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heyadayo
8y ago
Game Closure | Engineer | SALARY: $120k - $220k | San Francisco Bay area (SF) | Tokyo, Japan | VISA REMOTE Game Closure is building the world's most advanced javascript game technologies, including an engine, server infrastructure, ana
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heyadayo
9y ago
I believe the original commenter was referring to a previous compensation structure which was over specified almost to a fault before we changed it. We were quite public with how it worked, so you can read about it here: https://
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heyadayo
9y ago
Generally the process is that you send us an email, and we try to get you on the phone with the best hiring manager for the role. We often request a 3-hr work assignment, a couple of Skype calls, then move to an onsite if that makes sense f
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9y ago
Hi throwaway212838, First, that sounds pretty bad — honestly I’m sorry. It’s good to hear direct feedback, as we obviously want to do better than this outcome right here. On salary: We previously had a program where we gave significant mont
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Blackstorm | Engineer | SALARY: $140k - $220k | San Francisco Bay area (SF) | Tokyo, Japan | VISA REMOTE Blackstorm is building the world's most advanced javascript game engine, among other cool products like an IDE (js.io) We are hiri
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Blackstorm | Engineer | SALARY: $140k - $220k | San Francisco Bay area (SF) | Tokyo, Japan | VISA REMOTE Blackstorm is building the world's most advanced javascript game engine, among other cool products like an IDE (js.io) We are hiri
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10y ago
Blackstorm | Engineer | $140k - $220k | San Francisco Bay area (SF, Mountain View) | Tokyo, Japan | REMOTE OK | VISA OK Blackstorm is building the world's most advanced javascript game engine, among other cool products like an IDE (js.
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10y ago
js.io | SF/bay (San Francisco, Mountain View)| Tokyo, Japan | REMOTE OK | VISA OK | $150k-$250k js.io is a new IDE for HTML5 Apps / Games, AR, VR, Minecraft mods, Arduino, IoT, and more, targeting javascript as a common language.
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10y ago
js.io | $150k-$250k | JAPAN (TOKYO) | San Francisco, CA (SF) Mountain View, CA | REMOTE | HANOI or HO CHI MINH (VIETNAM) | VISA available for both japan or US js.io is a new IDE for HTML5 Apps / Games, AR, VR, Minecraft mods, Arduino,
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10y ago
js.io | SF/bay, Tokoyo, Remote | Full Time | $150k-$250k js.io is a new IDE for HTML5 Apps / Games, AR, VR, Minecraft mods, Arduino, IoT, and more, targeting javascript as a common language. We provide developers their own persist
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11y ago
The thread actually represents a discussion between the most active maintainer (dougwilson) and various employees of IBM who now own and oversee the project, with a few confused third parties chiming in. It looks like IBM is making some pre
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11y ago
https://www.lawgives.com
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12y ago
Faster/working download of what I think is the same document. http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/pdf/education/harvarde...
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Silicon Valley has a talent dilution problem
(weeby.co)
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12y ago
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12y ago
One answer might be that they sell it a bit better through site design and example. I've got no horse in this race though
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12y ago
I like the design, all the way down to Copy Past Z. I think grandparent post is out of touch with your target demographic :D
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Kevin Mitnick Can Steal an Identity in Three Minutes
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12y ago
Great live coverage on the event!
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Ask HN: Any grand plans for YC Hacks tomorrow?
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12y ago
Based on some of the performance issues with Android 4.4 phones, I would strongly recommend that you port your code over to the Game Closure devkit: www.gameclosure.com and www.github.com/gameclosure/devkit It's MPL licensed,
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13y ago
Most striking to me is how impossible such a direct conversation would be in this day and age. In a similar situation the manager would be pretty worried about HR/litigation possibilities.
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13y ago
This was a fun blog post, and was shockingly prescient: SQLAlchemy rose right about this time to become one of my favorite libraries and an impressive feat of solving the ORM issue with finality. They have a sort of low-level python SQL api
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13y ago
In South Korea, it is literally everyone's birthday on January 1st. http://voices.yahoo.com/korean-age-birthdays-5317511.html
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13y ago
wow congrats guys! unbelievable growth, I love homejoy and I can't wait to see how you use this capital to scale up.
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13y ago
Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20131025035238/http://jvns.ca/bl... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=D2JWS...
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13y ago
Interesting: In February 2013, the defense filed a motion asking presiding Judge Preska to recuse herself from the case on the basis that Preska's husband, Thomas Kavaler, had an email address released in the Stratfor disclosure and wo
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13y ago
This is one of those ideas that, in retrospect, seems incredibly good and shockingly obvious. Seems like the challenge is at least 50% UI, and building a product that helps surface visitor intent really easily.
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13y ago
Check out cobra, python inspired -- it already helped developers "realize how great optional typing can be in everyday code": http://cobra-language.com/docs/why/ Great language too if you're down wi
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14y ago
I get your concern about supporting the web; I think it's because a lot of people really want us to be a web game engine, but we aren't. We're a mobile game engine. We simply chose "HTML5" as an API layer because of the excellent tooling ar
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14y ago
Michael Carter here from Game Closure, I'd like to clear up some of the licensing questions. For background, before GC I founded a non-profit that helped open source projects deal with licensing issues, CLAs, and IP around software in gener
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