Haskellish/Pythonic/C++ Job offer
4 comments
Hmmm...
4+ sure, but more then 6hrs. in a day and I start introducing bugs and end up with negative productivity.
Yep on #2 and #3
Yep on C++ and Python, I still have not gotten to haskell, but I really do want to because I used to write specs in predicate calculus.
Doom was my game, Q3 blew my mind, but I have not gamed in years.
I am indeed interested in computer graphics, and I've done a bit of OpenGL for bioinformatics.
What you offer sounds interesting, but where the heck are you located?
4+ sure, but more then 6hrs. in a day and I start introducing bugs and end up with negative productivity.
Yep on #2 and #3
Yep on C++ and Python, I still have not gotten to haskell, but I really do want to because I used to write specs in predicate calculus.
Doom was my game, Q3 blew my mind, but I have not gamed in years.
I am indeed interested in computer graphics, and I've done a bit of OpenGL for bioinformatics.
What you offer sounds interesting, but where the heck are you located?
We are located in France, at Roanne, 1h from Lyon.
( The 4+ is basically a filter on non-coders. I completely agree with you about overtime. )
( The 4+ is basically a filter on non-coders. I completely agree with you about overtime. )
Well poop! If I wasn't neck deep in the middle of a project I don't want to quit, I'd apply.
I'll remember to check if you guys are still hiring 6 months to a year from now.
I'll remember to check if you guys are still hiring 6 months to a year from now.
Wow the homepage looks great, very cool stuff. This is something that is really needed too.
I am very skilled in Python, have toyed around a lot with Haskell but not really written anything significant. Probably only written about 200 lines of C++ in my life... Is that ok or you demand strong knowledge in all three?
How much Haskell do you use anyway(just out of curiousity) and for what?
Do you do raycasting?
I am very skilled in Python, have toyed around a lot with Haskell but not really written anything significant. Probably only written about 200 lines of C++ in my life... Is that ok or you demand strong knowledge in all three?
How much Haskell do you use anyway(just out of curiousity) and for what?
Do you do raycasting?
I'm wondering how someone who might be interested could get in touch with you . . .
You can contact me at "contact at gamr7 dot com"
What is the product you create?
A tool/middleware to generate cities for games or simulation.
The site (http://www.gamr7.com) has more info. Don't hesitate to ask if something is not clear tho.
I am looking for a haskellish/pythonic HN reader for a senior dev/Technical director. I need someone able to model and code well (No architect who never codes). The ability to communicate well with a team is also a big plus. You don't need to speak french (we are in France) but a reasonnably good english is mandatory.
If You :
* like coding 4+ hours straight.
* like to solve a coding problem elegantly (and are bothered if can't)
* like and read real CS books (SICP, TAOCP, CTM etc...)
* code in haskell, python and c++.
* are a gamer (this one is optionnal)
* are interested in computer graphics (optionnal too)
You fit the bill. I would like to talk to you. contact me ("contact at gamr7 dot com").
What we offer:
* interesting problems and creative freedom
* quality of life (no overtime, sunny countryside, french food and low rent)
* a pay in Euros
* confortable workplace, etc...
* coding in haskell, python.
Note : I looked at the etiquette doc. It says nothing about posting job offers. I really thinks that this one fits well within the HN community, it fits the "could interest a hacker" criteria. I didn't find any way to directly post in the jobs section.
Edit: added email contact .