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mking

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    Comment #39568964

    Keeper | Product Manager, Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE within US | FULL-TIME | Office in San Francisco | https://www.keepertax.com/ More than 60M US workers (50% of Gen Z) have a f…

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    Comment #32681715

    Keeper Tax (YC W19) | Software Engineer, Video Producer | Hybrid (San Francisco) | Full-time | https://www.keepertax.com/ Keeper Tax is hiring a software engineer and a video produ…

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    Comment #32312885

    Keeper Tax (YC W19) | Software Engineers, Product Managers | San Francisco | ONSITE | Full-time | https://www.keepertax.com/ Keeper Tax automatically finds write-offs for freelance…

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    Comment #32210791

    @gigatexal Thank you for your kind words! I'm the hiring manager. I've been frustrated in the past with job ads that weren't clear about comp or interview process. I'm glad that I …

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    Comment #27027283

    Keeper Tax (YC 19) | Full stack engineers | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE | VISA | https://www.keepertax.com/ Keeper Tax is seeking full stack engineers to help us build T…

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    Comment #26664542

    Keeper Tax (YC 19) | Full-stack engineer | Full-time | Onsite (San Francisco, CA) | https://www.keepertax.com/ Keeper Tax is looking for engineers #3-4 to help us automate taxes fo…

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    Comment #18387445

    SEEKING FREELANCER | San Mateo, CA | SF or REMOTE Second Measure (YC15) is looking for a frontend contractor to help build our platform for data exploration. See https://blog.secon…

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    Comment #14468445

    Clari (www.clari.com) / Frontend Engineer / Sunnyvale, CA / Full-time / Onsite Clari is seeking a frontend engineer to help us change the world of sales software. Companies like Dr…

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    McIlroy's word frequency program in 1 line of ruby

    To show that you don't have to be a UNIX expert ("uniq has -c?") to write this program in a succinct, yet readable way.