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Thanks for the thinkpiece, Atlantic.

How about:

-Mastering Git (/competitors)

-Refactoring

-Project Management

-History of consumer information technology

@Palantir what are your thoughts on the raise?

The thing about Uber and Lyft operating ina gray legal area is that their products worked perfectly.

Zenefits' web application is a shitshow of JavaScript errors. It is amateur hour over there.

The front line of the gender war is the American courtroom, where men are subject to grossly unjust and discriminatory divorce and custody law.

Philadelphia is insanely corrupt, owned by Comcast, and will not allow Google to build a network like these other cities will.

Read about the building of Comcast Tower and how a plumbers union forced Comcast to install unnecessary pipes:

http://forums.civfanatics.com/archive/index.php/t-166039.htm...

Are you actually trying to fill this role with a job application form like that? Has anyone in HR attempted to even use the web form you are actively telling people to attempt to fill out?

Location: Bay Area

Remote: Either

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, JS, Backbone, AWS, Postgres and SQL generally, CSS, HTML, jQuery, Twitter API

Résumé/CV: www.josephecombs.com/pages/Joseph_Combs_Resume.pdf

Github: www.github.com/josephecombs

Portfolio site: www.josephecombs.com

Email: joseph.e.combs@gmail.com

I'm looking to work on interesting projects. I have a broad background of both software development and systems administration. I work hard and I am a fast learner. Let's work together!

Hey everyone, I scored each "seeking work" post against each "hiring" ad. The scoring is based on the .similar method in the similar_text gem. If this is actually a meaningless method, please ignore this post :)

If you posted in the seeking work thread, you can look in the "spit" path for a ranked list of the jobs you ought to apply to!

EDIT: right now it looks like .similar doesn't actually work that well (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14136349/how-does-similar...) so I am looking for a better solution. I have switched to the amatch gem (https://github.com/makaroni4/amatch) and am re-running the comparison. Now I am using levenshtein distance but that still seems bad from what I am reading.

Location: Bay Area

Remote: Either

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ruby on Rails, JS, Backbone, AWS, Postgres and SQL generally, CSS, HTML, jQuery

Résumé/CV: www.josephecombs.com/pages/Joseph_Combs_Resume.pdf

Github: www.github.com/josephecombs

Portfolio site: www.josephecombs.com

Email: joseph.e.combs@gmail.com

I'm looking to work on interesting projects. I have a broad background of both software development and systems administration. I work hard and I am a fast learner. Let's work together!