Emouri

Blue Lobster | Technical cofounder | Copenhagen, Denmark | Full-time | Remote/Onsite | https://bluelobster.app

Blue Lobster is a platform that allows direct sales with sustainable fishermen.

We are looking for a third leg on the founding team - specifically someone with a strong technical background who has the work ethics, strategic inclinations and passion to bring us to the next level. You will be joining the founding team, consisting of Nima, our CEO, and Christine, our COO. Nima has a strong background in international development and has been named one of Forbes 30 Under 30 and is one of the Obama Foundation’s European Leaders. Christine has 10+ years as a researcher and data analyst.

Our current tech stack includes Python, Django, Postgres, React Native & Elixir, but you will of course guide this as we move forward.

If this sounds interesting to you, apply below or email christine@bluelobster.app. https://thehub.io/jobs/617a84011e09707707746b87

I've still got an Ikea table my in-laws bought in the early 70s, it'll last another 30 years no problem. Some of it wasn't so bad.

No. I like the idea but I haven't got time every day. I might be able to do an hour or two a week. I'm also probably not in a timezone where it makes sense like bbcbasic also points out.

Neither Django Rest Framework nor AngularJS is actually used in this post..

It's also open source and available on github https://github.com/HabitRPG

The girlfriend and I have been trying it out the last week or so, it's a pretty good way to keep the flat tidy it seems.

Sounds like getting stabbed in the dongle to me :)

I'd find something like that useful. Don't know if that counts as interest from HN though

Som added bonuses: The NemID password is case insensitive and has to be types in manually.

Denmark? I've never heard of these sort of things happening around here.

I seem to recall there being a subreddit filled with these kind of puzzles, but I can't find it right now. Anybody know the one I'm talking about?

edit: this was the one I was thinking about http://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer

Yeah I felt exactly the same way. I chose to donate anyways, but it was a close thing.

On the other hand they don't have any prices listed, and their blog is down "Error establishing a database connection". This doesn't exactly inspire to go to them for hosting.

I agree with all of these points, and would like there to be a replay button.

It takes one or two clicks to change that. If you feel so strongly about it you might want to install some readability clone.

I used http://readable.tastefulwords.com/ for this article myself.

There's a full transcript a bit further down though, in case you missed it.

Feel free to explain if/how he's wrong instead of just downvoting?

I've used both piston and django-tastypie in production. Tastypie is delicious compared to piston. You should check it out.

Those Google adds are really distracting for me. It's good to see you're still doing so well though.

Check out the comments for something that might work (haven't tried it myself)

And yet bugfixes to my app has been rejected a few times in the past months because of this.

I've been bitten by this a few times as pypi was down. I still do this, but I'm thinking about setting up some private hosting for the libs I need.

I'm looking to optimize my fab setup, feel like sharing your fabfile.py?

Daniel Gilbert asks, Why are we happy? in this TED talk. http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_gilbert_asks_why_are_we_happy.h...

He also did a great interview on the Colbert Report that never fails to crack me up.