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Microsoft | Principal Software Engineer | Full-time | Remote or Redmond, WA

If you'd like to work with cutting edge web tech, such as WebComponents, WebAssembly, and PWAs, then this is an opportunity you won't want to miss...

https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1221711/Principal-So...

Please feel free to reach out to me personally at [email protected] to learn more, or you can apply directly at the above Microsoft Careers website.

Microsoft | Principal Software Engineer | Full-time | Remote during pandemic (position is based in Redmond, WA)

If you'd like to work with cutting edge web tech, such as WebComponents, WebAssembly, and PWAs, then this is an opportunity you won't want to miss... https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/1221711/Principal-So...

Please feel free to reach out to me personally at [email protected] to learn more, or you can apply directly at the above Microsoft Careers website.

Just use the new Chromium-based Edge. It comes with Sleeping Tabs feature https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2020/12/09/sleeping-tabs...

Microsoft | Senior Software Engineer, Bing | ONSITE | Bellevue, WA | Full-Time

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer who is passionate about contributing to the new Chromium-based Edge and Bing AutoSuggest to deliver innovative & compelling search experiences. We have released quite a few distinct search experiences in collaboration with Bing and MSN, and we are looking to continue this streak of success. If you are interested in working on features that catch the eye of news outlets, to the likes of The Verge and others, please go ahead and apply now. Our team is looking forward to getting to know you.

Apply here: https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/974701/Senior-Softwa...

Microsoft | Senior Software Engineer, Bing | ONSITE | Bellevue, WA | Full-Time

We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer who is passionate about contributing to the new Chromium-based Edge and Bing AutoSuggest to deliver innovative & compelling search experiences. We have released quite a few distinct search experiences in collaboration with Bing and MSN, and we are looking to continue this streak of success. If you are interested in working on features that catch the eye of news outlets, to the likes of The Verge and others, please go ahead and apply now. Our team is looking forward to getting to know you.

Apply here: https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/974701/Senior-Softwa...

If you go to https://www.fitbit.com/settings/profile and click Delete Account, the data seems to be deleted after 7 days.

"By requesting your account to be deleted, you will no longer be able to login. Your data will be permanently deleted after a 7 day grace period. Coach Premium plans will also get deleted."

Groupon for example had quite a few amendments.

Thanks for letting me know. Here's the proper link: https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/extdriveses/NoLogon?Link=Persona...

Looks like you can't have the character '&' on a personalized license plate in WA: https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/extdriveses/NoLogon/_/

Thanks. I'm looking at doxygen right now. Looks like it has support for generating dependency graphs.

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Ansible, AWS, big data, C#, ClojureScript, CSS, D3, Docker, Elasticsearch, Express, git, Grafana, HTML, Java, JavaScript, machine learning, MongoDB, nginx, Node, OpenCV, performance optimizations, PostgreSQL, PowerShell, Prometheus, Python, PySpark, RabbitMQ, rapid prototyping, React, React Native, Redis, Scrapy, SQL, Swift, TypeScript; Vim.

Résumé/CV: https://www.paulborza.com/docs/paulborza-resume.pdf

Email: [email protected]

Location: Seattle, WA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Ansible, AWS, big data, C#, ClojureScript, CSS, D3, Docker, Elasticsearch, Express, git, Grafana, HTML, Java, JavaScript, machine learning, MongoDB, nginx, Node, OpenCV, performance optimizations, PostgreSQL, PowerShell, Prometheus, Python, PySpark, RabbitMQ, rapid prototyping, React, React Native, Redis, Scrapy, SQL, Swift, TypeScript; Vim.

Résumé/CV: https://www.paulborza.com/docs/paulborza-resume.pdf

Email: [email protected]

Most of the stack is custom.

Oracle · Senior/Principal Full-Stack Software Engineer · ONSITE in Seattle, WA · Relocation Assistance · Full-Time

The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) team builds and operates a suite of massive scale, integrated cloud services in a broadly distributed, multi-tenant cloud environment. We offer unique opportunities for smart, hands-on engineers with the expertise and passion for solving challenging problems.

We're looking for talented frontend and full-stack developers, with a minimum of 2 years experience, who are proficient in JavaScript/TypeScript, React and Redux; some of our legacy code is in ClojureScript.

If you'd like to have a quick chat about what it's like to build a cloud, please reach out to me at [email protected], and I'll be happy to talk to you. Thanks!

The Architecture of Open Source Applications

http://aosabook.org/en/index.html

To the list above, also include unit testing with preferably at least 80% code coverage. I'm always amazed how easy it is to break things on the frontend without even realizing it. You make one little change here and it breaks somewhere else.

I personally enjoyed Pif et Hercule when I was a kid. The comics were fun and each magazine came with a toy.

https://www.google.com/search?q=pif+and+hercule

For me, it's following the 5x5 workout routine: https://stronglifts.com/

It's 6am in Seattle right now. I woke up and I'm about to go to the gym and do my 5x5 workout. I do this 3 times a week and it changed my life ever since I started doing it two years ago.

I was one of the Google Summer of Code "interns" for OpenMoko back in 2008. I was so excited to get the free OpenMoko device and actually implemented gesture recognition and screen orientation for the device part of the GSoC project. Here's a video of it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2S2rQUETwc

But let me tell you about the device:

1. You couldn't even make a phone call with it. There was a hardware bug that stopped it from making phone calls. It was basically a PDA...

2. If the battery ever ran out, you couldn't start the phone anymore. You had to have a spare Nokia phone that you'd use to charge that battery. Thank god they were using Nokia-compatible batteries. The gist was, never ever to let the phone's battery reach 0%.

3. The development of any UX components was cumbersome. They always insisted in supporting GTK and another platform which I forgot its name. They were such a small team and yet they were building two projects which essentially were doing the same thing. Why?!

Those three were just a few problems. The Freerunner was definitely not a user-friendly phone.

BackupPC has helped me restore my RabbitMQ queues several times. Love BackupPC.

It has an ugly looking interface, but the core of the product is super reliable.