samdjohnson

sounds like it would be replacing an existing employee. was it for the CEO role? =)

I work at TempoIQ, and we still to offer our storage service. We've launched a new product (as TempoIQ) that is hosted in a private environment and offers storage, historical analysis, and real-time monitoring.

As for the customers on TempoDB, we are working them to transition to TempoIQ if the switch makes sense or offering to guide them in a transition to another time-series database like InfluxDB.

Chicago, IL - Full-Time Front End Developer, The Onion (http://www.theonion.com)

The Position

We’re looking for someone to bring the front end of The Onion to the next level. You'll be responsible for major features on our site and will weigh in on engineering and product design decisions.

If you were here in the last 6 months, you would have: - Built a front-end system to prefetch content in the browser. - Created an HTML5 iPad app from scratch. - Built prototypes and apps with node.js, require.js, mustache, and more. - Watched bands play in our brand new studio[1]

You - Want the opportunity to create new tech, not just reuse jQuery plug-ins. - Has well-formed opinions on the latest happenings in Javascript (node.js, coffeescript, client-side templating, etc). - Is sick of supporting IE6 (we don't). - Can handle multiple projects going on simultaneously. - Has built systems with front-end frameworks.

Interested? Apply here[2].

[1] http://www.avclub.com/articles/the-walkmen-cover-rem,38887/ [2] https://www.smartrecruiters.com/TheOnion/70646318

Why?

Good. Some useful products were lost, but hopefully the remaining ones become better than ever!

Social Media.

Baller

This is a great way to teach programmers a new framework or tool.

I don't know about you guys, but James Altucher is one of my favorite bloggers on the net right now.