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Brilliant Gifts | Remote US Timezones | Full-Time | Software Engineer, QA Engineer | https://brilliantmade.com

Brilliant brings brands to life with impactful, creative branded merchandise and an industry-leading suite of tech-based tools and services. With a focus on creativity and technology, Brilliant curates, produces, and helps companies distribute memorable branded merchandise and custom products. We create newsworthy press kits, welcome gifts for new hires, merch sets to promote a product launch, giveaways people love and impactful touchpoints to drive conversions and retention.

We are a bootstrapped, profitable, and quickly-growing company, working with a variety of fun clients like Airbnb, ZipRecruiter, Postmates, Reddit, Paramount Pictures and Greenhouse.

Technology is part of our DNA. Our proprietary technology gives clients instantaneous access to important information and tools, including real-time inventory data, on-demand fulfillment services via web and API, and convenient integrations with Salesforce and Slack.

Our systems are built with React, Rails, and Mysql

Engineering:

* Software Engineer

* QA Engineer

* Product Designer

More details available at https://brilliant.breezy.hr or reach out to our CTO david @ brilliantmade.com

Fast Radius | Multiple Tech Team Positions | Chicago, IL | Onsite (post COVID) or Remote | Full Time Fast Radius is the leading provider of additive manufacturing solutions, including application discovery, product design and testing, and production-grade manufacturing.

In order to build the manufacturing network of the future we need a custom software platform designed specifically for our company. We need a platform that integrates our sales process with our order tracking processes and finally with our plant so that we can have a complete real time understanding of how our business operates and how each independent process affects the parts we produce. We can’t do that without building our own tools.

Learn more here: https://youtu.be/x4cfvaYJywc

We're looking to grow our tech team in Chicago with both Back-End and Front-End Software Engineers (Elixir/React), Product Manager, UX Designer, IT Admin, Sr. Data Analyst, and VP of Software Engineering.

All job descriptions here: https://jobs.lever.co/fastradius

Feel free to email our lead technical recruiter with any questions or heads-up that you're applying: meredith.covington at fastradius dot com.

Thanks!

Fast Radius | Software Engineers, Designers, Product Managers | Chicago, IL | Full Time | Onsite

Fast Radius is building a new kind of factory focused on 3D printing end use production parts. As part of building and designing a factory from the ground up, we have the unique opportunity to incorporate software into the manufacturing process in a way not possible for existing factories.

We're building our platform using Elixir, Rust, and React. If you're interested in hearing more reach out to me at david.pick@fastradius.com.

Fast Radius | Chicago, IL | Software Engineers and DevOps | Onsite or Remote for the right candidate

Fast Radius is building a new kind of factory focused on 3D printing end use production parts. As part of building and designing a factory from the ground up we have the unique opportunity to incorporate software into the manufacturing process in a way not possible for existing factories.

We're building our platform using Elixir, Rust, and React. If you're interested in hearing more reach out to me at david.pick@fastradius.com.

Completely agree, one of our core goals from the beginning of HumanPredictions has been to kill mass template emails.

We don't currently support that through the application, but it is on our roadmap and something we very much want to build.

For now though if you reach out to me at david@humanpredictions.io I'd be happy to let you know what our current prediction for you is.

Thanks! We do actually use Keybase for discovering social accounts as well.

:( I'll reach out to Courtland the guy who runs IndieHackers and see what's up.

Unfortunately because we are just looking at public data online (including Github, StackOverflow, and Meetup) if people don't use those services (or contribute to open source) we won't discover them or be able to a make a prediction about their likeliness to leave.

We actually do have a significantly better response from developers both because they're being reached out to at the right time, but also because a lot of our users are CTO's and Engineering managers who by the fact that they are technical can have a much better conversation with prospects.

Hey everyone, I'm the CTO and Co-Founder of HumanPredictions happy to answer any questions anyone has about the article or the company in general!

Is there a special library used to power the comments editor? I'd love to have a library that let me do drag and drop images into markdown.

I really like the idea, submitting my side project now!

Unfortunately, due to a new job I don't have time to work on it and would like to see it have a good home.

as well as http://www.letseat.at

I've had very similar feelings using enlive in Clojure land. I doubt I'll be switching back to a more traditional templating engine any time soon.

It's a project with a bunch of files, totals around 3500 lines. I'll post an issue.

Stack Size Exceeded when trying to open a ~3500 line clojure app :(.

I really should have done that a long time ago. I'll add it now, thanks for the tip.

It totally could be, send me an email and we can discuss it.

There actually is a really basic diff tool right now (Click on revisions on the recipe page). I'm working on creating a more advanced one now. Any ideas on what a good interface might be?

Thanks for the idea, I'll give it a try.

I am actually in Chicago, but I haven't been to a HN meetup so you're probably thinking of someone else.

Thanks!

Haha actually I didn't, I started working on this a couple of weeks ago in my free time.

Will do, thanks for the suggestion.

That's a great idea, thanks!

Thanks for the feedback! I'm actually working on making the main page use thumbnails right now.

That is really funny! I actually made this in the past few weekends so it's a total coincidence.

I totally agree, unfortunately I don't have money to pay one and finding someone to work with me for free hasn't been easy :(.