Ask HN: How do you run a virtual whiteboard interview?
With many tech companies declaring mandatory WFH, many interviews have shifted to video calls. What tools have you used to run a whiteboard interview over VC?
malmckay
Re:Thoughts on macOS Package Managers
on Tuesday April 30, 2019 @01:09PM (#19789814)
Max Howell
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (August 2015)
on Monday August 03, 2015 @04:35PM (#9999593)
Mobile Commons | http://mcom.ms | Senior Engineer | Washington DC, NYC or REMOTE
We build tools for today's most effective mobile campaigns. Have a favourite nonprofit, organizing or advocacy group? They probably use us. We connect these groups to the people they need to make a difference.
We write Ruby, and use Rails, MySQL, Redis, Resque, and Puppet. We receive and reply to millions of messages a month. We're looking for all kinds of engineers to help maintain and grow our platform. We're looking to add Ember, Hadoop and an NLP engine to our stack. We release often and we're looking for someone to influence what those releases are.
I've been here 7 years and feel awed by the people I help and work with.
Email me at [email protected] or apply here - https://hire.jobvite.com/j?cj=oy350fwq
Ask HN: Where do you keep single use code?
I often run data cleanup scripts on production data. I write the script, test it, run it and then throw it away.Where could I keep it? I've tried gists or shared Dropbox folders, but does anyone have a better idea?
Re:BBC News - Cheques to be phased out in 2018
on Thursday December 17, 2009 @10:48AM (#1001200)
I moved to the US in 2006. When I was opening an account with WaMu the teller was very excited about the "online" bill pay service they had just launched. I became very confused when he was demonstrating it, because there was no field for the recipient's account number or sort code. I was even more confused when he setup a payment to me. It turned out that the system just printed out a paper check and mailed it.
Re:Tk ugly? It looks fine to me
on Monday November 16, 2009 @10:51AM (#944591)
It's ironic that this page renders so poorly in Safari