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EverQuote | Front End Engineer | Cambridge, MA| Onsile |Full Time

We have a services oriented architecture, and a lot of interesting technologies. React, NextJS, Typescript, Golang, k8s.

More details here http://app.jobvite.com/m?3IZlrkwi

Probably when you stop, for example while at a stop light. This is how Waze is doing it too.

EverQuote | Director, Full Stack/Front End Engineering | Cambridge, MA | ONSITE | http://app.jobvite.com/m?3slIckww

* We are one of the fastest growing companies in Boston history * Our quickly-evolving consumer and B2B applications are built in the latest technologies * Our company is profitable and established – a startup culture without startup anxiety * We encourage creative thinking, independent responsibilities for business results, and team collaboration * Lunch catering to the office, company outings to local restaurants, day trips, and more * We offer competitive salaries, excellent benefits including FULLY PAID health and dental insurance, 401k with match, unlimited PTO, stock options and a relaxed and flexible work environment * We have lives outside of work. We are musicians, athletes, filmmakers, gamers, authors, and more

EverQuote | Full Stack Developer | Cambridge, MA USA | Full Time | ONSITE | http://app.jobvite.com/m?3z7Ickwp

Proficiency in modern Javascript, HTML and CSS. Experience with React, Redux, Next.js, Ruby, Golang or Typescript required for this role.

Modern tech stack and great people.

My problem with blue apron is with all the waste/trash generated by their packaging. I tried their services and the recipes were ok — although for someone that likes to cook or is a more experienced cook, their service is not worth it.

Relevant: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/03/magazine/what-happened-wh...

I keep track of the most inspiring design-related books I read at https://greatdesignbooks.com/

An interesting tangent: sound can be recovered from visual information too:

Algorithm recovers speech from the vibrations of a potato-chip bag filmed through soundproof glass - http://news.mit.edu/2014/algorithm-recovers-speech-from-vibr...

University of Iowa Health Care | Web Developer/Designer | Iowa City, IA USA | Full-time, ONSITE

The UI Health Care Marketing and Communications Web Team provides support for the major consumer facing web properties of UI Health Care, mainly uihc.org and uichildrens.org. We are a small team that keep things interesting by working on a diverse range of projects. We are looking for a talented web developer to join us, on site in Iowa City. Most of the work consists in building new features and fixing bugs on the two Drupal 7 websites mentioned above. There is quite a bit of interaction with non-technical peers and you should be comfortable communicating and providing support to people with different backgrounds and skillsets. Well-qualified candidates will have strong development and problem solving skills and an exceptional ability to communicate highly technical concepts to any audience. The ideal candidate will also have experience with all aspects of the lifecycle of a web application: wireframing, design, frontend & backend coding.

https://jobs.uiowa.edu/jobSearch/pandsDetailDisplay.php?requ...

I would recommend most of the books I read this year:

* Born a Crime by Noah Trevor

* Half of a Yellow Sun by Adichie, Chimamanda Ngozi

* Secondhand Time: The Last of the Soviets by Alexievich, Svetlana

* Ex-Formation by Hara, Kenya (best book I read this year)

* A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bryson, Bill

* Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions by Brian Christian (applying algorithm theory to daily life)

* Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It by Voss Chris (meh)

* Sprint: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days by Knapp Jake (meh)

* All the Light We Cannot See by Doerr Anthony (loved it)

* The Remains of the Day by Ishiguro Kazuo (loved it)

We're evaluating PM solutions and Workmajig is one of the contenders. Do you mind sharing your experience with it?

You can use IFTT to automatically archive the songs from the Discover Weekly playlist to another playlist.

I tried it with a couple of photos that got me awards in prestigious international competitions. They were assessed as being OK (~5/10)

which you can finally delete:)

Same here. There are a lot of advantages if you use a credit card to pay for most things, as long as you pay the balance in full every month.

You just need to find something that you like doing and doesn't feel like a chore. For me it's soccer - I would play every day if given a chance (too bad that my wife wouldn't agree with that though). It's so much fun that I play even if I'm injured and know I shouldn't.

I also go to the gym 4-5 times a week. This is harder to get into. What works for me is going over lunch time. It's a 10 minute walk to my gym and I spend about 35-40 minutes there lifting weights. I would probably go less if I had to go after work as I am usually tired and I have a 40 min commute. If you're looking into starting to lift weights I recommend doing StrongLifts 5x5 - It's beginner friendly.

I noticed the same. Maybe the results are skewed a little bit by the SO audience but I think it's a real trend.

It's more probable that the knee pain was related to your running habit :)

100% agree. That's how I grew up too and I never felt like I needed/wanted more space.

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I love reading and I'm a designer so I started http://greatdesignbooks.com/ where I share books that inspired me. I'm using amazon affiliate links which brings in a few dollars a month :)