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tbarbugli

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Founder & CTO getstream.io
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tbarbugli··on IO name servers down
team mate posted on HN already about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15293578
tbarbugli··on IO name servers down
These two nameservers: ns-a2.io, ns-a4.io return wrong results consistently
tbarbugli··on San Diego Declares Health Emergency Amid Hepatitis A Outbreak
FYI there is a cure for HepC nowadays that actually works, if it did not cost >10k we could probably get rid of HepC for good.
tbarbugli··on 153k Ether Stolen in Parity Multi-Sig Attack
how much money is that?
tbarbugli··on Taking control of all .io domains with a targeted registration
Not the first time .io TLD messes things pretty bad. A few months ago they had a couple of name servers poisoning internet with false negatives, that made a few hours very "interesting"
tbarbugli··on Two new peanut allergy treatments are on the verge of approval
you don't need Gregory House to diagnose an anaphylactic shock
tbarbugli··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2017)
Stream.io | Backend Developer, Golang | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | ONSITE, Full time, https://getstream.io

We're currently expanding our core development team in Amsterdam and are looking for a talented Gopher. Our ideal candidate has years of experience building complex systems at scale.

Our stack

  * Python/RabbitMQ/ZeroMQ/Golang/NodeJS
  * AWS/Softlayer/GCE
  * Cassandra/Postgresql/Redis/Memcached/RocksDB
Skills and requirements

  * Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or prior engineering experience 
  * Experience building complex high performance software 
  * You are fluent with Go and at least a 2nd language like Python, Erlang, Scala or similar
  * In-depth experience with SQL database
  * Memcached/Redis
What we offer

  * Work on nice-to-have problems (millions of HTTP requests every day)
  * Competitive salary 
  * Dev setup of your choice
  * Equity
About the product:

Stream is an API for building, scaling and personalizing feeds. The technology relies heavily on Cassandra and machine learning. Stream powers the feeds for over 50 million end users and handles billion feed updates every day. Our customers include small startups as well as Fortune 500 companies. Building a scalable, highly available, secure and performant feed infrastructure is a hard problem.

About our company:

Stream was founded in The Netherlands and participated in Techstars in NY. We now have offices in both Amsterdam and Boulder, Colorado. Find out more about the company and team: https://getstream.io/team/

Interview process:

  * Phone call for high-level tech background and culture fit  
  * On-site technical interview (no whiteboards/tests) 
  * Offer
Apply online at https://goo.gl/fYY8WY or email tommaso@getstream.io
tbarbugli··on Coveralls bug shows random commit messages
Anyone can recommend a similar service that plugs and play nicely with TravisCI/Github?
tbarbugli··on Google Site Search will be completely shut down by April 1, 2018
Google owns this and they are giving it up, why? My guess is they dont make enough money this way (with search as a service). That is probably just a long term concern but an important one.
tbarbugli··on Reflecting on one very, very strange year at Uber
I am removing Uber app from my phone forever. I guess HR did not do a great job there.
tbarbugli··on CSS Grid – Table layout is back. Be there and be square
<table> <tr> <td> <form> <table> ? Edit: this is meant to be ironic
tbarbugli··on GitHub Report Card
Why should I be mindful when someone from Github (the company where I host lot of code) does not?
tbarbugli··on Unsecured MongoDBs taken hostage
2BTC for such felony does not sound a great deal to me
tbarbugli··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (January 2017)
Stream.io | Backend Developer, Python | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | ONSITE | Full time

We're currently expanding our core development team in Amsterdam and are looking for a talented Python Backend developer. Our ideal candidate has years of experience building complex systems at scale.

Our stack

  * Python/RabbitMQ/ZeroMQ/Golang/NodeJS
  * AWS / Softlayer / GCE
  * Cassandra/Postgresql/Redis/Memcached
  * Puppet/CloudInit/Terraform/Cloudformation
Skills and requirements

  * Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or prior engineering experience 
  * Experience building complex high performance software 
  * You are fluent with Python and at least a 2nd language like Go, Erlang, Scala or similar
  * Comfortable with Django
  * In-depth experience with SQL database
  * Memcached/Redis
What we offer

  * Work on nice-to-have problems (millions of HTTP requests every day)
  * Competitive salary 
  * Dev setup of your choice
  * Equity
About Stream

Stream is an API for building, scaling and personalizing feeds. The technology relies heavily on Cassandra and machine learning. Stream powers the feeds for over 50 million end users and handles billion feed updates every day. Our customers include small startups as well as Fortune 500 companies. Building a scalable, highly available, secure and performant feed infrastructure is a hard problem.

About us

Stream was founded in The Netherlands and joined the prestigious Techstars accelerator in NYC. After Techstars Stream raised $1.75m and now has offices in both Amsterdam and Boulder, Colorado. More details: https://angel.co/stream/jobs or email tommaso@getstream.io

tbarbugli··on Ask HN: Thinking of moving to Europe from USA
I would not suggest Germany or (german) Switzerland to people that don't speak german.
tbarbugli··on Bose Hearphones
Not going to be awkward at all!
tbarbugli··on AWS Shield – Managed DDoS Protection
I am surprised to hear someone saying anything positive about Hetzner. My only experience with them was a nightmare with terrible support and very inconsistent network performance.
tbarbugli··on Let's Colonize Titan
I would imagine that shielding a ship be easier than shielding an entire colony (unless of course one accepts the underground colony approach)
tbarbugli··on Brew commands send data to Google Analytics
Sounds quite reasonable to me when you read it: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/docs/Analytics....
tbarbugli··on Ask HN: How do manage external dependencies with Golang?
I am not really sold on the master should be stable, major releases should be on different URLs. Installing stuff directly from github.com someone's master branch sounds like an easy way to get random SIGSEGV and similar hard to debug issues.
tbarbugli··on Seven years of Go
Go is really getting to a point that is not just the new cool thing in town, but a language that makes sense to use in production.
tbarbugli··on ZType – typing game
I actually had some fun. I love how the shooting sound adapts to your typing!
tbarbugli··on Ask HN: Should I begin a porn industry related startup?
From a career perspective I don't think this is the best move ever. I am pretty sure a good amount of people won't like to see that in your resume (eg. next job, funding your next start-up, ..).
tbarbugli··on How to contribute to an open source project on GitHub
I would add "Make sure the maintainer of the repo will merge (or even look at) your PRs". I more than once had very reasonable PRs (bugfixes) waiting to be merged forever.
tbarbugli··on Why 2016 is such a terrible year for the Mac
I wonder what's the energy cost introduced by having 16 extra GB of RAM. Is that a space issue (more RAM = less space for batteries) or a power consumption?
tbarbugli··on Jinja live parser
live here too now :) https://cryptic-cliffs-32040.herokuapp.com/
tbarbugli··on Jinja live parser
I've added support for Heroku deploy button on my fork: https://github.com/GetStream/jinja2-live-parser
tbarbugli··on Selling to Developers [audio]
TL;DL?
tbarbugli··on Show HN: Alienslike.us – Vote on what an alien society might be like
what's the purpose of this exactly? I kept clicking a the gauge chart changed all the time but showed no insight on what was going on
tbarbugli··on Jinja live parser
Is the source code available anywhere? I could actually use this myself. FYI Jinja2 is really powerful and allows you to use lot of stuff from Python (eg. execute heavy math operations, allocate lot of memory, iterate forever...)

Eg. if you paste {% for i in range(10000000000) %}{% endfor %} and press Convert tens of times it will take down your site.

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