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RendoSoftware, a new startup located in Boston, is looking 2 seniors front-end developers to join our remote team.
We develop web applications and HTML5 apps for several clients, using JavaScript, Angular, Node, Express and Apache Cordova.
Please send your application to: rendosoft[at]gmail.com
Benzinga -- is getting massive amounts of new traffic and we need some more team members to help us handle all the new visitors either REMOTE or local full-time in Detroit, MI. Positions ☆☆☆ Lead Front-end engineer ☆☆☆ Senior Django Developer ☆☆ Senior Drupal Developer Quick Stats ★ Customers include TD Ameritrade, Microsoft, Yahoo ★ 20 million+ monthly readers ★ 1000s of subscribers to our private Marketfy trading c…
I'm part of a small team of expats from Silicon Valley that came out to DC last year to help fix healthcare.gov. (Mostly Stanford, Google, YCombinator folks) We've learned a ton, and see an opportunity to create software that radically improves how our government serves its people - we've started our company, Nava, to chase that vision. In the last 6 months, we've launched 2 major projects: - App 2.0, the new insuran…
Let me get this straight. We spent hundreds of millions of dollars buiding a bad website. You then get hired to fix it. Again paid by taxpayer dollars. Now you are running a private company that will benefit greatly from this work. And, presumably, the company has investors who will now ride a sweet ride to massive profits because of all of the above. I hope I am wrong. I hope 100% of your work was funded privately.…
Just, wait a minute, isn't it that only the real whoishiring account[1] gets to post this. Could someone please ban the user. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring
SUSE Linux - https://www.suse.com/company/careers/ 79 open positions, mostly Nuremberg, Germany and Prague, Czech Republic. Company helps with VISA process and relocation. I hope our products don't need any special introduction for HN readers. In Engineering we mostly need QA engineers, Linux kernel developers and cloud specialists. There are also quite some Sales and management positions, scattered all around the gl…
SUSE Cloud Developer (2014431) remote, , Germany
Does this mean it's remote but only for people living in Germany?
RAND Corporation | Santa Monica - D.C. - Pittsburgh - Boston | Research Software Engineer & Data Science Engineer We are looking for eager, creative folks who partner well with PhD level researchers to create cool prototypes of research concepts. We are the world’s leading public policy and decision making think tank. Read more about us here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAND_Corporation or here: http://bit.ly/1ImrPH…
Hey Chris, Great to know Rand is hiring engineers! I have worked with consulting engineers from Labor and Population department at RAND, and have visited HQ a few years ago. It is a great place to work! I have a few questions about the position, could I send you email for inquiry? Thanks!
* ShareThis in Palo Alto is HIRING! * ShareThis is an incredible social sharing data start-up backed by Blue Chip, T-Venture, DFJ - who also funded huge successes like Tesla, Twitter, Skype, Box and much more - DFJ.com. Our entrepreneurial and passionate leaders and team have top backgrounds from Harvard, Berkeley, Columbia, Google, Amazon, PayPal & numerous successful start-ups. Over half the Fortune 500 already use…
> Unpaid Internships Available Don't do this. It's exploitative and extremely classist, even if not intentionally. I'm also wondering what the quality of interns you could get given that most tech companies actually pay their interns pretty well.
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Let me get this straight. We spent hundreds of millions of dollars buiding a bad website. You then get hired to fix it. Again paid by taxpayer dollars. Now you are running a private company that will benefit greatly from this work. And, presumably, the company has investors who will now ride a sweet ride to massive profits because of all of the above. I hope I am wrong. I hope 100% of your work was funded privately.…
Reboot -- you make no sense. Private contractors are hired all the time by the Government. They did work, delivered something of quality, and got paid for it. It's not thievery at all.
That is theft.
Is this company using code and tools developed with taxpayer money to now profit? Are investors going to profit from something that we paid for and should rightfully be in the public domain.
What I said makes complete sense provided the scenario I painted is correct.
What would it look like to not be considered theft? Something like this: The government needs help fixing the Obamacare website. A group of investors gets together to fund the required work. They compete for the contract with others. One wins the contract. They offer their services at a reasonable cost. The government stipulates that all software developed under this contract will be open source and in the public domain. The company completes the work. Now it can apply for a contract to maintain and enhance the codebase. And so can anyone else. We, the taxpayers, paid for the code and own it. We did not pay to fund a for profit company that would then hild us hostage, have a monopoly based on what should be a public open source code base and create millions of dollars of profit for investors who did not fund the development of that code and took none of the risk.
For all I know these folks are on the level. If that's the case I apologize with all sincerity. Still, I would like to see a statement clarifying whether or not a substantial portion of their now-commercial code base was paid for with taxpayer dollars under "war emergency" conditions and if they are effectively stealing what should be owned by the people of the US in order to form the foundation of a company that is probably going to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars per year with a virtual monopoly. I'd like to see that question answered.
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