About 4 months ago, I booted helios + omicron on bare metal on a server in my homelab (following the YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwXtS0-r1uQ). Performance wasn't great on my old hardware (32cores, dual Xeon 2.6ghz, 256gb DDR4), and it used like 30% CPU while idle, but it was fun poking around and playing with the software while I could.

We are SaaS platform that connects Insurance Carriers, Agencies and Agents, and enables sales to consumers.

My team is hiring a Staff Platform Engineer to keep things running smoothly and help our engineers modernize and build new products.

We are responsible for:

    - security for PCI and HIPAA data
    - AWS infrastructure that serves millions of people every month
    - developer tools and infrastructure to allow our teams to deliver
    - data engineering and operational support
    - automation, monitoring, and on-call rotations (especially during Open Enrollment!)

    (70% --) SQL Server + ColdFusion
    (25% ++) Postgres + node/typescript
    (5%) Airflow + python

If you're interested, email me at jjay+orangesite@enrollment123.com with your honest, hand-written resume. I don't want some super polished AI bullshit, show me your real experience! The interview process is hopefully short and sweet: 1) meet with me for a quick intro to ensure we'll be a good mutual fit, 2) advance to a technical interview with the team, then 3) a last culture + company info session so you have all the info to make a decision.

Sorry, given our industry and size, you must be in the US and able to work without visa sponsorship.

Zip codes map to postal routes, not polygons

I just got a pro-rated refund of $6.78 for the remainder of the term, so FYI if you want to stick it to them even more!

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47204377

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Breakfast burritos are also at least as important as quiche (as in, neither are as tasty without addins - just like omelettes).

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42516189

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So what's an engineer to do? Build yet another API Client of course! [0] It's still fairly rough and crashes more often than I like, but it's basically at the point that I've switched most of my usage so I figured I would rip off the bandaid and do a Show HN.

Short list of some of the (IMHO) cool features that you can't do in Postman:

* Generate JSON Schema from request/response data.

* Generate request content template from JSON Schema.

* Reusable Schema components (Analyze->Extract Schemas menu)

* Basic field and JSON validation (so much more to do here!)

* Embeddable environment and encrypted variables [1] in the OpenAPI document.

* From scratch, run a MITM proxy and record API requests, then automatically generate an OpenAPI spec.

* Deep linking w/o a web server.

There's a short youtube playlist of some of these features, but I need to spend some time demoing the rest of them. What is most interesting to folks?

I would love to integrate better with the API doc generation tools but need to figure out how that would look. Speakeasy/Redocly/etc are some great projects and I don't want to reinvent the wheels there.

I would also seriously appreciate some tough love/feedback to make this even better. I'm sure someone smarter than me can pick apart the variable encryption (I broke rule #1 of cryptography and rolled my own, but I couldn't find a similar use case)

[0]: https://callosum.dev/posts/why-build-another-api-client.html

[1]: https://callosum.dev/docs/variable-encryption.html

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42494502

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https://us.shelly.com/products/shelly-1-gen3

All you need is the goroutines to report when done via a WaitGroup.