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mattspitz
4y ago
Hi! I'm the head of engineering at Vanta, and as of earlier this year, we do support long-term remote. You may have talked to us right before then. Feel free to reach out again if you're interested and interviewing -- we're s
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mattspitz
8y ago
Shaking up big dairy would make big butter, no?
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Hiring for culture fit
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10y ago
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10y ago
<Insert gratuitous joke about LibreTaxi vs. GratisTaxi here>
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mattspitz
10y ago
Yes, though the recruiting for interns in NYC goes through San Francisco for now: https://www.dropbox.com/jobs/listing/190707
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10y ago
DROPBOX NYC | NEW YORK CITY | ONSITE We're a small office working on technically difficult problems across the stack that are critical to Dropbox's success. You'll have an opportunity to make an impact on both our 500+ millio
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10y ago
Dropbox NYC | New York | Onsite We're a small office working on technically difficult problems across the stack that are critical to Dropbox's success. You'll have an opportunity to make an impact on both our 500+ million use
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10y ago
Dropbox NYC | New York | Onsite We're a small office working on technically difficult problems across the stack that are critical to Dropbox's success. You'll have an opportunity to make an impact on both our 500+ million use
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11y ago
Dropbox NYC | New York City | Full-time / Onsite At Dropbox NYC, we're a small, growing team making a big impact on Dropbox's products and infrastructure. We work together on wholly-owned projects in NYC ranging from web/
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Markovbot: generate messages based on Slack channel content. Hilarity ensues!
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11y ago
Dropbox NYC | New York, NY | Mobile, Web, Infrastructure | Full Time, Onsite We're a small team working together on products and infrastructure critical to Dropbox's success. I've been here since Dropbox's first day in N
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11y ago
Dropbox | New York City | Software Engineer / Site Reliability Engineer | ONSITE We're a small team building the foundation for Dropbox's first engineering office outside San Francisco. We work on impactful projects that are
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Dropbox | New York City | Software Engineer / Site Reliability Engineer | ONSITE We're a small team building the foundation for Dropbox's first office outside San Francisco. We work on impactful projects that are essential to
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11y ago
It isn't so bad! Making bucks, getting exercise, working outside...
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Dropbox | New York City | Software Engineer We're a dozen engineers building the foundation for Dropbox's first office outside San Francisco. We work on impactful projects that are essential to Dropbox's success. https:/
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Android System WebView (the reviews are gold)
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Working remotely
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Advice for new grads
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Keeping track of passwords
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13y ago
If you can test everything manually with confidence that every incremental change breaks nothing you've ever thought about prior to the present, I suggest you work on more complicated things. Otherwise, you're mistaken. The irony
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13y ago
DigitalOcean is fabulous. It's very nice hardware and not very expensive. No AWS services, but if all you need is root access to an OS image, I can't recommend it enough.
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Poor man's asset management
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Yearly vesting considered harmful
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13y ago
Well-said. My point was more on shipping new features quickly, not shipping buggy software. It's up to your engineering process to ship solid software. The Play Store just enables your product team to figure out product/market fit
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13y ago
This assumes that everyone has equal access to distribution in the app/play store, which is not the case. Most apps grow organically at first, and at that stage, swift iteration is critical. Also, there's a difference between ship
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"Worse is Better" in the Google Play Store
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13y ago
Did anyone else click this link hoping to have a sort of Star Trek-themed email address or interface?
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This is incredibly misleading. Saying that the difference between iOS 4 and iOS 7 is equivalent to the difference between Android 4.1 and Android 4.4 is absurd. The big jump in Android was from Android 2 to Android 4 (Android 3 was mostly
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13y ago
Good points all around. PhoneHome home doesn't send any data that your application couldn't otherwise expose. It just provides an easier way to do it for the developer. Regarding sensitive data, Facebook has had issues leaking us
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13y ago
Sure, you could route it through Sentry or whatever other logging-type backend you'd like, but the Android library takes care of the indirection and batching for you.
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