CptMauli

IBH SYSTEMS GmbH | ONSITE Munich, Germany | Fulltime

We are a small but very developer driven company. If you would like to work in your own pace, setting your own goals, you will feel right at home.

We are working on two Eclipse based open source projects: Eclipse NeoSCADA and Package Drone. If you would like to be part of that, then please apply!

http://www.ibh-systems.com

http://www.eclipse.org/eclipsescada/

http://packagedrone.org/

Send your CV to juergen.rose@ibh-systems.com

No recruiters or placement agencies

if you click on "pause", then you can actually move the time.

A timesheet application

For me the opposite is true. I don't have a problem talking to a larger crowd (as long as I know my stuff), but if it is recorded, even if I'm doing the recording myself (as in a screencast) and have the ability to take as many takes as I want, I can't manage to pull through. I'm stumbling and it is totally frustrating, since it takes such a long time.

For Germany there is HBCI (now FinTS), which is relatively old. Its not really web oriented, but rather used by banking Software like Quicken.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FinTS

For technical areas you are right, but if you are looking in the field of chemistry or biology a PhD really is required, although even then most of these are doing ordinary lab work which a technician could do as well.

IBH SYSTEMS http://www.ibh-systems.com // full time // Munich

We are working on two Eclipse based open source projects: Eclipse SCADA and Package Drone. If you would like to be part of that, then please apply!

The ideal candidate is: •Easy to work with •Has already some experience with Java •Willing to learn •Not confused if (s)he has to edit an XML file, write some JavaScript or throw together some SQL statements

Not required, but you would stand out if you:

•already worked with SCADA systems •implemented (common industrial) protocols, like IEC 60870-5-014, OPC UA, ... •worked with Eclipse based projects like EMF, SWT, etc. •contributed to open source projects •have instead of Java, experience in .NET, especially in building/packaging software (NuGet) •speaks/writes good German

Apply:

send your resume to juergen.rose@ibh-systems.com

Info:

http://www.ibh-systems.com

http://www.eclipse.org/eclipsescada/

http://packagedrone.org/

Unfortunately not in English: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorch-Fock-Klasse

This one is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorch_Fock_%281933%29

I really, really enjoyed the documentation "Print the Legend" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3557464/ which is available on netflix.

Don't expect to learn anything about 3d printing, but is a great story about startups.

I did the same, worked flawlessly. The only PITA was to put the ISO image on an USB stick.

Don't tell me that Smallworld is still started from Emacs???

Thats why it is a good idea to have a CLA in the first place. I don't understand why postgres for instance doesn't require one.

One interesting thing for me was, to see how slow the server interaction really was.

I don't see how to record meta information like a quality indicator (important for lets say timespans where no data could be recorded e.g. during a connection loss).

Nothing of the mentioned tech is bleeding edge. At least in Germany everything of the mentionend installations you could have installed without a raised eyebrow twenty years ago. The only thing which changed is the price of PV, which really came down over the last 10 to 15 years.

And with the blinds, not to automate this is foolish, because this is something which has to be done constantly. Unlike snow and dirt which only has to be removed occasionaqlly.

And it can happen, there was an accident, as a ferry crashed into the pier when the joystick malfunctioned.

http://www.infomarine.net/marine-accidents/119997-27-injured...

Maybe this is a good time to show off our little IEC 60870-5-104 Explorer: http://ibh-systems.com/iec60870/

There are only a few free 104 clients avaiable, but most of them are terrible (and even pretty buggy), especially if you just want to have a quick overview.

The good ones are expensive (around 1500 bucks) so its not something you would buy on a whim.

Tell us what you think, and if you need any features we are happy to get feedback from you.

By the way, we also develop a EPL licensed IEC 60870-5-104 java implementation. At the moment we are looking to crowdfund the development of a cleanroom OPC UA implementation: https://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseSCADA/Plan/IEC_62541

that implies its possible at all to represent null in a meaningful way

Again, something which all of these projects ignore, no step chart and no way to have gaps for missing data.

It is nearly a description of "Liquid Democracy"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delegative_democracy

http://globalfree.wordpress.com/2011/11/06/liquiddemocracy/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiquidFeedback

Why wouldn't something like this http://www.armstronginternational.com/thermostatic-valves-rv... work in your case?

Munich, Germany, Full Time (no remote)

TH4 SYSTEMS - http://www.th4-systems.com

We develop tank farm management software, solar farm SCADA systems and more.

We are looking for a versatile individual with a strong Java background. If you have any background in automation that would be a big plus (but it is no requirement).

You can drop me a line at jobs@th4-systems.com

A "Fachinformatiker" (for some reason translated as specialist by google translate) you can become through an apprenticeship in Germany for some time (there where predecessors to it with different names)

see http://translate.google.de/translate?hl=de&sl=de&tl=...

oder auf deutsch http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fachinformatiker

so it is nothing new at all.

Munich, Germany, Full Time

TH4 SYSTEMS - http://www.th4-systems.com

We develop tank farm management software and more.

We are looking for a versatile individual with a strong Java background. If you have any background in automation that would be a big plus (but it is no requirement).

You can drop me a line at jobs@th4-systems.com

TH4 Systems, Munich, Germany (remote work is unfortunately not possible)

We develop tank farm management software and more.

We are looking for a versatile individual with a strong Java background. If you have any background in automation that would be a big plus (but it is no requirement).

You can drop me a line at juergen dot rose at th4-systems dot com

TH4 Systems, Munich, Germany (remote work is unfortunately not possible)

We develop tank farm management software and more.

We are looking for a versatile individual with a strong Java background. If you have any background in automation that would be a big plus.

You can drop me a line at juergen dot rose at th4-systems dot com

This will not work. It uses too much space and It looks like it will need repairs or at least maintenance all the time.

I'm a bit surprised that there seem to be no good apartment search websites. Has this something to do with the larger home ownership? Or is it an artifact of the larger area of the US?

In Germany there is for instance http://www.immobilienscout24.de and some more websites like it (although the same offers end up on nearly every one of them). The search options there are more finely tuned than on lets say http://www.apartments.com. Also the larger newspapers (for instance http://immobilienmarkt.sueddeutsche.de/) have often own search engines for places to rent or buy.

I don't understand why nobody has suggested http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcoidosis

It is not that common, but is is not that rare that the doctors shouldn't have picked it up. The thing is, although in most cases the disease is in most cases expressed in lung problems, it can actually affect all organs.

For me the goals of zimbu look very much like the ones of ooc (it was mentioned a few days ago http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=882864) and ooc looks much nicer than zimbu.