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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/blockshane; my proof: https://keybase.io/blockshane/sigs/t8BAIrc2bPHKQJ_46pr9XRUWVKywSj0RAjDpfAfL9Ko ]
https://www.drawdown.org/solutions
Update: Yes I know these aren’t the same, but they’re related.
At TruStory, we are building a platform for validating and verifying content, starting with the cryptocurrency space. For an example of what this could look like, check out our forum posts on claims made about Ethereum: https://discourse.trustory.io/t/tuur-demeesters-ethereum-cla....
Our stack is React Native / Typescript for mobile, and Golang for the blockchain backend.
We are building TruStory as a decentralized app, using Cosmos SDK, a next-gen blockchain platform.
Contact shane+hn@trustory.io for questions, or apply directly at https://boards.greenhouse.io/trustory/jobs/4070176002.
That said, my old standby is OmniGraffle. Makes it super easy to create any type of diagram on macOS.
I didn't have to fiddle with any paths or env vars in my scripts. It made my day easier. This is an example of something that seems like a good practice only after you've gotten some gray in your beard.
Because if they spun the study as a success, the funders of this study, a pharmaceutical company, wouldn't be able to promote their drug.
Can relate so much with this article. Maybe because we’re around the same age. Crypto reminds of me of Linux and the early days of the Internet. I see the potential and that’s why I’m working in it.
The Internet lets anyone, anywhere broadcast a message to the rest of the world. It connects the 4 billion people on the Internet to one another. It’s undoubtedly the greatest invention of humanity. But the ease of sending information unfortunately also allows misinformation to spread. How do you reconcile these two opposing forces, openness and trust? One solution is to hinder or to censor. But that’s been tried before and miserably fails. But imagine if information policed itself by the people creating that information.
At Trustory, we're looking for full-stack engineers to help build this for the world. Our tech stack is primarily Typescript, React Native, Node, GraphQL, and Go (Golang).
We value ethical, curious, and passionate people. We don't care about your grades. We don't care about your pedigree.
We are building TruStory in a decentralized manner, using blockchain platforms like Cosmos SDK and Ethereum. You’d be one of our first hires, and get a chance to work with some of the most experienced engineers and advisors in the industry.
https://www.trustory.io/careers/
shane+hn@trustory.io
This study is based on a 66 question FFQ (food frequency questionnaire) spanning a six year period. Do you remember what you ate last month? A year ago? Six years ago? Maybe a more modern version of these types of studies can be done if the subjects are required to take pics of everything they ate instead of reporting from memory on a questionnaire.
“LMS receives grant funding from the California Walnut Commission”
Oh?
“SC reports grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and personal fees from Novartis and Zogenix”
Novartis and Zofenix are in the business of making statin drugs.
TruStory is a platform for users to discover and validate claims that people make, whether in a blog post, whitepaper, website, or social media post. We are seeking a full-stack software engineer with 3+ years of experience:
- Experience in Javascript, React Native, Node, Postgres
- Nice to have: Experience in cryptography, Golang, GraphQL, Solidity
- Experience in architecting and building complex APIs
- A strong understanding of databases -- both SQL and NoSQL
- Ability to write unit, integration and end-to-end tests for back-end and front-end code
- A passion for writing clean, maintainable and scalable code
We are building TruStory in a decentralized manner, using technologies like Cosmos SDK and Ethereum. You’d be one of our first hires, and get a chance to work with some of the most experienced engineers and advisors in the industry.
Apply at https://www.trustory.io/careers/.