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Address reuse is most certainly discouraged from a security standpoint! I expect that you are correct as to the article's intended meaning.
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2015) on Tuesday September 01, 2015 @04:13PM (#10155355)
Skeleton Key - http://www.skeletonkey.com/ - St. Louis, MO - FileMaker Application Developer - ONSITE or REMOTE

DESCRIPTION

Skeleton Key is an accomplished team of technology consultants that solve problems. We’re well-known as experts in FileMaker, and we have a lot of experience integrating PCs and Macs. We’re also certified trainers who emphasize constant education for ourselves to best serve our customers.

Our job is to make your systems function smoothly, with all the right elements in place. We are solution-agnostic. That decision was one of our first as a company, and it makes us customer-centric in a way nothing else can.

ROLE

To be successful in this developer position you must have thick skin, be a fast study and thrive on doing the hard work to get the job done. You should be excited about working in a team environment where accountability is high and your opinion is valued.

Depending on your experience level, you’ll be understudy to a top-flight application development team or working with customers and our internal team to deliver high quality applications and extraordinary customer experience. Either way you’ll be given the opportunity to develop both your business and technical skills while being surrounded by a stellar team that never stops learning.

Ideally, we’re looking for someone with experience in developing database systems with FileMaker Pro. That said, experience with any of the following technologies would be a plus: FileMaker Server, FileMaker Go, PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ODBC, SQL.

You should also have:

Good troubleshooting and technical analysis skills. Ability to understand new business models and workflows. Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

CONTACT

http://www.skeletonkey.com/hiring/applynow/

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Hi HN,A recent roundtable conversation within our company involved some interesting discussion about our internal company software tools. We are a small development company of 10. 6 of which are full time developers with 3 of these full time developers working remotely over a VPN. We are primarily mac users.We all tend to agree that we have too many tools to that are used to manage the various...

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