' laptop can only run MIPS instructions; everything else must be compiled or interpreted. FirefoxOS just uses JS as its base language.
10 Paths Which Often Lead to Early Business Failure
For Chrome on Linux (41.0.2272.101) I'm seeing the rotateY(180deg);
But even worse, these devices have practically NO local storage. At least netbooks came with 120GB hard disks!
There's many of those things I'm desperately hoping are simply April Fool's jokes.
Blocking the Property of Certain Persons Engaging in Cyber-Enabled Activities
TechCrunch Disrupt Returns to London December 5-8
LegitScript - Portland, OR and Dublin, Ireland

We make the online health product sector safer and more transparent for individuals and businesses. We analyze and report on rogue online pharmacies and dangerous health products. Our services include monitoring, investigative reports, online pharmacy certification, and health product classification. Our mission includes protecting consumers from fake cancer cures, cosmetics that contain mercury, "all natural" supplements that contain dangerous pharmaceuticals, and illegal online pharmacies that fake their certifications and sell prescription medications to anyone who asks. Our clients include Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Visa, Twitter and the FDA.

We have open positions for software developers in both Portland and Dublin, and are also looking for a full time DBA.

http://www.legitscript.com/about/careers/
Just boot one in your browser! https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games Yes these are real copies of MS-DOS games running in MS-DOS in a JS emulator in your browser. Some of them have crack screens, but some of them are running from magnetic maps of the disk, with original copy protection schemes intact.
I'm going to keep asking this until you answer it:

Why do you feel that Snowden's alleged attention-seeking behavior is more important than the content of the leaks?
A lot of the pattern comes down to primes being relatively prime to smaller numbers, which means, for example, they're 1 modulo 2, 1 or 2 modulo 3, etc. You combine these together and find that, for example, they're all (aside from 2 or 3) going to be 1 or 5 modulo 6. Which would mean that if you lined all the numbers up in rows of 6, all primes (aside from 2 or 3) would be in the first or fifth columns.

So properties can give them a "shape", but they won't identify them.
Fungus OS Lets You Run iOS on Android Devices and Android on iOS Devices
I used to maintain EASTL. I think it's more accurate to describe it as an implementation of the STL than a replacement. As far as possible it is API compatible with the STL, the API differences are primarily in the allocator model and it is possible to write EASTL code that compiles against another STL implementation with fairly minimal changes, almost none if you're not using custom allocators. There are a few extensions / extra containers but we went to great lengths to keep as much of the API identical as possible.
CloudMine - Philadelphia, PA
https://cloudmine.me/careers/

Senior Platform Engineer, Cloud Systems Engineer, and Solutions Engineer

CloudMine is looking to add a Platform Engineer to our core engineering team. We are a growing, fast moving team of technologists who are also all very actively involved in and contributing to the Philly Tech community. We are looking for a self-motivated engineer to join our team and take our product to the next level. You will have the opportunity to work on various interesting projects – from mobile development and platform design to server operations and deployment, and everything in between. Be ready to enhance the team by bringing your unique knowledge to the table, and we will enhance your skills by doing the same and challenging you to learn more. We are polyglots at our core, and like to use the right language for the job. To this end, much of our architecture is constructed as micro-services. This is something that can, of course, be improved upon and refined. Our core technologies include MongoDB, Ruby, Node.js, Kafka, and Docker/Deis. On the mobile side we also use Objective-C, Java (both for Android and back-end), C#, and client-side JavaScript. For those of you with interest in ops, we also use Docker, etcd, Puppet, and a variety of VM-based technologies such as AMIs, OpenStack machine images, and more. There’s even some nascent work with Deis and other open source PaaS technologies.
> Google isn't going to abandon their perfectly good domains.

Good thing icann just increased the available domain-space from "limited" to "unlimited" then. That sounds good for almost everyone, or at least icann.
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Skills: Front-End, Usability, JavaScript, LiveScript, Ember.js, NodeJS, Express, Koa, Sequelize, ExtJS
Résumé/CV: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/kay
Email: k@kay.is
Ask HN: How popular is Durandal.js? Why?
Ember-Turbolinks released: this ain't your Dad's Turbolinks
Right of first refusal WAS given to trademark holders. .google is owned by Google, not by some random domain squatter (whatever gave you that idea?). Trademark vetting is part of the ICANN application process for a new gTLD. No one else other than Google would've been allowed to have the .google gTLD. There are plenty of brand name gTLDs that were never delegated simply because that company didn't want it, and no one else could have it.
iSEC Partners - San Francisco, Seattle, Austin, New York City - Job Title - Security Engineer

We're constantly looking for great people to join our team. Is that you?

If you love security and research, iSEC just may be a perfect fit for you.

You will spend most of your day thinking about security systems and how they can break. This is a very creative job that gives individuals a lot of freedom to be clever while learning new technologies at a very fast pace. Typical engagements will pair you with another experienced security consultant who you will learn from and teach along the way. Engagements are usually 2-4 weeks long. In a year, you will be exposed to 15-20 products and technology stacks. Your work will typically initiate person-months of security improvements in products millions of people use. You will have access to senior engineers/architects and your findings/ideas will be heard by senior decision makers. You will have enormous impact in making the software people use safer. All of our consultants are also security researchers, with dedicated research time.

We like to let our research speak for itself: https://isecpartners.github.io/

Check out all of our career opportunities here: https://www.isecpartners.com/about/careers.aspx

We're always looking for folks passionate about what we do. We'd love to hear from you!
Still has a dependency on an external mainframe though; better to buy an Intel NUC perhaps?
On my Chromebook it doesn't override it with rotateY(180deg), but it does on my Linux machine running Chrome 41.
Pentagon Personnel Now Talking on 'NSA-Proof' Smartphones – Nextgov.com
Blue Apron - New York City (SOHO)

Food/recipe subscription service: we send weekly boxes packed with fresh ingredients and awesome recipes.

We're a Ruby on Rails shop for the most part, with frontend bits written in Backbone and a Warehouse Management System written in Ember!

Roles:

Frontend developer: https://www.blueapron.com/pages/jobs?gh_jid=14848

Software engineer: https://www.blueapron.com/pages/jobs?gh_jid=11091
C'est classe, mot-dièse
Different account now posting these threads?

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=whoishiring
Nassim Nicholas Taleb: “The math comes first, words later.”
When I tried out both J and APL a while back, I found the J symbols to be unintuitive compared to APL's, mainly because APL had balanced parens, brackets, and curlies, whereas J didn't but instead used them unpaired as part of multi-symbol operators. APL operators were always single-symbol which also helped readability compared to J, but of course entering APL symbols was far more difficult than J's ASCII ones.

One of my favorite possibilities for a syntax that's terse but still readable as well as easily enterable is one using Chinese/Japanese Kanji. IME's like Cangjie or Wubizixing mean they can be entered easily without using unintuitive operators like (= or /] or {%
SEEKING WORK, Western Australia or Remote

Interested in:

- iOS development using Swift and Objective-C

- Android development using Java, RxJava

GitHub: https://github.com/vyshane

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=10555387
Schrödinger- Software Enginner (Frontend,Backend,Infrastructure)

What We Do:
We develop a software platform to allow scientists to leverage the power of physics-based simulations through all stages of the pharmaceutical and biotech drug discovery process. Our technology allows scientists to run virtual experiments on massive compute grids and analyze the resulting large dataset efficiently. Our interface is a single page web app that performs as well as a desktop application.

Who We Are:
We are passionate engineers, entrepreneurs, scientists, and tinkerers. Our team consists of alumni of great engineering companies (e.g. Google/Microsoft), startups, research labs, and biotech companies. Our clients include most large pharmaceutical companies and our investors are fellow technology visionaries, including Bill Gates.

You Are:
A CS hacker that enjoys building large scale user interfaces. You try out the latest web frameworks, ORM’s, and javascript libraries. You build and deploy web apps in your spare time. You care deeply about usability, understand the difference between a power user and a noob (and can simultaneously design an interface for them both!), and obsess over pixel perfection. You have an MVC tattoo. You believe that low test coverage in a UI is for chumps and code reviews, if done correctly, improve end product quality.

Responsibilities:
Work closely with other engineering team members to scale, architect, and improve the core computational drug discovery platform
Think outside the box / be highly creative
Help build reporting interfaces and data feeds
Ask smart questions
The combat of Demon's Souls turned me off of the series because I was looking for something like Bayonetta 2, and this was years before Bayonetta 2 would even be announced.

If you similarly tried Demon's Souls and felt like it was just a little too slow and clunky, you might want to give Dark Souls a try if you can find a way to avoid paying for it. Don't pirate it, but if you have a ps3 or an xbox 360, see if one of your friends can loan it to you. The combat isn't faster, but it feels much smoother than its predecessor, and as long as you can get into the mindset of "block, counterattack, dodge" as opposed to the Bayonetta mindset of "Dance stylishly around the enemies and string together intricate juggle combos because you want to break the system over your knee", you might find that you enjoy it more than you expect.

I'm only a few bosses in, but it definitely feels like there's less slogging through the levels to retry bosses as well, which I agree was a major complaint about Demon's Souls
Build a Java 3-tier application from scratch – Part 3 and 4
Society of Grownups - Washington Square, Brookline MA (Boston)

https://www.societyofgrownups.com/careers#software-engineer

Want to help build an online financial education platform?

We need a Sr. Software Engineer who can talk intelligently about unit and integration testing, dive into Javascript framework internals, mentor other developers, and help define the technical direction of new projects. While we primarily work in Javascript, we're looking for someone with experience in other languages, who sees Javascript as a part of their toolbox, rather than their only tool.

We're a tight knit team with a flat organizational structure, fantastic benefits, and goals based on how many people we can help, rather than how much money we can make.

Send a brief cover letter and your resume to careers@societyofgrownups.com, and mention that you're from HN!
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE - iOS / Android native app developer.
15+ apps published to App Store / Play Store.

Location: Singapore
Portfolio: Will be provided on request.
Pricing: US$ 2.5K per week.
Email in profile.
Amazon.com has gone retro for April fools day
You can't trust anybody except for open source repositories.

Like Sourceforge? http://blog.gluster.org/2013/08/how-far-the-once-mighty-sour...
Schrödinger- Software Engineers, NYC, (Frontend, Backend, Infrastructure)

https://www.schrodinger.com/careers/Engineering/Available-Po...

What We Do:
We develop a software platform to allow scientists to leverage the power of physics-based simulations through all stages of the pharmaceutical and biotech drug discovery process. Our technology allows scientists to run virtual experiments on massive compute grids and analyze the resulting large dataset efficiently. Our interface is a single page web app that performs as well as a desktop application.

Who We Are:
We are passionate engineers, entrepreneurs, scientists, and tinkerers. Our team consists of alumni of great engineering companies (e.g. Google/Microsoft), startups, research labs, and biotech companies. Our clients include most large pharmaceutical companies and our investors are fellow technology visionaries, including Bill Gates.

You Are:
A CS hacker that enjoys building large scale user interfaces. You try out the latest web frameworks, ORM’s, and javascript libraries. You build and deploy web apps in your spare time. You care deeply about usability, understand the difference between a power user and a noob (and can simultaneously design an interface for them both!), and obsess over pixel perfection. You have an MVC tattoo. You believe that low test coverage in a UI is for chumps and code reviews, if done correctly, improve end product quality.

Responsibilities:
Work closely with other engineering team members to scale, architect, and improve the core computational drug discovery platform
Think outside the box / be highly creative
Help build reporting interfaces and data feeds
Ask smart questions
Modi's Swachh Bharat set to scale Everest: Indian Army to bring down trash
Many functions in k (see http://kparc.com/k.txt, also in the APL family), are shorter than the 'readable' name that would be attached to it in another language. Rather than deciphering a long name and then reading the code, why not just read the code and find out what is really happening?

Also interesting to note is that k's grammar is defined in terms of nouns, verbs, and adverbs.
> You can't trust anybody except for open source repositories.

Meanwhile, in the real world, Sourceforge injects adware in to downloads for open source projects. Trust is more subtle than open source/closed source.
I am considering a career AND industry change, and I'm almost 40. Can you give me some general advice or pointers about career switching. I'm not entirely sure why I would think you might have a basis, just reaching out.
I'm not at all in favor of dropping meat.

But unless I'm mistaken I think you're implying that by removing beef production, you'd have to substitute it with additional vegetable or grain production.

Where I think the pro-vegetarian argument would actually be that by decreasing meat production, you actually recover more vegetable/grain farm capacity since it's much more efficient for people to eat their veggies directly.

Just like it would be much more efficient to eat the 10lbs of sardines it takes to grow 1lb of salmon. (NB. I didn't look that up, but I think it's in the ball-park.)
Connexity - Camarillo, CA (Los Angeles area)

We're seeking a developer with a keen interest in both technical challenges and business opportunity. We work at a scale where seemingly "small" improvements can have a big impact. You'll be working on features that will directly increase revenue or cut operational cost.

We do online display advertising through RTB, and run 50 to 100 million impressions each day. Our total transaction volume is between 5 and 10 billion per day. You've probably got our cookies in your browser, and we've served ads on nearly every site you've ever visited.

We're primarily looking for someone to contribute to our Rails app. It's used to administer hundreds of advertising campaigns across hundreds of publisher sites. It's not just boring CRUD. It's the heart of our display advertising business.

This role is a great way to learn advertising tech as well as other tools.

In addition to the conventional Rails work, you'd get hands on experience with Redis, Hbase, PostgreSQL, and Scala. Several on the team started in the Rails app and have moved into other areas of interest (low-latency RTB bidder written in C or sophisticated reporting and optimization). Not really possible to get bored around here unless you're a boring person.

Our team is sharp and works well together. We enjoy perks such as paid lunch, a 9/80 schedule (to get every other Friday off) and unlimited vacation; the culture of our team recognizes and respects the importance of your non-work life. Also, Ventura county is a pretty nice place to live/work.

If you've got Rails or other relevant web app experience, that's a good start. More importantly, you'll be eager to learn display advertising inside and out.

Unless you prefer to start with a HR-oriented chat, you can reach me (a lead engineer on the team) at david.larsen@connexity.com.
When I played I basically refused to memorize openings and instead worked on developing my own. It was weak, and the highest level players crushed me, but players below them were often so thrown off by the opening that I was able to gain an advantage and win against people who would have soundly trounced me if I had used a standard opening. I ended up getting out of chess when I reached the point where I was primarily playing against those who were unfazed by non-standard openings.
I include myself, of course. But I don't work for the NSA, so I don't have any particular need to rationalize their behavior as good.
Show HN: Turn Your Google Calendar into a Gantt Chart
Yes, but it's a tethered computer with a dependency on a mainframe.

Do these poor people that this device is targeting also have sufficient money to pay for constant network access? The total cost of ownership for one of these suddenly becomes very high when you factor that in.
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE

Highly experienced Web Developer (65% Back end, 35% Front end).

Skill set:

* Wordpress/Drupal/CodeIgniter/Yii (Components, Hacks, Themes)

* CI & Unit testing - Jenkins, Mocha & Karma for JS, Toast for PHP, as well as Selenium

* JavaScript (Meteor/jQuery/BackboneJS/AngularJS/Phaser)

* Django (general Python too)

Seeking: Challenging projects. Most recent experience is working with Core WordPress contributors (WordPress VIP) on a global News/Media website. I'm also developing a Meteor App.

Plugins/Apps: https://github.com/AZdv/

Location: Germany

Contact: admin (at) kidsil.net
SEEKING WORK - Remote only (GMT -3)

Self-taught, currently focused on Node.js and all things JavaScript. Front-end specialist. I enjoy developing code in small modules.

I'm quite outspoken, I maintain a blog[3], gave talks at a number JavaScript conferences, and I've also written a book, JavaScript Application Design[4].

Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/bevacqua
GitHub: https://github.com/bevacqua
Blog: http://ponyfoo.com
Book: http://bevacqua.io/buildfirst

Get in touch at freelance@bevacqua.io if you're interested
You're making a distinction between macros and functions, but the only difference is that functions evaluate their arguments, while macros evaluate their return value.

The idea that there should be "pattern-macros" and "expression-macros" is confusing how macros are used with what macros are.

The namespacing issue can be solved in the usual way; by evaluating the symbol in some fashion. How that's done really depends on what you want the syntax to look like. The simplest mechanism is just to pass the macro on to another macro:

(defmacro if-match [pat expr then else]
(if (list? pat)
(list pat expr then else)
(if-match-on-type pat expr then else)))
Google launches major update to Cloud Platform
> There are whole companies dedicated to this concept of piggy-backing junk.

... including a YC company called InstallMonetizer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5092711