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https://cadenceprints.com Use your strava / fitness data to create beautiful wall art

[1] https://i.redd.it/u9vhbxvr63t71.jpg

Strava only for now but uploading GPX/KML files coming shortly.

https://cadenceprints.com

We build Basis, Centro's answer to the challenging and convoluted digital advertising landscape. Our engineering teams across North America work closely with product managers, designers, and testers, creating well-crafted solutions to the complex problems of our industry. Our sales team is top notch, and is hitting their targets for rapidly growing our client roster. As an engineering organization, we are aggressively optimizing to reach this scale, while at the same time building industry-leading features that will land even larger clients.

Our stack is Ruby on Rails, Node, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, AWS

Send me an email if you have any questions: kaizhi [dot] wei [at] centro.net

https://centro.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Centro/job/Toront...

At Centro we’re building a unified platform to execute every digital media advertising transaction, thus providing a new level of automation and intelligence in ad tech.

My team is working on the DSP (Demand Side Platform) portion of the Centro platform. Technologies we use include Ruby on Rails, Postgresql, React, Transis[1], Java, Redis. You don't have to be familiar with the whole stack but a willingness to learn and ability to be fairly independent is welcome.

If interested please email: [email protected]

[1] https://github.com/centro/transis

I'm working on a platform backing the existing desktop app for users to create, share, and explore lightroom presets - kinda like a package manager for photography presets.

The team however was friendly and very responsive to feedback.

Currently pretty early in development, alot of features are incomplete, but it feels nice to have something deployed online.

Mostly feeling like I'm stagnating at my day job so this was a good chance for me to learn some new skills.

We're building a platform and corresponding front-end clients for mobile, web, smart TVs, and set top boxes which interfaces with various cable providers/telcos' existing infrastructure and enables these companies to bring their offerings up to par in the age of Netflix and smart TVs.

We're looking for front-end developers as well as UX designers to help flesh out the existing front-end projects we have, as well as help define the direction - both visually and architecturally - of the UI going forward.

On the front-end, we're using Backbone, SVG for markup and animations on hardware-constrained set top boxes, and HTML/CSS for mobile, web, and smart TV. Alot of the front-end challenges we deal with here have to do with trying to optimize our application in order to provide a great user experience when dealing with the limited hardware capabilities of certain hardware platforms we use - we think existing TV solutions are subpar, and we aim to provide something people will enjoy using.

Apply at [email protected], or you can contact me directly at [email protected].

Imagine wearing a smaller Leap controller on your wrist - you would be able to use gestures to control the Glass and mostly likely interact much more intuitively with your surroundings as seen through Glass.

I don't know whether it's a good idea or not, but it's certainly a unique concept.

The interview had been scheduled for a week at that point. After arriving, the person I was supposed to be interviewing with comes out late and tells me they already filled the position a week prior and didn't bother to tell me.

Turns out they're still hiring for that position? Lying to prospective employees isn't nice.