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vincentperes

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Location: Guebwiller, France (near Basel, Switzerland)

Remote: Yes (experienced) / Fly over when needed

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Node / Typescript / AngularJS / Angular / React GraphQL (not professionally) / Redux / Ruby / Rails / UI frameworks / DB (exp with mongodb, postgres, mysql, hbase, redis, solr) / Salesforce / MS Dynamics. Also FE tech lead, experience coaching a team remotely.

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ysucp2qpe6iaewh/Vincent_Peres_-_Re...

Email: vincent.peres@gmail.com

Location: France, near Basel - Switzerland

Remote: YES (or partly remote if within 1h)

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Angular / Typescript / Ruby on Rails (more details on my profile below)

Résumé/CV: Front end Tech Lead / Full stack developer https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincentperes/ https://github.com/vincentp

Email: vincent.peres (gmail)

I'm a reliable developer with more than 10 years of experience working with web apps. Used to work with international teams. 2 years remotely. I like to be involved from product planning to support to understand what users want and get as much feedback as possible. Don't hesitate to drop me an email :)

What was meant is that you can access most of Youtube's content without having to log in, whereas of Facebook which requires you to be authenticated most of the time to access content.

The first web site 10 years ago

Maybe the HTML part but not the CSS, there are browser specific attributes and use of 'em' for example.

You might get a big traffic from HN and don't get much out of it. People might just go, read a page and bookmarked it or think they will come back later. But they usually don't. If I was prompted or had a field where I could enter my email address to get the best story of a genre I picked at the end of each week, I would gladly enter my email address. Convert!

Data Scientist | Companybook | companybooknetworking.com | Full Time | On site | Oslo, Norway

As a Data Scientist you will work with TBs of structured and unstructured data and apply state of the art Machine Learning and Data Mining techniques on it. You will have the central position in the dev team since all Companybook's products depend on massive amounts data. You will be involved in all phases of the development: from the analysis and design to the implementation. As a Data Scientist you will have the ability to shape the future all our business by adding intelligence to all our data products.

Responsibilities:

- Advise the dev team on all aspects of Machine Learning and Data Mining - Select the most appropriate ML tools and techniques for solving particular data challenges - Transform and convert unstructured data set into structured data products - Train and build machine learning models to meet business goals - Collect, process, cleanse, and merge raw data from a wide variety of structured and unstructured sources.

Skills & experience

Required:

- MS (PhD) in Computer Science, Machine Learning or Statistics - Strong theoretical background and practical experience in machine learning and information retrieval - Strong working knowledge of all core ML techniques: clustering, regression, classification,.. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Desirable:

- Search Ranking - Java/Hadoop/MapReduce

Contact: jobs@companybook.no

iPad Air 13 years ago

Don't feel sorry for us, we are very happy :) I'm so happy when I can show my latest pictures to my grandma, read my comics (all in one device), or look up for questions I have / inspiration on internet... all of this I was doing before with different mediums (books, photo paper, dictionaries etc.). So yes it is enriching my life as I have so many things in one small device that I can look up in a few seconds and can carry around so easily.

1. I feel that the pages I'm following bring me a good value. When it comes to people, if somebody is posting crap, I usually remove it from my timeline. I don't think Facebook is meant to exchange good ideas in public, but to share information. I don't want to be philosophical, but being bored is like everything else in life, you keep taking public transport, because it's useful, not that you are in love with it. 2. Facebook is not meant to build a community around a theme, you get information and feedback on pages but nothing more. Dedicated website on games, astronomy etc. were there before and will be there after. 3. I'm living abroad and share every week with my family on a Facebook private group, I just find the feature great!

In general I think that experiences in life are so different and all require a different set that you simply can't aggregate them all on one and unique website. "The next network could be about making it easy to talk to people you don't know so well." is just called the web?

Pharo 2.0 Released 13 years ago

agree, really hard to find out what it is, the only work that I catch and gave me a hint is 'virtual machines', but still pretty vague

Javascript front-end framework are really new (3 years old) compare to web frameworks. The need is also quite different. There was a need for a Javascript framework and we can say that jQuery won the battle. We will have to wait few more years to see most of the web app running with a Javascript front-end framework, then you will maybe have a winner!

For that case, giving an idea on how the money is gonna be made (advertisement or other) would give more trust. People wouldn't wonder "for how long" if it comes from Google or a big company as it is a trusted company and it has big chances to last.

Squash 14 years ago

I had the same problem, don't want to watch the video as I am at work and I read quickly the headline... didn't get what it was so I closed the page. I got back to HN and read your comment and only got back to the website at that point to finally figure out what it is. So a little headline wouldn't be too much below the title (and I'm part of the target audience).

wow! I heard many times that great mathematician can picture theories in their mind... and that for some theories only few people on earth are able to picture them. I always wondered if that's true and for people using math on daily basis (mathematician or others) it's very important to picture what you are trying to achieve or only numbers matter? Thanks!

Don't be angry at Google, be angry at government. It's years that companies are using this - I would call it a government failure. What I don't understand is why - please tell me why - the EU is not doing anything to fix it? Irland got billions from EU to get to the level where they are today (they were to poorest country in europe before), don't tell me that the EU hasn't any way to press Ireland or Netherland to change their law. Again, it needs to go through the press to shake it a bit.

But isn't it also the same problem in the US? Some states have very low taxes on business profits. So you can see very often companies having offices over there?