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Xvela | Oakland, CA | Full-Time, Onsite, VISA | Comp depends on role and experience | https://xvela.com/

XVELA connects terminal operators and ocean carriers on a shared, open collaboration platform providing actionable visibility, real-time communication and connected intelligence on vessel operations.

In other words, it's a saas app that allows container vessel operators to collaborate in real time with container ports about which containers get unloaded from the ship and where loaded containers will be placed. Think of it as a very complicated game of Tetris.

Current open roles:

- Principal Java Engineer: https://careers-xvela-navis.icims.com/jobs/2207/principal-ja...

- Full Stack Engineer (Sr Software Engineer): https://careers-xvela-navis.icims.com/jobs/2122/full-stack-e...

Stack: Java (Play and Spring) | Angular and AngularJS | PostgreSQL | Akka | Gradle | AWS

Which Stripe Connect account type are you using (Standard or Express)? And what type of charges are you using (Direct or Custom)?

They should use some of that money to acquire ClippyJS https://github.com/smore-inc/clippy.js

I don't think you'd have an easy time getting one in Alameda County...

It's probably a temperature thing? A metal roof probably gets really hot. I have no idea what the temperatures there are though...

But education shouldn't be an industry, especially in public institutions.

I'm with this guy.

How many employees do they have? I would imagine that the impact of a dead unicorn would be directly proportional to the number of employees it had.

ahh goatslacker, keep up the good work! i love alt.

I won't disagree. But from a business point of view, it makes a lot of sense to use React. It's support from a huge organization like fb, and mass adoption by the community, make it a safe choice to use in the long term, from a business point of view. Not only will it continue to be supported by a well funded engineering organization, but the pool of developers with experience with it is large.

As for Redux, I'm more of a Alt.js kind of engineer. All that being said, Cycle and Elm are totally cool.

What does "performance orientated" mean?

I like the idea a lot, but the security implications of this are scary. May as well just do a cloud based key stroke recorder.

Could you please give an example of how this data could be misused now that it's public? I'm already aware of how it could be misused when it was private. TIA.

i'll see you and raise you https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_Ivan

tyvm

mutually assured cyber destruction?

tyvm!

Matt Taibbi is a legitimate journalist in an industry of few.

I really want to start using unikernels but I'm not sure where to start. I really like MirageOS but being limited to OCaml is a barrier to entry for me. As an alternative, I'm looking at OSv because it works with the JVM. And lastly, I'm keeping an eye out on hyper.sh because I feel like it can conceptually solve some of the same problems as unikernels, except leveraging existing investment in docker.

As a dev with most of my experience being in JavaScript, Java, and Python, is there any advice you could give me?

tia

yes.

edit: depends on the company.

please don't waste people's time here. that's what reddit is for.

Huzzah! Excited to use Atlas on my current project. We're supposed to come onsite to talk with Kevin next week. Looking forward!

We should have spent that trillion dollars on our nation's infrastructure, schools, free public university tuition, and a public option instead.

Why would I use this over the native one? Just curious...

When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all [0].

[0] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0756880/quotes?item=qt0316350

+1 for Hashicorp. Looking forward to using Atlas.

this is one of my favorite tags.

i enjoyed this. thank you. nice to see people using sse!

It's pretty ironic that games are supposed to be fun, but somehow people are missing that point and are instead spending their time doing this.

i don't understand the use case for this. could somebody please explain?