lenzm

All Campus | React Developer & Back-end (Python) Developer | Chicago, IL | On-site | Full-time

We're a small growing, company serving colleges and universities. We're branching out from our marketing services and building a new SaaS product. The hard part is done, we have clients itching to try it out, now all we have to do is build it. We currently have an incomplete alpha-quality product that we're testing internally.

Our stack is AWS / Postgres / Python / Flask / React / Redux

We are located in the Loop and were recently name one of Crain's best places to work.

https://www.allcampus.com/careers/open-positions/react-devel...

https://www.allcampus.com/careers/open-positions/back-end-de...

Yeah, I'm skeptical of the EU's ability to enforce their laws on someone outside of the EU (citizen or not) with a business outside of the EU.

It's not wasting money - his business benefited from having an educated, healthy, safe workforce; from having roads to deliver products and customers to stores; and from a justice system to enforce laws and protect all of that property. He was just greedy and didn't want to pay his fair share.

Because advertising funds the internet, including the Mozilla Foundation.

No, the medallion owners just lived in deluxe apartments in the sky.

Tech and software tend to be more dominated by large players though because of economies of scale - launching new companies in every country would be wildly expensive and inefficient compared to AirBnB's trivial costs for adding a new country.

It's hard for any large organization to be nimble and quickly change direction, eg. the government, military, unions, religions.

If anything, stock options incentivize longer term thinking. Instead of quarter to quarter goals, stock options reward goals years in the future.

You could use add-ons to manage optional functionality a la Atom. Users can enable and disable add-ons to customize their browser and some come enabled by default. If you were migrating to this method of customization it would absolutely make sense to push an enabled add-on that replaces functionality you took out of the main app.

You're looking for Parkinson's Law. From wikipedia:

  Parkinson's law is the adage that "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion". It is also sometimes applied to the growth of the bureaucratic apparatus in an organization.

He goes on to write about organization inefficiency, how adding more and more people make committees useless.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Parkinson%27s_law

http://sas2.elte.hu/tg/ptorv/Parkinson-s-Law.pdf

Did that cover room and board?

If your new search engine became popular, the incentive to spam Wikipedia would be enormous again. 10 years ago, Wikipedia decided to nofollow all links because of the spam for Google relevance:

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/all-wikipedia-links-are-...

I think the real problem is that vim is the default editor or people are writing tutorials and using vim. Asking vim devs to break the whole raison d'etre (modality) is kind of ridiculous.

You aren't describing venture capital. By definition, venture capital is high risk and therefore must potentially have crazy big returns.

All Campus | Software Engineers | Chicago, IL | Onsite | Full-Time | http://www.allcampus.com/

We are hiring to build a tech product based on our experience doing marketing and recruitment for our higher ed clients. We have open positions listed for a front-end and a back-end engineers but full-stack engineers are welcome; we are more interested in finding smart, curious, motivated people than filling specific roles.

Our back-end is built on Python and Postgres. Our front-end stack is still TBD, we're looking for someone experienced to help us make that decision and build it from the ground up.

The interview process is an inital phone screening followed by an onsite/video interview.

Full job descriptions are here:

- http://www.allcampus.com/careers/open-positions/back-end-dev...

- http://www.allcampus.com/careers/open-positions/front-end-de...

Email careers@allcampus.com with your resume to apply.

The 40 hour work week was introduced because workers demanded it (in the US I'm not sure about other countries). The first strike in North America was workers demanding a shorter work day.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/1835_Philadelphia_general_strike

I think you can do a little better if you replace your Freedom Unlimited with a Capital One Venture card and get 2x on everything else.

Shadow ban for everyone that exceeded the rate limit or just the one attacker? As others have said that's shitty for legitimate users that go over the rate limit.

Crackpot.

So many things wrong with this.

First of all, debt isn't evil.

Interest only compounds if you pay less than the interest every month. Most mortgages require you to pay all of the interest and pay down the principal every month. The extreme is interest-only mortgages, but even then the interest isn't compounding.

Most people cannot and should not build their own house: "then save up enough money to build a house with your two bare hands and some help"

Present value of future payments is LESS than the nominal value.

This person links constantly to the NY Times tool but doesn't seem to have studied it.

It's a better than 50% chance - if the sample size is odd, you always get a real observation; if the sample size is even, you may still get a real observation (if the two median observations are equal).

Digital Suicide

It is still done today. Prescription opiods are loaded with acetaminophen that will make you far sicker sooner than the opiods will.

Seriously?! Just use solution 2, god forbid you have two lines of code to be clear and accurate:

    >>> context = defaults.copy()
    >>> context.update(user)

It's not even close to free. It's X% cheaper where X is the tax rate the company is paying.

eg.

$10,000 in gross profit - 20% in taxes = $8,000 net profit

$10,000 in gross profit - $1,000 rent = $9,000 - %20 taxes = $7,200 net profit

The net rent was $800 instead of $1,000 but not free.

My guess is that higher average speeds are the confounding factor and that the speed people drive is mostly independent of the speed limit.

It doesn't solve the problem, as there can be tabs in the data just like there can be commas. Tabs may be less common but it's still fundamentally the same.

"Ad Network partners like Google" but not Google because they don't allow that on their network. If they were sincere, they could switch to more reputable ad networks.