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Splunk (A Cisco Company) [https://splunk.com] | Principal Software Engineer, Backend | Remote (Vancouver / Toronto, Canada)

Splunk is here to build a safer and more resilient digital world. The world's leading enterprises use our unified security and observability platform to keep their digital systems secure and reliable.

The role I'm hiring for is to lead the effort for a new API that will power Splunk's new Data Management experience while allowing customers to use the same APIs for their own automation.

Golang experience is required.

Apply here: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/careers/jobs/principal-software...

Uninteresting speeds that allow for us to even exist at all. Maybe not so uninteresting :) (I know what you meant though).

Not a physicist, but wouldn't a spacecraft standing on Earth's surface already feel 1g because of Earth's gravity (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equivalence_principle)?

I wouldn't be surprised if that behaviour was intentional.

I built this for OS X. Didn't quite catch on and life got in the way but you may still find it useful.

http://concourse.parseapp.com

That is really low for Vancouver. I don't know anyone in a 1 bedroom in the city centre that pays ~$1400 CAD. The lowest I've heard from my co-workers is ~$1650 CAD, going all the way up to ~$2100.

This "PC Master Race" mentality has left a sour taste in my mouth. It is a joke to a few but it is starting to become serious (weather they refer to it as PC Master Race or not). Most arguments are made by technically unqualified enthusiasts on subjects like architecture, performance, and cost effectiveness.

I suppose the reason I'm bitter is because I'm constantly being told (online and lots of PC enthusiast friends) that my choice of gaming hardware (a console) is vastly inferior to a PC. Choosing a gaming platform is not a 100% performance to cost optimization problem.

Lol me too. Hi guy from Washington.