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BlockFi | NYC | Software Engineers | ONSITE | Full-Time | https://blockfi.com/

BlockFi is an engineering-centric fintech company building bridges between fiat and crypto currencies. Our mission is to bring liquidity to digital assets and create engaging, performant products meeting the demands of individuals and institutions that hold crypto assets. We are venture-backed startup backed by Galaxy Digital, ConsenSys Ventures, Kenetic Capital, and others.

We're language agnostic. Our backend is microservice oriented and containerized using Docker. Our main stack includes AWS, Lambda, PostgreSQL, Redis, GoLang, Python, TypeScript, React/Redux, Jupyter Notebook. We believe in owning our own truth and as such run Ethereum and Bitcoin full nodes. For our blockchain development and decentralized products, we use Solidity, Web3, and Truffle.

We are R&D focused at BlockFi and do weekly lunch and learns on any topic related to blockchain or crypto. Our team along with our stack is organized as a mesh network enabling decentralized learning and tech development. We are looking for both front-end and back-end engineers. If this sounds like a place you want to work, feel free to reach me at chao at blockfi dot com.

BlockFi | NYC | Software Engineers | ONSITE | Full-Time | https://blockfi.com/

BlockFi is an engineering-centric fintech company building bridges between fiat and crypto currencies. Our mission is to bring liquidity to digital assets and create engaging, performant products meeting the demands of individuals and institutions that hold crypto assets. We are venture-backed startup backed by ConsenSys Ventures, Kenetic Capital, and others.

We’re language agnostic. Our backend is micro service oriented and containerized using Docker. Our main stack includes AWS, Lambda, PostgreSQL, Redis, GoLang, Python, TypeScript, React/Redux, Jupyter Notebook. We believe in owning our own truth and as such run Ethereum and Bitcoin full nodes. For our blockchain development and decentralized products, we use Solidity, Web3, and Truffle.

We are R&D focused at BlockFi and do weekly lunch and learns on any topic related to blockchain or crypto. Our team along with our stack is organized as a mesh network enabling decentralized learning and tech development. We are looking for a senior front-end developer to take ownership our upcoming login experience. If this sounds like a place you want to work, feel free to reach me at chao at blockfi dot com

It's a time problem. Container packaging eliminates the "works on my machine" problem, which is a space problem (environment pinning). It can be used to eliminate the time problem (version pinning).

SemVer is like language (e.g., English), more people speak the common language, easier to communicate. But doesn't prevent others who might speak EmojiVer to communicate. Certainly won't stop people using packages from both worlds.

Once you have their info such as email, you can always remind them, isn't it?

There are usually two microphones in laptop, plug in one disables the other. I should say two down, more to go.

I have an old headphone that is plugging to the microphone socket of my laptop. So, one down, many more to go. Have not figure out a way to deal with microphone in mobile devices. Suggestions?

Well said. GeoCities design was "proper" a few years back, maybe it will resurrect again!

This reminds me a quote:

> Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.

Paying attention to detail and keep things simple, not just for design but coding as well.

It could be broader. First few hires matter as well, not just the first one.

Strongly agree! I thought it was something else exciting, but it is just the SDK. I have been using it for a while.

Less is more, as in coding.

I think this is trade-off. Sleep less every day, you borrow your future time to use it now, you might end up live a shorter life.

How much can "Certified Hacker News Professional" get me?

We managed to submit by tethering through my cellphone right before the date change. Good thing to have a working backup option.

The part I like is version-controlled on GitHub. Now if I can just 'git log' my employment history ...