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DrScump
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About DrScump
Email: yosemite at programmer dot net
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Comment #45163472
Location: Sunnyvale, CA (SF Bay Area) - ideal if you need "boots on the ground" in SV without paying full retail Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, Informix-4GL,…
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Comment #44781506
Location: Sunnyvale, CA Remote: OK Onsite: OK Hybrid: OK Willing to relocate: Yes Past Roles: Customer Support / Service / Onsite Consulting, Programming, Voter Data Systems Develo…
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Comment #40242561
Nothing there is called "Product Engineer". The only enumerated roles are: Backend Engineer - Carrier Integrations Team Full-Stack Software Engineer, Product Team
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Comment #40242409
Yes.
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Comment #40019209
No paywall on Seattle Times: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/how-an-obscure-energy-...
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Comment #39925032
The listing itself says "Hybrid Madison, Wisconsin", not Remote.
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Comment #37368373
How the entire nation of Sweden switched from driving on the left side of the road (like UK, Japan, etc.) to driving on the right in a single day.
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Comment #34733094
The latter position says "No longer accepting applications"
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Comment #34701551
Is there a broader list of roles being hired for? Link?
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Comment #33784311
Just a collection of affiliate links (tag=rorg-20)
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Comment #33647955
>The US has 'rediscovered' it through the tech companies. It's only spoken of in the media positively in the context of newer tech companies. My first programming job was at a defe…
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Comment #33544984
(Lost 47 years ago today.)
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Comment #32935318
Published 85 years ago today.
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Comment #31930004
I'm not familiar with that description. I worked as a 370 series (370/3033/308x/309x) OS/MVS computer operator in the 80s, before programming.
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Comment #31929835
Aside from the physical encoding, note the conventions for IBM tape file sequence and labeling: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/zvse/6.2?topic=SSB27H_6.2.0/fa2m... You can bypass defau…
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Comment #31873649
How would he know? This article is strictly about San Francisco companies.