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My favorite podcast player + my favorite radio/podcast station = Future Greatness! (I hope)

I just came here to say how much I enjoyed reading the list of changes every time there is an update. There is always something super funny in there. I really hope they keep doing that!

HealthLoop | Software Engineer (Fullstack) | Mountain View, CA | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA, http://healthloop.com/ At HealthLoop, we empower patients and enable medical care teams to achieve better healthcare. Imagine if your doctor could call you every day to encourage you, inform you, and keep track of you -- especially when something important or scary is going on. HealthLoop makes it possible for every patient to have that experience, and in doing so, drives better medical outcomes at lower costs for hospital systems.

We are looking for a versatile, experienced, full stack software engineer who values empathy, positivity, and personal connection just as much as clean architecture and code quality.

Visit our website at http://healthloop.com/ Submit resumes to [email protected]

I'm one of those lucky software engineers in the Bay Area that happens to be married to a teacher and I can 100% confirm that they are real hustlers at what they do. Every time I get home after a hard day of work and listen to what her day was like it humbles me and makes me really appreciate the awesome job that teachers do in our society. She is always super tired but super happy and satisfied at the same time.

I want to echo on your message and also to thank you for contributing with a positive comment and not with a harsh one like most people often do.

I remember a few years ago when some of the stuff that Marissa was doing to reshape Yahoo's internal structure were being looked with good eyes and were being replicated in other companies (Bringing in remote people, focusing on some products, etc.) I guess we can all agree that in the end she didn't do the best job but maybe no one else could've done it differently. No way to know now.

HealthLoop | Frontend Engineer | Mountain View, CA

HealthLoop is the leading digital health platform for patient engagement and care coordination. We are changing the way patients manage their health and connect with their care teams.

We are looking for a creative and highly motivated Frontend Engineer to change the healthcare industry with us. You only need to love Javascript (Backbone, React) and CSS.

We offer competitive salaries, good benefits, 401(k), Wednesday lunches, and flexible work hours/PTO.

Please email me, Javier Ayala (Lead Frontend), if you are interested in the position: [email protected]

You can check more here --> http://healthloop.com/front-end-engineer/

As someone who has experienced a similar process through a relative of mine, is really interesting to hear a detailed story that not only talks about the process but also about the feeling of manufacturing outside of your home country. Finding the company that fit your product and your quality standards is extremely time consuming but once that serendipity happens you start feeling the snowball effect of the next items in the list. It really is all about finding the right match for your product.

I wonder if the Kaizen philosophy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaizen) applies for Chinese people as well. Can someone comment on this?

I came here to say that along with the message: Classic Microsoft... they need to restart the machine.

Hi HN, can someone please explain what are the implications here for the average-Joe?

I like the post. Is always great to learn new or different ways to solve the same challenge. Great tutorial.

Not to mention that by the time that twitter needed to scale rails the framework itself was very different and a little less powerfull. That goes to ruby as well.

I think you mean ruby 2.1

Nice!! Thanks

This looks really cool!! I can't wait to hear what some of those guys have to say.

Any piece of advice will help. I know that it is a big question but I'm going to need help from many experts on this field. Thanks in advance =)

I think is good enough. There are a lot of framework with fat fonts. It's kind of refreshing to see something else once in a while.

I don't know if it's part of your philosophy but I think that adding more javascript tricks and libraries could add some value to your framework. Good job though.

I love the flat font. I think I could use this framework for a couple of my prototypes.