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Expeto | expeto.io | San Francisco | Onsite | Senior Software Engineers

We run private 4G/LTE networks using container technology. The idea is 4G delivered as simply as WiFi for remote locations with industrial equipment. Expeto sim cards can roam off of private radios onto major carriers internationally with data paths managed by our customers i.e. access to corporate VPNs or gateway'd to the public internet.

Broad array of technologies: JVM languages (java, clojure, groovy), Postgres, docker + kubernetes, telecom networking protocols, message queues.

In brief, the technical challenge of Expeto is to provide an API to manage 4G networks for non-experts.

Apply here: https://expetowireless.recruitee.com/o/senior-software-engin... and mention this hacker news post.

Expeto | expeto.io | San Francisco | Onsite

We run private 4G/LTE networks using container technology. The idea is 4G delivered as WiFi for remote locations with industrial equipment. Expeto sim cards can roam off of private radios onto major carriers internationally with data paths managed by our customers i.e. access to corporate VPNs or gateway'd to the public internet.

Broad array of technologies: JVM languages (java, clojure, groovy), Postgres, docker + kubernetes, telecom networking protocols, message queues.

Apply here: https://expetowireless.recruitee.com/o/software-engineer and mention this hacker news post.

This is hinting at the on-demand knowledge service to mobile handsets worldwide that Robert Steele proposed in this (very interesting) talk at Amazon: http://goo.gl/LKlcr

Pixel Qi makes some sort of sunlight-readable display for netbooks: http://pixelqi.com/products

I hope these take off, because I also would love to not be staring into a lamp for hours per day.

I'm just a fan and not affiliated with the project in any way, so unfortunately I can't help you there.

This is a project of the Sunlight Foundation: http://sunlightfoundation.com/about/funding/

PCR requires short (typically synthesized) DNA primers to initiate replication. That is, you must know the DNA sequences at the beginning and end of the region you want to amplify. Ideally you would know the entire sequence so you can synthesize primers that have one and only one binding site.

Amplifying DNA is useful/necessary for all sorts of biological procedures. High concentrations of DNA are needed for efficiently transfecting microbes, for example.

Did anyone else read the headline as "US Government Wants Double Precision Sentences for Hackers"?