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Geneva | Full Time | Senior Web Engineer, Senior Android Engineer, Senior Product Designer | NYC and REMOTE | https://www.genevachat.com/

Geneva is an early-stage startup based in NYC building a new kind of social network — where privacy is respected and ads are a thing of the past. We unite the best features of group messaging apps and social platforms, creating a modern digital space where you can have conversations with all the groups you care about. We are an intellectually curious, driven, and results-oriented team with a track record of building successful businesses, backed by proven investors.

Technologies that we use: TypeScript, React, GQL, Redux-Saga, Cypress, Enzyme, Kotlin, Dagger

To apply: https://boards.greenhouse.io/geneva

nice, i'll use this with my significant other to help debug stuff while we're both at work. way better than a screenshare.

Originate | Full-Time | NYC, SF, LA, Vegas, Boston, OC

We are a 100+ team of engineers, designers, and entrepreneurs. I am personally looking for a few new members on my R&D team, but we are also hiring full time engineering positions. Stacks: Scala, Node, Rails, iOS, and Android.

Perks:

* 20% time

* Work on many different projects. Average time for an engineer on a project is between 2 and 6 months.

* An engineering team that cares a lot about process and quality. Heavy focus on code reviews and testing.

* Flexible hours

more info: http://originate.com/

job listings: https://boards.greenhouse.io/originate

we just got a new office for our NY team, it's sweet. roof terrace forever.

+1, our new york team is always looking for great developers at any level. bonus points if you're into FP √√√

yeah, it is still a similar amount of overhead in typing

in general your repository functions will be wrapped in some monad, whether it's Reader/Maybe/List doesn't really matter as far as the for comprehension is concerned.

woh, awesome... and that's all real time?

so comprehensive!

i wouldn't mind a tl;dr ;?j

ooh nice, never seen anyone do something clever using that information before.

o/\o

ooh harsh

thimmy is right though gleitz, he is wayyyy better than you

it caches questions for when you're offline o/\o

also of note is that dynamic generation of "similar topics", so that the multiple choice remains difficult. +1 for freebase!

awesome. unlimited trivia questions generated by wikipedia.

functioning map too, i hope people find it useful

simcity foreva

sexy and useful, thanks mr coles (would be much more exciting if your username was: "right sed fred")

noted, i'll wordmerge the word "movies" and see if i can come up with any cool names for this ;?j

no, thats a good idea lemme look into it

hunch gives recommendations about pretty much everything, you can check out their api here: http://hunch.com/developers/v1/

i am specifically using "get-similar-results" and "get-recommendations" limited by the location you enter

thanks for pointing that out. will investigate and forward to jQuery UI.

there are multiple meanings of the word... but point taken

because you want to support the developer?

it was a tough decision, but every time we thought about it, we had nightmares of this image: http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kwmmcouLYR1qz9v9y.jpg

crosswauction is pretty good too, though i couldn't imagine a user figuring out how to spell that...

my favorites so far have been: gourmaniac, barbequephoria, and japanimal

for web development, i feel like creating twitter is a nice small beginner project. anything that has a one to one, one to many, and many to many relationship would do the trick.

awesome. the best would be if you could go in the opposite direction. like if you could create regular expressions in the image view and have it output the text version.

this would probably help a lot of people who aren't 'ninjas' like you and me ;?j

clicking a star votes for a combination. top voted combinations show up at the bottom of the page.

showing how a merge would be spelled is a pretty tough problem. if anyone had any clever ideas about this, i'd love to hear it.

the hardest part about this site for me was finding a good dictionary of words->phonemes... unfortunately what i found did not come with emphasis. if you want to try to find a better dictionary for me i'd check it out. good luck though with the way google's search is these days ;?j