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ParaFi Technologies | Blockchain Infrastructure Engineer | US Remote (+San Diego based) | Full-time | https://parafi.tech/

We're a small team of engineers running some of the highest-performing blockchain validators and node infrastructure. Looking for a passionate engineer with ~2-6 YoE who wants to both develop software + infrastructure (Python, Go, Terraform, Docker...), and participate in other parts of the business, from financial modeling to talking with customers. Get the fun of a startup with the stability of an established investment firm!

For more info, email [my username with a dot before p]@parafi.tech

ParaFi Technologies LLC | U.S. | Remote (San Diego preferred) | Full-time | Infrastructure Engineer

ParaFi Tech runs some of the highest-performing validator infrastructure on Ethereum and other blockchains. We run a hybrid infrastructure between on-prem and cloud. We solve interesting challenges in crypto, cybersecurity, and more.

Looking for someone with software, infrastructure, and cyber experience to help build and scale our operations. We have a small and experienced team. Industry-leading pay.

Email me at [my username with a dot before p]@parafi.com

When you admit as many students as a UC, you can easily run regressions to determine whether a particular admissions officer is being discriminatory. They should also be able to anonymize applicants pretty well.

I took the article as pointing out that they specifically do not charge AWS for data transfer to CloudFlare and yet AWS charges full-price for bandwidth while other clouds do not. That's not a shoddy hit-piece, it's exposing some predatory business practices. Of course it'll benefit CloudFlare, but that doesn't mean it's a disingenuous article.