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There is Mapquest (based on mapbox) it is surprisingly good and works well for nearly most of my use cases.

There is Mapquest (based on mapbox) it is surprisingly good.

Don't follow the point

Interestingly their human support has been good, considering how annoying and not helpful human support is with other Google services.

Not sure if this would qualify, but last weekend started teaching swimming for my 2year old. He enjoyed it the most and learnt to move in water (with float) albeit short distance on his own. I learnt swimming when I was 23 and even now freak out when I'm in water. Proud moment for me as his teacher.

Actually I do all of these in all my trips :-/ beyond simple reasons, there is nothing sinister.

* Bored in flight - sleep.

* Bored at airport - do people watching, good place is look at how people board, watch airplanes take off and land, what is the ground crew doing.

* Travel comfortably and lightly - go in shorts and at the destination airport change to formals.

* Don't like queue - board last

* Want to travel cheap internationally - you would go through cheap airlines like Turkish, Ethihad (or) some unknown airline.

* In business trip - do prep work in laptop while in flight.

I'm getting more and more annoyed with these baseline establishing stuff and ML models.

edit: typo

Thing I couldn't believe in this was the company's response

Most people, I think, don't even know what a rootkit is, so why should they care about it?

Wayback machine has the oldest snapshot from 16th Sep 2016 - https://web.archive.org/web/20160916051848/https://help.netf...

When I first heard about it, thought the person was making stuff up. Then I got directed here - http://gemini3.spacelog.org/00:01:52:26/#log-line-6746. Also learnt that there was questioning about the incident by appropriations committee.

I tried this as an exercise when they were pushing Google+. Created a new account, was very cognizant to read through all settings and ensured that nothing from my old account can be traced back to this new one. I'm not joking when I say nothing from my old account and tracking: 1. I timed my move (to different city inside bayarea) 2. Changing ISP to wave from comcast 3. Bought new computer 4. Closed my old phone account and only started using work phone. Never used hotspot in my work phone 5. Even changed my coffee drinking habit + free wifi access locations from Starbucks to Peets. Only thing I couldn't change was my name + SSN. Serious paranoid level of things for my online life, but they still populated my digital life with same info and recommendations. After about 10-15 days of doing all this, I enabled Google+ (because at that time to use youtube account, I had to enable it). You know who the first contact recommendation that was there for me under my family - my brother who is living in a different country. I just gave up at that point. Probably I did something wrong during the setup (or) slipped and used the accounts for some period of time on same computer or browser (or) the data companies which sell my offline data have really rich data about me. Whatever the goof-up was, it was just disheartening to learn that after all that work my online privacy just lasted at the max 15days. I really wish there were better ways. Considering the number of security/data breaches (e.g. recent equifax one) I feel like, I have little to no control on things.

How does this work in civil engineering or construction in general. It is also a team based endeavor. The way I understand it only engineers or management needs to go through certification. Basically people who direct the project.

Bit curious about everyone's thought process with regards to credit freezing. I'm thinking about leaving the freeze in place and only do temporary unlock on as needed basis. Considering SSN and other info. compromised have longer life time, I really cannot think of any other option.

I imagine that security would be a concern for WU locations at or near refugee camps, considering they need to stock the place with cash. Anyone have insights about how they handle it?

Glad to know it is not just me.

RideCell(YC W12) - Sr. Backend Engineer - San Francisco, CA RideCell is reimagining and re-architecting transportation in cities, communities, and on campuses across the world. Our software platform automates some of the hardest operational tasks involved in running a transportation system such as matching supply to dynamic demand, efficient dispatch and routing, and combining multiple service models such as on-demand, fixed-route, car-sharing, and beyond. We are a small team with big personalities and big goals! Learn more at http://ridecell.com

Requirements

* Fluency in Python & Django or confident that you can get there quickly, and 5+ years experience in another programming language

* You always leave code better than you found it, and you have opinions on software design.

* Self-directed, but also work well with other engineers.

* Excited about working for a startup and moving quickly.

* You currently live in the San Francisco bay area, or live in the U.S. and are willing to relocate to San Francisco.

* 5+ years of experience (internships included)

Preferred

* Front end experience with Backbone.js, Angular.js or any frameworks.

* Experience with RESTful APIs and API design.

* DevOps experience, especially with AWS, Vagrant, Ansible, and Postgres.

Next Steps: To get started, apply at http://ridecell.com/careers.html or email us at jobs@ridecell.com with your resume. If you can include a link to your GitHub / code samples and/or links to any deployed software you've worked on, we'll prioritize the conversation.

RideCell(YC W12) - Sr. Backend Engineer - San Francisco, CA

RideCell is reimagining and re-architecting transportation in cities, communities, and on campuses across the world. Our software platform automates some of the hardest operational tasks involved in running a transportation system such as matching supply to dynamic demand, efficient dispatch and routing, and combining multiple service models such as on-demand, fixed-route, car-sharing, and beyond.

We are a small team with big personalities and big goals!

Learn more at http://ridecell.com

Requirements

* Fluency in Python & Django or confident that you can get there quickly, and 5+ years experience in another programming language

* You always leave code better than you found it, and you have opinions on software design.

* Self-directed, but also work well with other engineers.

* Excited about working for a startup and moving quickly.

* You currently live in the San Francisco bay area, or live in the U.S. and are willing to relocate to San Francisco.

* 5+ years of experience (internships included)

Preferred

* Front end experience with Backbone.js, Angular.js or any frameworks.

* Experience with RESTful APIs and API design.

* DevOps experience, especially with AWS, Vagrant, Ansible, and Postgres.

Next Steps: To get started, apply at http://ridecell.com/careers.html or email us at jobs@ridecell.com with your resume. If you can include a link to your GitHub / code samples and/or links to any deployed software you've worked on, we'll prioritize the conversation.

RideCell(YC W12) - Android Engineer - San Francisco, CA

RideCell is reimagining and re-architecting transportation in cities, communities, and on campuses across the world. Our software platform automates some of the hardest operational tasks involved in running a transportation system such as matching supply to dynamic demand, efficient dispatch and routing, and combining multiple service models such as on-demand, fixed-route, car-sharing, and beyond.

We are a small team with big personalities and big goals!

Learn more at http://ridecell.com

About You:

    * B.S. or M.S. Computer Science or related experience

    * 3+ years of object-oriented software development experience

    * 2+ years mobile application development at the user interface and system levels

    * Proficient knowledge of the android SDK

    * Gradle build system expert & ability to maintain multi flavor project

    * Proficiency with Google API's (maps, places, gcm most important)

    * Knowledge of RESTful implementation in android and communicating with backend API's

    * Proficiency with android lifecycle events in activities and fragments

    * At least 1 application in the Play Store

    * Must be willing to work on-site in our San Francisco office

    * Knowledge with 3rd party injection libs (android annotations, butterknife, dagger etc...)

    * Knowledge of android development patterns, preferebly MVP or MVVP

    * Knowledge of websockets

    * Other languages to know (python, js, cocoa, swift, c++)

Sr. Engineer - Web / UX

RideCell (http://ridecell.com/) is looking for a senior frontend engineer to join our team in San Francisco. We're a small team, and you'll have significant responsibility for designing and building products and features that you can take pride in.

About Us:

RideCell builds transportation automation software that helps large corporations, public transit agencies and universities optimize, manage, and scale their transportation systems.

We've already moved over 10 million people, but that's just the beginning. We're working on much higher impact things that will fundamentally change the way logistics is done. Doing this requires solving some pretty interesting engineering problems ranging from optimally routing and dispatching vehicles to predicting customer demand based on historical and real-time variables to maximize throughput.

About You:

* You're fluent in Javascript and at least one or two MVC frameworks (especially Backbone.js and Angular.js).

* You have a good eye for design and always pay attention to the user experience of the product.

* You're familiar with REST APIs and the concepts of RESTful architecture.

* You have opinions on how to structure code, and you're excited about taking ownership of the architecture of our entire frontend codebase.

* You're self-directed but good at communication.

* You're excited about working for a startup and moving quickly.

* You currently live in the U.S. and are willing to relocate to San Francisco.

Nice to Have:

* Experience with Python and Django, especially with the Django templating language.

* Experience mentoring other engineers.

Next Steps:

To get started, please apply here or email jobs@ridecell.com with your resume. If you can link to your GitHub / code samples, and/or links to any deployed software you've worked on we'll prioritize our conversation.

RideCell(YC W12) - Senior Backend Engineer - San Francisco, CA

You wouldn't believe how inefficient most transportation systems are!

At RideCell, we build transportation automation software that helps large corporations, public transit agencies and Universities optimize, manage, and scale their transportation systems.

Our software has already moved almost 10 million people but that's just the beginning. We're working on much higher impact things that will fundamentally change the way logistics is done. Doing this requires solving some pretty interesting engineering problems ranging from optimally routing and dispatching vehicles to predicting customer demand based on historical and real-time variables to maximize throughput.

About You

- You have at least 3 years software development experience, including at least 2 years working with Python/Django.

- You have experience mentoring new developers.

- You have code samples you can share with us - preferably real projects hosted on GitHub or something similar.

- You've worked at a startup before and love moving quickly.

- Bonus points: you have experience with one or more of these: Angular.js, Django REST framework, Postgres, AWS, Vagrant, Ansible.

- Bonus points: you've worked on location aware projects before.

- Currently living in US and willing to relocate to San Francisco.

What We Offer

- A significant role on a small team working on a huge and valuable problem

- Competitive salary and meaningful equity

- An incredible team of genuinely good people

Next Steps

We don't believe in interviews full of syntax questions. We'd like to pay you to work with us for a week or two on a real project, we think that's the best way to see if we'd be a good match for each other. To get started, email jobs@ridecell.com your resume, link to your GitHub / code samples, and links to any deployed software you've worked on.

RideCell(YC W12) - Senior Backend Engineer - San Francisco, CA

You wouldn't believe how inefficient most transportation systems are!

At RideCell, we build transportation automation software that helps large corporations, public transit agencies and Universities optimize, manage, and scale their transportation systems.

Our software has already moved almost 10 million people but that's just the beginning. We're working on much higher impact things that will fundamentally change the way logistics is done. Doing this requires solving some pretty interesting engineering problems ranging from optimally routing and dispatching vehicles to predicting customer demand based on historical and real-time variables to maximize throughput.

About You

- You have at least 3 years software development experience, including at least 2 years working with Python/Django.

- You have experience mentoring new developers.

- You have code samples you can share with us - preferably real projects hosted on GitHub or something similar.

- You've worked at a startup before and love moving quickly.

- Bonus points: you have experience with one or more of these: Angular.js, Django REST framework, Postgres, AWS, Vagrant, Ansible.

- Bonus points: you've worked on location aware projects before.

- Currently living in US and willing to relocate to San Francisco.

What We Offer

- A significant role on a small team working on a huge and valuable problem

- Competitive salary and meaningful equity

- An incredible team of genuinely good people

Next Steps

We don't believe in interviews full of syntax questions. We'd like to pay you to work with us for a week or two on a real project, we think that's the best way to see if we'd be a good match for each other. To get started, email jobs@ridecell.com your resume, link to your GitHub / code samples, and links to any deployed software you've worked on.

Same here. Tried accessing github and sourceforge didn't work, switched to google DNS, works like a charm now. Not sure how they are blocking the sites.

10 years! Congrats and thanks to all who made openstreetmaps possible.