dimarco

Buildforce (https://www.buildforce.com) | Staff Product Engineer | Austin, TX (Onsite/Hybrid)

Buildforce is a skilled trade staffing marketplace facilitating connections between subcontractors and tradespeople.

Our products include a mobile app (RN), a NextJS app, and a GraphQL/Typescript API. We've been around for 5 years and we have a Product & Eng org of 5 including myself. We're well-funded and business is going great.

We're looking to add 1 more senior/staff member to the team. We are a product-minded group of engineers, and startup experience a huge plus.

You'll be in-office for at least a couple days a week, WFH the rest.

mark [at] buildforce [dot] com

Rust is a joy to work with 85% of the time. Ratatui was a fun and easy way to get a TUI up and running.

https://github.com/markmarkoh/lt

I wrote lt as a TUI for navigating/searching Linear issues. It is read-only right now.

Are the streets still painted? I looked at satellite views of Agnes and Jordan Ave and I don’t see it.

Libraries like this are useful.

Ender sounds similar and has been out for quite some time: http://ender.no.de/

It's a good first shot, although a lot of the feedback provided by HNers seems to be on point.

It's funny that it only took a few months to get sick of the Twitter Bootstrap look, felt like it took a year to get sick of the 37Signals/Basecamp rip offs.

My CPU barely worked at all. (latest MB Pro).

In one of Facebook's more recent big acquisitions - Gowalla - the product was shut down within a few weeks.

This only proves a bubble if they bring in $20 million of funding from Andreessen-Horowitz.

Typically, "upgrade your browser" techniques are welcomed in HN. Google drops support for IE6, then IE7 - smiles all around. Apps block off IE6 - "good for them".

AT&T does something similar and it's met with frustration?

Requiring IE* should be frowned upon. But anything that says "upgrade from IE6", in end-user land, is probably a good thing.

Austin, TX

Bazaarvoice is hiring tons of folks this year.

We're almost always rated the Best Place In Austin to work.

We need engineers and product managers.

Natural Language Processing, Big Data, Mobile and more:

https://careers-bazaarvoice.icims.com/jobs/search?ss=1&s...

I wonder if anybody at Sony has come up with the conclusion that it's always going to get hacked, and the money they spend trying to secure it(along with the bad press) could be better focused in other areas of the company.

Couldn't people take advantage of this by only commenting on high-karma comments, regardless of whether or not it's relevant to the parent-comment, but instead just piggy-backing to stay on the first page?

While it's a nice thought, it didn't actually close to even attempting to answer the question.

There is also the Austin Javascript meetup that @getify puts together. Anybody else planning on going?

jQuery sells.

Bazaarvoice is hiring in Austin, TX.

They just rented out a movie theater (alamo drafthouse) for all of us to see the Social Network.

Also it's a cool company. http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2010/10/01/bazaarvoice-ramps-up-...

I hardly call the IMs "Damning" considering how he's continued to grow into one of the most powerful people in the tech industry.

If you live in America then yes, you are fortunately out of touch.

*edit, cannot type

It would probably be pretty confusing, especially considering most people don't read much text on the page(like the text that might say "Correct this...")

I'm not sure about the mechanics of Chrome, but aren't new Chrome windows different processes? thus having their own share of CPU?

Trying to cram everything in a single thread of execution seems like it would have been a mistake.

While I agree with your second statement, your first is misplaced. There is a huge difference between "I'm an engineer, can't design, here's my resume(even my HTML5 resume)" and using oddly timed fade-ins, slides, text reflection, etc. etc.

If you try to put that much design in a resume, you get judged as a designer.

thanks. I originally built it so I could ditch Firefox for my personal browsing. Looking forward to any feedback you might have.

Not that I'm aware of.

the AT&T store activated it for me - the fact that I didn't have access to iTunes didn't even come up(that I remember).

I don't watch movies on it, but I get music from iTunes (on the phone), my NPR radio app, and Pandora.

I'm an iPhone user & Linux-only person for the last 2 years and my experience with the iPhone has been great.

yo dawg

--- Ugh, look what you've made me do.

Have you tried the iPhone app instead of the iTunes feed? It sends a nice push notification whenever a new episode is ready.

For web design, I would recommend against a book. Create a delicious account and start tagging well designed sites as "inspiration".

Then steal, steal, steal.

http://colly.com/

http://riotindustries.com/

http://siteinspire.net/showcase/category/style/black_and_whi...

http://www.weareagoodcompany.com/

http://cssremix.com/visit/giant-peach-design/