We are looking for a Unity development lead for an augmented reality (AR) / virtual reality (VR) product that is backed by advanced computer vision models.
Also, always interested in talking with strong C developers & peer-to-peer protocol engineers.
Please read https://www.clostra.com/the-clostra-way and, if you like what we are doing, apply online or reach out to me directly (ben [at] clostra [dot] com).
A curious footnote: Sam Quinones argues that P2P meth is part of the explanation for the proliferation of tents in homeless encampments, because it causes users withdraw socially in ways that earlier meth didn't. This is what he means by it "brought you inside". Users want to be alone (i.e. in a tent) with their paranoid schizophrenic hallucinations.
We are ex-BitTorrent engineers who also created the off-the-grid messaging app FireChat. At Clostra, we work on censorship-resistant mobile mesh networking (NewNode) and on applied machine learning. Clostra is profitable and growing (currently 18 engineers) and has been fully-remote / work-from-home since 2013.
We are always looking for great people. In particular we are currently looking for:
* Unity Game Developer—develop Unity-based multiplayer real-time strategy game, backed by advanced machine learning models; ideally looking for someone who can hit the ground running with Unity development, but in the long run contribute to full-stack development efforts. (https://www.clostra.com/gamedev)
* Senior Software/Protocol Engineer — join our core peer-to-peer protocol team designing and developing a highly-portable SDK in C to provide robust mobile connectivity, even in the presence of firewalls and network attacks designed to disrupt, deny, or censor communication (https://www.clostra.com/senior-software-protocol-engineer)
Please read https://www.clostra.com/the-clostra-way and, if you like our culture and what we are doing, apply online or reach out to me directly (ben [at] clostra [dot] com).
We are ex-BitTorrent engineers who also created the off-the-grid messaging app FireChat. At Clostra, we work on censorship-resistant mobile mesh networking (NewNode) and on applied machine learning. Clostra is profitable and growing (currently 18 engineers) and has been fully-remote / work-from-home since 2013.
We are always looking for great people. In particular we are currently looking for:
Senior Software/Protocol Engineer — join our core P2P protocol team designing and developing a highly-portable SDK in C to provide robust mobile connectivity, even in the presence of firewalls and network attacks designed to disrupt, deny, or censor communication (https://www.clostra.com/senior-software-protocol-engineer)
Senior Software Engineer— build data and MLOps pipelines for several emerging products (https://www.clostra.com/senior-software-engineer-backend)
Please read https://www.clostra.com/the-clostra-way and, if you like what we are building at Clostra, apply online or reach out to me directly (ben [at] clostra [dot] com).
Clostra | censorship-resistance mesh networking & applied machine learning | hiring experienced software engineers and systems builders | full-time | ALL REMOTE ALWAYS | https://clostra.com/careers-home
We are ex-BitTorrent engineers who also created the off-the-grid messaging app FireChat. At Clostra, we work on censorship-resistant mobile mesh networking (NewNode) and on applied machine learning. Clostra is profitable and growing (currently 18 engineers) and has been fully-remote / work-from-home since 2013.
We are always looking for great engineers, but in particular we are currently looking for:
Please read https://www.clostra.com/the-clostra-way and, if you like what we are building at Clostra, apply online or reach out to me directly (ben [at] clostra [dot] com).
Clostra | censorship-resistance networking & machine learning | full-time | all REMOTE team indefinitely | https://clostra.com/careers-home
We are ex-BitTorrent engineers who also created the off-the-grid messaging app FireChat. At Clostra, we work on censorship-resistant mobile mesh networking (NewNode) and on applied machine learning. Clostra is profitable and growing (currently 18 engineers) and has been fully-remote / work-from-home since 2013.
Always looking for great engineers, but in particular we are currently looking for:
Please read https://www.clostra.com/the-clostra-way and, if you like what we are building at Clostra, apply online or reach out to me directly (ben [at] clostra [dot] com).
Clostra | machine-learning / mobile-mesh networking | full-time | all REMOTE team indefinitely | https://clostra.com/careers-home
We are ex-BitTorrent engineers who also created the off-the-grid messaging app FireChat. At Clostra, we work on censorship-resistant mobile mesh networking (NewNode) and on applied machine learning solutions for defense, medicine, and business. Clostra is profitable and growing (currently 15-20 engineers) and has been fully-remote / work-from-home since 2013.
Always looking for great engineers, but in particular we are currently looking for:
* Unity / game-developer interested in building ML-adjacent frontends
Please read https://www.clostra.com/the-clostra-way and, if you like what we are building at Clostra, apply online or reach out to me directly (ben [at] clostra [dot] com).
A tilt UI is ridiculous. In many environments, there will be horrible glare at many angles due to overhead light sources. If you want to solve the finger-in-front-of-the-screen problem, put a capacitive touchpad on the back.
To minimize noise and visual pollution, it would be better for these drones to fly low, along existing roads to take advantage of existing noise abatement measures (e.g. noise barriers walls, berms, roadside vegetation, etc.)
If only there were a series of mirrors, each N light-years away, you could blast a one-time pad out to the mirror of your choice and then announce the date the reflection is expected to arrive.
If you are interested in marketplaces for online therapy, have a look at Ingenio[1], which has been in this space for a while. Ingenio was acquired in 2007 by AT&T [2], supposedly for its patent portfolio, but it continues to operate.
Pure genius! Just one thing, anyone upgrading from an old mercury switch thermostat will be left with a mercury waste disposal problem. Properly disposing of these can be a real hassle and some not-so-environmentally responsible customers are likely to just chuck them in the trash. Nest could raise the bar of their environmental responsibility another notch by including a postage-paid mailer and some bubble wrap to return your old thermostat to them for proper disposal.
Your reply illustrates exactly how it has failed. You use it only to catch up with family...every weekend. These are the people for whom we do not bother putting on makeup or even our clothes sometimes.
Depending on demographics, per capita voice minutes (though falling) are still 500-1000 per month; and you are spending maybe a 10th of that on video calls with family. Judged against 50+ years of heavy R&D and promotion of this communications medium, I'd have to call that failure.
Another corollary is that we need better tools for lying. Prismatic identity management require that you can manage the persona on each facet and lie about the occluded personas. One of the killer features of the telephone that is often overlooked is how well it has supported lying.
Build a secure messenger that routes around censorship and other network disruptions. We built FireChat and now we are building its successor.
Seeking a strong C developer with network protocol development experience.
Job description here: https://www.clostra.com/senior-software-protocol-engineer