jmhamel

Compology | San Francisco | Senior Software Engineer

Us: Compology is the only dynamic routing system built exclusively for the waste industry. We use rugged sensors and software to monitor the volume of waste in front-load and roll-off dumpsters to more efficiently route garbage trucks. Our customers across the US have reduced their fleet sizes by up to 40%!

You:

- Experience developing, releasing, and maintaining web applications

- Passionate about building great user experiences

- Excellent communicator

Perks:

- Smart, motivated coworkers

- Competitive salary

- Pet friendly office in the heart of the Mission

Interested? Email [email protected] with an intro and your resume.

Hi! Perhaps the people of HN can offer some advice:

I’ve happily been using Emacs for about a year now, with loads of customizations from where I worked. Now that I no longer work there, the customizations don’t really make sense for my own projects. I started from scratch today, and now I totally hate emacs! I want to just start coding, and not spend a whole day setting up my IDE. Do you have any suggestions for other IDEs/reasons for me stick it out with Emacs? (I’m on a mac, doing mostly rails and node development btw)

Hey! Do I have to "save and run" each time I want to favorite more tweets?

I'd say we're targeting a fairly different demographic, as our meals our $7, and we serve to as few as 2 people. We really love to feed startups who might not be able to afford a $12-15 meal, or who don't have enough people to hit the minimum for these other services.

We hope so too!

Yay! Send me an email with your info!

Thanks for all the support - just digging in to all of your lovely emails :)

Great idea, thanks!

Thanks! Hopefully we'll come to NYC sometime in the future :)

We aim for 600-800 calories per serving, but we don't make any promises about the exact nutritional value

Nice, I like it!

Yes

Thanks for the suggestion! We've been leaning on lots of different beans to make sure the vegan meals have enough calories & protein :)

Thank you so much for the lovely compliment :)

Ooh good idea. How much would you pay for a 4pm snack?

Thanks! :D

Ahh thanks for noticing that! Just added it to the infinite to-do list :)

Wow, this was much better than my answer! Thanks :)

That's definitely the traditional idea. Here are two reasons that I think $7 is worth their money:

1. Foods like pb&j and ramen aren't exactly going to keep your brain in tip-top condition all day. Unbalanced meals can make you feel very tired.

2. Many of these scrappy startups can't make the time to even order groceries online. (source: I lived in a hacker house for a year)