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Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2024) on Wednesday October 02, 2024 @02:09AM (#41717660)
Taiyaki Studios | React Native | Tokyo | On-site Full Time | Will Sponsor Visa

We’re creating animated dramas from Webtoons/Manga and releasing them on our own app/webapp.

This role will primarily focus on building the mobile and web platforms for delivering our shows, but as a small team of 4 we all wear many hats and are exploring creating interactive content as well.

We license finished shows and webtoons, and build tools to produce original content in-house.

Ideal candidate: We value fast learners who are language agnostic.

Bonus: Python, ComfyUI experience.

Japanese proficiency not required, though nice to have. We’ll pay for weekly lessons if you want them.

If you need visa sponsorship, you’ll need a bachelor’s or 10 years experience. Not our requirement, gov’t requirement. We’ll help with all relocation logistics.

We pay 20M JPY/yr (~$140k/yr) + equity, 3-4X median salary in Tokyo, you’ll live in luxury or save a good chunk of your salary.

What have you shipped, tinkered with, or hacked together? Let us know: [email protected]

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2024) on Monday July 01, 2024 @12:27PM (#40847363)
Taiyaki Studios | Anime Pipeline Engineer | Tokyo | On-site Full Time | Will Sponsor Visa

We’re building new pipelines for anime production. Join us and empower animators to focus on the fulfilling stuff - story, character design, art direction, cinematography - and take the grunt work off their plate.

Our tools are being used to produce original content in-house, so you’ll get to work directly with animators and help make anime!

Ideal candidate: nimble problem solver, comfortable learning how to build tools that integrate with existing industry-standard software, even if you’ve never used said software before. We value fast learners who are language agnostic.

Bonus: Python, ComfyUI experience.

Japanese proficiency not required, though nice to have. We’ll pay for weekly lessons if you want them.

If you need visa sponsorship, you’ll need a bachelor’s or 10 years experience. Not our requirement, gov’t requirement. We’ll help with all relocation logistics.

We pay 20M JPY/yr (~$125k/yr) + equity, 3-4X median salary in Tokyo, you’ll live in luxury or save a good chunk of your salary.

What have you shipped, tinkered with, or hacked together? Let us know: [email protected]

It’s a fantasy reference I believe. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lich
If you have access to a PS3 Ratchet and Clank All 4 One is an excellent couch co-op game. Most of the LEGO games are great couch co-op too.
The term lactose intolerant is commonly used as shorthand for adult onset.
At the risk of being too self promotional.. you’re describing what we’ve done at Make School. An accredited 4 year bachelors condensed into 2 years of intense study, primary focus is project-based CS but we have a robust general education component as well.

As another commenter points out, the prototypical 4 year degree (which many in the US actually complete in 4-6 years) is a fairly American phenomenon. There’s plenty of precedent elsewhere for college as 2-3 years of rigorous study.

Re:The escape-room games industry is booming on Sunday January 13, 2019 @03:24AM (#18895744)
Went to Startup Escape last week with my team! It was a lot of fun :)
Very helpful advice, thank you!
Make School co-founder here - now that we have accreditor approval, we're going through the necessary steps to ensure the program is GI Bill eligible. It's looking like we'll be able to confirm early next year.
Hey Austen - we should meet!

We have a 4 term sequence of CS courses that cover most if not all the topics listed on your curriculum page. These topics are also touched upon and put to practice in our mobile, web, and to some extent our data science courses.

It's only our Summer Academy which caters to students enrolled at others schools on summer vacation which focuses on app or VR development.

Make School (also YC, W12), has offered income based repayment since 2014 for our college program www.makeschool.com/product-college. There are now 3 cohorts of students who have gotten jobs and paid us under this model and a 4th is entering this fall.
The founders are far from socially-inept nerds. Perhaps relevant in some cases, but not at all here. I think that the average socially-inept-nerd company culture may be better than what this lawsuit implies existed at Upload.
Re:Introducing Initialized Capital on Monday October 24, 2016 @10:37PM (#12784840)
Could not recommend an investor more strongly. Incredible how they've progressed since we met them with their Initialized hats on in 2012.
Routine and nostalgia are both very powerful.
Re:Ask HN: What book have you given as a gift? on Sunday August 07, 2016 @07:14PM (#12244285)
Snow Crash by Neil Stephenson
Re:Hackathon Be Gone on Monday February 29, 2016 @12:25AM (#11193739)
Love this. We once hosted a Shipathon - same concept, want to do more. Excited to read your doc and compare notes!
Re:Tilt Has Raised Around $30M at a $400M Valuation on Wednesday July 08, 2015 @07:49PM (#9855377)
I remember the very day that PG, Khaled, and James sat down in 2012 and defined the future of Tilt. Amazingly exciting to see how it's grown since. I love that the nicest founders in our batch are doing the best :)
Re:Dave Goldberg, CEO of SurveyMonkey, has died on Sunday May 03, 2015 @04:35PM (#9482907)
He should get a sleep study done ASAP.
Two of my closest friends went $100k+ into debt during their MIT undergrad graduating in 2013/2014. Not everyone gets covered by financial aid.
Re:How I Crashed and Burned in Y Combinator on Saturday January 10, 2015 @07:05PM (#8868486)
He may be writing in the style of the YouTube celebrities the product targeted.
Re:Rental America: Why the poor pay $4,150 for a $1,500 sofa on Friday October 17, 2014 @06:56PM (#8473849)
What differed between you and your wife that made her want to go for it and you not?
Re:Losing 58.3 Lbs for Science on Monday October 13, 2014 @10:54PM (#8451719)
I think the idea is that 10 grams of sugar for example may get broken down by person A in such a way as to generate 40 calories whereas person B might only generate 30. No violation of the laws of thermodynamics there.
Re:Lightbot: Kids learn programming concepts on Monday August 04, 2014 @12:11AM (#8130286)
I used the hour of code version of light-bot on the first day of a 5 day intensive programming course for 11-14 year olds to get them exposed to programming concepts. It worked great - we graduated from it to other content after a few hours with it but it was a great introduction to programming for the kids.

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