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Mapudo - Düsseldorf, Germany - Full Time Backend Developer, On-site

Mapudo is bringing the metals supply industry online. We are the first company offering a market place for metal suppliers to automate their sales process and serve small customers and small orders at lower cost than ever before.

We're a small but well funded team, looking for an experienced backend developer to join us in building a state of the art web application in Symfony 2. We test our software, build continuously, search with ElasticSearch, deploy to Docker containers and are in close contact with our users.

To find out more visit www.mapudo.com or email us at career@mapudo.com
Casamatic - Cincinnati, OH - FULL-TIME, INTERN

-- About our Product --

If you’re a recent home buyer, you know that the most frustrating part of buying a home is finding it.

At Casamatic, we match you to homes, by asking you a handful of questions about the people and activities that you love. Now, imagine that you’ve found the perfect home—chances are that if it’s in a desirable area, it’ll be sold within hours. So, Casamatic notifies you of new, matched homes immediately, as soon as they hit the market. And with a tap of a button, we get you in the home, with an awesome real estate agent, in less than an hour.

That’s why, for house hunters, the secret weapon is Casamatic.

-- Open Positions --

iOS Engineer - Objective-C, Swift, React Native (your choice!)
Frontend Developer - ReactJS, CSS Flexbox
Backend Developer - Python/Django, Go

Contact me direct at chris@casamatic.com
Yes, what I meant is that each Tesla battery sold will contribute to reduce the peak price and to increase the non-peak price, effectively reducing the gap that is the basis for the value proposition.

Because of this effect, the value proposition for existing Tesla battery owners will lower over time. Ironically, the ones that benefit at long term are the non-owners because their peak time price will be lower.
> This system would run my home for about 8 hours in the winter and 4 in the summer before emptying, so I would need a lot more smarts in the box to try and anticipate price spikes without running out.

Most new grid-tie inverters can be controlled from a computer either over IP or a serial interface; you could fairly trivially control the flow of power by polling your electric provider's website (I scrape the RRTP API for current and future pricing data every 60 seconds) and commanding your inverter based on that.
BELLHOPS

Chattanooga, TN Full time - on site

Bellhops has been exploding in popularity because we’re solving a problem that every American has had: moving. We’ve decided to attack this industry that hasn’t seen innovation since Henry Hohnsbeen invented the clipboard. We’re changing that by building a great organization of problem solvers who are at the top of their game. We're a hard working team that has a great time together.

Join us at our Chattanooga, TN Headquarters. The city is home to the first municipal gigabit network in the nation, and was described by Outside Magazine as the best outdoor city in the country.

Tech: Python/Django Developer, DevOps Engineer, Sr. Front End Developer, Mobile Developer (iOS and/or Android)
Marketing: Digital Advertising Specialist (with SEM and SEO background)

Contact: careers@getbellhops.com
Apply at https://getbellhops.com/careers/ and angel.co
Trello (NYC, Remote)

http://trello.com/jobs

* IT Engineer

* Site Reliability Engineering Team Lead

* Windows Mobile Developer

* Product Designer
London, United Kingdom - Osper - https://osper.com

We provide a real prepaid debit card for young people aged 8-18 so they can make their own decisions with money: in shops, online, at cash machines, and abroad. Over 10,000 families have already signed up to the service and we will be growing enormously this year.

But we not only help young people buy dolls and save for bicycles - we are building an awesome technology team that eliminates legacy code, keeps the bug rate tiny, and stays small and joyful. We are doing this by adopting techniques like pair programming, test-driven development, and continuous deployment. You can read more about our plan to be awesome on our tech blog http://tech.osper.io. We want to meet and work with smart technical folks of all sorts - from server-side devs to sysadmins, mobile coders to testers, security analysts to data crunchers - but right now, especially interested in QA experts who are obsessed with automated and exploratory testing for mobile devices.

We are willing to arrange relocation to London for the right candidates. Sorry, we're not ready to take on remote team members at this time.
Omniata - http://omniata.com/careers/ - San Francisco or Helsinki - Full Stack Engineer - Full time, visa

Omniata enables the entire digital organization - marketers, product managers and data scientists - to run their business based on data. It creates an integrated view of consumers across devices, providing tools to optimize the user experience in real-time. Omniata integrates analytics, CRM, engagement and A/B testing platforms into a single all encompassing solution.

We are looking for a talented full stack engineer to help us take our service to the next level and change how our customers view their business critical data. As such, we hope you have keen interest in big data, data visualization & building modern web interfaces and REST APIs.

You will work alongside product managers, business analysts, designers and other engineers to spec up and implement new parts of our service. This will involve writing code for both browser and server, which interfaces with our back end event data store.

As a full stack engineer you will be responsible for creating the front end of Omniata's service that allows our customers to make the most of their data. You’ll need to have the ability to quickly go from a set of wireframes and requirements to a working web app while taking customer needs and changing priorities into account.

Knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript is required. Familiarity with AngularJS is a plus. Experience with any server side web stack such as: Java, Rails, Node as well as any Python or PHP framework is also assumed.

To apply, drop a one line email with a link to your LinkedIn or GitHub profile to careers-sf@omniata.com or careers-hl@omniata depending on whether you're applying to San Francisco or Helsinki.
The Importance of Personal Projects for Photographers
Being an adult is a boolean not a integer, either you are responsible for yourself or you aren't. If you aren't other people get to make decisions for you (because you aren't intelligent enough/emotionally mature/whatever), if you are you get to decide for yourself but you alone face the consequences. It's time for this generation, my generation to get off the fence (AKA their parents couch) and decide, are you an adult or not? If no, put down the alcohol, and e-cigarette until you are.
BuySellAds - REMOTE, FULL-TIME

Full-Stack Dev: https://weworkremotely.com/jobs/1554
Which is more or less the point, of course. If you can even out the peaks and troughs then you can make all this stuff much more efficient.

Of course, that assumes that generation can be consistent. Right now, that is the case. If we took the existing grid and just gave everybody batteries, we could make power consumption flat throughout the day, which would greatly reduce costs. That would be cool!

The idea is that in the future, solar dominates. There you inherently have peak and non-peak hours, because you generate more electricity at noon than at midnight. This is completely impractical if you go straight from generation to use, because the times don't match up. But throw in storage to flatten it all out, and it works.
I'm looking forward to updating my screencasts of GNU.

I may also put it on a ThinkPad.
Tracks - Video Conversations (Miami Beach, FL)

Looking for iOS Devs, Android Devs, Backend Devs.

More about us:
Currently in Beta, about to close out our seed round. Tracks is a video messaging app that brings together the joy of speaking face-to-face with the freedom to talk whenever you like.

http://www.getontracks.com/
Yes, of course, and it's being extensively discussed in the link. However, it is still relevant to know that some people draw this conclusion, IMHO, since it increases the quality of my model of them.

(Or, lets say, it is another parameter to watch for when discussing with new people, to help understand their point of view and ponder all the arguments, even the ones with more than sufficient counter arguments to outright dismiss them; this excercise might have to be shown to some discussion partners as well so they can see where I am coming from.)
There's actually a strong argument that the current congressional gridlock is due to representatives / senators flying into Washington Monday morning and flying back home thursday night, leaving very little time for casual conversations or backroom negotiations (which are vital to actually getting anything passed, as dirty as it sounds)

The original pattern setup might have been better, where congressmen moved to Washington for 4-6 months a year along with their families, because there was no other option. But it's harder now to do that with working spouses, and also because they would be eviscerated by challengers locally as being permanent Washington elitists.
(2012)

Any examples of applications/services that get this right?
There's other kinds of developers left? /s
Mountain View, CA

Senior Software Engineer, Desktop Client

Raptr, Inc.

Raptr develops software to help game players get the most out of their games. Our flagship products are used by tens of millions of gamers around the world.

http://plays.tv/

http://raptr.com/

We are looking for outstanding, highly motivated Senior Engineers to join our team.

The ideal candidate has strong experience building desktop applications. You write high quality, tight and efficient code; know what it takes to ship a solid application to millions of users, and how to support those users; have excellent communication skills, love solving complex problems, and are also looking to provide a voice in product design and direction.

Required Qualifications:

5+ years of experience in design & development of desktop applications
BS/MS degree in Computer Science
Strong Computer Science fundamentals
Experienced in programming C/C++ or Python
Tools / Frontend GUI development
Experience in object oriented design & programming
Creative thinker who thrives in a small-team environment

Bonus Qualifications:

Avid PC gamer
Qt development experience
Experience with agile development

Please contact Chris at chris_jobs@raptr.com if you're interested
Design Details: Carousel by Dropbox
Early Stage Platform Engineer - New York, NY

Maven (https://www.mavenclinic.com) is dedicated to creating a better consumer healthcare experience. Our first product is a platform for delivering real-time video appointments with women’s health care professionals ranging from wellness providers up through MDs. We just launched last month (http://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-digital-health-clini...). We’ve got a great team, top-tier investors, and awesome momentum in a huge space that is ripe for disruption.

We’re hiring for a platform engineer to join our growing product team. This is an early-stage opportunity and you’ll get the chance to help us architect this system as it scales and we add new features. We take security, automation, and long-term thinking seriously.

- python3 (flask, sqlalchemy)
- deployed to Google Cloud Platform on a docker cluster (debian hosts) w/ ansible
- SQL and NoSQL (MySQL/elasticsearch)
- DevOps skills a plus.

https://angel.co/maven-4/jobs/54376-back-end-developer - contact hello@mavenclinic.com for more info!
SEEKING WORK - Toronto, ON, Canada; remote or not

I have client projects on the go, so I'm not trying to find a full-time gig, but I'm always happy to work with new clients, so if you have work to get done and you don't need someone onsite every day, then I'd be happy to talk about how I can help. I can join an existing team, or assemble a team if it's a larger project, or I can take on work solo when that's the right fit.

The primary things I do for clients are software development (web, cloud and mobile, mostly), technical recruiting, screencasts, management, but I've got a broad range of experience in all parts of the software world and if your needs vary, I may still be able to help.

I love to build a minimally viable product to kick-start a startup implementation, but I'm equally comfortable helping to expand and evolve a large and mature codebase.

I like a wide range of technologies, but areas of focus include Java, Ruby, Objective-C, Javascript.

Websites:
http://codiform.com/
http://geoffreywiseman.ca/

Contact:
geoffrey.wiseman@codiform.com
healthfinch, Software Engineer - Madison, WI - jobs@healthfinch.com

Join our modest development team and change the way the health care industry works! We’re scaling to more customers, integrating with a broad range of medical systems, and building out capabilities that will impact the day-to-day lives of thousands of doctors, nurses, and other heath care practitioners.
We work with Ruby and Javascript on our current apps, but believe in the philosophy of using the best tool for the job.

Minimum Requirements - A minimum of 3 years experience working as an application developer or software engineer - Interest in working with a small development team at a start-up - Proficient oral and written communication skills History of collaborating well with other developers and stakeholders - Experience with modern web development including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - Knowledge of SQL and modern RDBMSs like Postgres, Mysql, SQL Server - A good understanding of MVC design patterns - An interest in perfecting the practice of healthcare through more usable IT!

Bonus Points for These Skills - git, Ruby (or other dynamic language), Ruby on Rails, RESTful web service, development JavaScript, RSpec, Cucumber, jQuery, Cache and MUMPS - A GitHub profile you can send us
Location: Charleston, SC

Remote: Yes (my highest preference)

Willing to relocate: Possibly if most of the hassles and costs of moving are taken care of and it is a city/state I'm interested in moving to (ie. no CA or NY) while being something interesting worth moving for

Technologies: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (node.js, express, React, Angular, knockout, and built my own, Rome.js), .NET (C#, MVC, Web API, ServiceStack) SQL, MongoDB (I've done backend, fullstack, and frontend), started working on an Elixir project

Interested in a lot of other technologies as well, so if you think I might be a good fit and willing to let me learn/train me, shoot me a message and I'll get back to you if I'm interested in what you do!

Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/akkuma

Email: gmail - gregorywaxman (I hope you can figure this out)
What if it's in the garage and someone hits it with the car and pierces the cells?

I didn't see "insurance" anywhere on that Tesla page. Ideally my insurance company won't pitch a fit about about me installing this in my house, but will Tesla guarantee that?
+1 for this, I'm a huge fan of MMM and this is the first time I've heard he's not popular here. I'm also curious to know why.
What's "properly"?

I think (hope) the citizens of the USA and Europe would not put up with people being executed for what we currently consider quite minor offences.

I guess in some ways you're right - if this was transformed to total warfare, with no mercy for anyone in any part of it, then it might be won, maybe. But the price is unacceptably high.

(Oh, also, Singapore is one small island with one city on it and a comparatively huge security service, it's often considered a sham democracy and a police-state. Cure worse than disease, IMHO)
Interesting to encounter you here.

May I humbly ask you one question?

How do you define the term, "consciousness"? i.e. what object, range of objects, function, process, etc., do you indicate when you use that term?
3D Folding Panel in CSS and JQuery
I think you can go ahead and relax. mox1 was making an argument about whether colleges could not dismiss anyone without a legal basis. mox1 was certainly not equating cheating with mental illness.
As a current employee at Cray, this makes me happy.
There is a name for this
Elon mentioned during his talk that the batteries contain all the same active thermal management and safety systems that are in the car batteries.
Miami, FL, USA - Junior PHP Dev Internship - CEM Partners LLC | INTERN, VISA

About US
We are Miami (FL) based company working in the online retail industry (ecommerce). We manage several niche market online shops using the PrestaShop CMS. We are small team 4 people and mostly french :)

About the Mission
We are looking for a junior PHP / mysql developer for specific small missions like :

Improving front end
Catalog import/export
API integration like paypal, adwords, analytics...
Custom dev for homemade back office
About you
You need to have experience in PHP/mysql.

Knowing PrestaShop is a plus !

When / How long ?
ASAP - 2 to 4 months

Please apply here: https://techmeabroad.com/offers/junior-php-dev-internship-at...
>>The US congress was supposed to be made up of ordinary citizens who part of the time lived at home in their districts.

Consider the 1790s when it would take a few weeks to travel from DC to the Ohio valley.
Because receivers in smartphones do not provide phase measurements.
Agreed. It truly works both ways. Nice!
PlaytestCloud - [playtestcloud.com] - Potsdam/Berlin, Germany

We're looking for a full time, on-site Community Manager / Account Manager

* Manage game test projects
* Maintain customer relations
* Identify and qualify leads
* our devs will help make your job easier

Perks:

* free coffee, drinks, beer and snacks
* Flexible working hours
* MacBook or iMac for work
* see the newest unreleased video games

Contact: marvin@playtestcloud.com

https://www.playtestcloud.com/jobs
Thank you, this is way better!
I agree in the long term (50 years) that is true, but in the medium term (15 years) solar + storage might be moving faster than utility companies want. If you built a power plant with a 40 year lifespan in the year 2000, you would not be happy if peak demand is lower than expected in 2025.

I would not expect the utility companies to be allies in this transition period to clean energy. It requires major capital outlays from them, it invalidates previous investments that have not fully depreciated, and in the end they will probably make less money.

This is not to throw a wet blanket on solar and storage, I just think we need to be cognizant of the idea that in all likelihood utility companies are both required to change for this whole thing to work and will be very resistant to that change. There might need to be changes to incentives or regulation to get the utility companies moving in the right direction faster.
Arena Solutions - http://arenasolutions.com - SF Bay Area | Full-time

We pioneered SaaS-based Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), which helps manufacturing companies build better products.

At Arena, we're an open office culture with many breakout collaboration rooms. We offer a great work/life balance with perks - we a have basketball & soccer league, fully stocked kitchen full of snacks & drinks, and cornhole, ping pong, and shuffleboard table. We also like to build great products.

We're hiring a web application developer:
http://www.jobscore.com/jobs2/arenasolutionsinc/senior-web-a...

If you'd like to join us, you can check out our other open positions at http://www.arenasolutions.com/about/jobs/ & feel free to drop me a note at ninja -at- arenasolutions.com
How did you land on $5.31 for the price on the Android store?
Not nearly enough.

One thing I have found is that wall angels are surprisingly useful, even though they seem like a trivial exercise. When I first started paying attention to my posture, they were borderline painful, and I can still tell if I've been doing well or not based on how stiff I feel while doing them.
Says the USA, thankfully the author is not based there. That being said, the USA does seem to think many of its laws apply all over the globe.
If possible, you want the recruiter to receive a succinct CV which gets your message across clearly and doesn't dilute it down with too much chaff. If you need to put a CV with every keyword listed up on job sites, so be it, but if you get a chance to put forward a CV tailored to a specific vacancy that the company will actually see, you should always do this.
SEEKING WORK - Silicon Valley or Remote

Principal technical founder of an ad-tech startup, currently undergoing a transition. At present available for contract engagements.

I bring to the table 15+ years of experience in software development, architecture and operations, as well as product management / marketing and business development. While my particular strength is "connecting the dots" across various disciplines, I am always happy to get my hands dirty to get projects delivered. I've had experience with Silicon Valley companies throughout their entire lifecycle, going back to the original dot-com era.

An engagement may involve me serving as a "force multiplier" of your existing team - think of the biggest challenges your organization is facing and what kind of problems your staff is not currently equipped to solve. Here are examples of what I could do for you:

- Product / business planning, review and strategy

- Design / technical architecture for new product development

- Business case development / feasibility assessment for non-technical enterprise executives

- Concept development / remote team recruitment for startups at "funded concept" stage

- Virtual/interim product manager / general advisor

While I have some level of experience with a very long list of technologies, above all I believe in pragmatic approach to choosing tools to fit the task at hand. The most recent/intimate experience in the current stack has been with delivering scale, performance and fault-tolerance in Big Data operations using the following principal technologies:

- Front-End : Python, Django, JavaScript, Bootstrap

- Backend/IDL : Java, Thrift, Avro

- Data Stores : Hadoop/HBase, Redis, MySQL/PgSQL

- Data Science : Custom-engineered algorithms/solvers with performance way above off-the-shelf packages

Due to the sensitive nature of my current commitments, details on my background would only be available to qualified clients able to articulate the specific problems they need help with.

Contact me by email : Maester.Data AT gmail DOT com
Aren't those limitations just in the USA? I'd guess that someone in .co.uk should be able to do what ever they want, especially as a non-commercial project.
I definitely got a chuckle out of it.
This is an awesome project!

I get the projection issues. He wants to see the details and be able to roam them. For one who is going to spend a lot of time close up, this project is a home run. Well done, and I'm envious.

When I was a kid, I would collect the large size maps Nat Geo would produce. Had a variety of them on the wall, and for reasons very similar to the ones expressed by this guy. It's fun to think about the places in the world, and associate them in various ways.

Visits, reading about things, photos, whatever, can all be placed into context and having a big map helps one with a sense of the world and it's many features and people. The pins bother me, but I stuck pins in mine too, and since he can reprint, no worries! I wonder if drawn tungsten or something might serve as a very small diameter pin? Could get a length of it, sharpen the ends, and dip into something to form the heads...
Show HN: Transform Your GitHub Issues into a Public Roadmap
> A decentralised Twitter would have been amazing.

And amazingly not profitable.