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Satis.ai | AI engineers, Software engineers, Computer Vision Experts, Tech Leads, PMs | Full time | London, UK (relocation possible) and REMOTE | https://www.satis.ai

We are a FoodTech startup working on computer vision in the Kitchens and looking for people who are interested in AI and computer vision even if you don't have the experience but you are experienced in either of FE, BE, Infra, IoT, Edge computation or High Performance computing, design or technical product management we have roles for you.

Satis Mission is to feed the world through our global food system which is more productive, resilient, affordable, sustainable, and healthier. A food system that provides accessible personalised nutrition for everyone while preserving our planet.

Satis Vision is to lead the digitising of food preparation and cooking, converting recipes into data to transform how food is produced.

I'm head of engineering at Satis. If you are curious please send me an email bamdad {at} satis.ai.


> If you are curious please send me an email

Hi Bambadd, that sounds like an interesting startup: I just sent you an email!

Sidenote: I thought I recognized your handle from a BTC meetup when I was in the UK, the video of your presentation is still on youtube.


is there a brew install command ?


Satis.AI | Remote, all time zones | Full-time | https://www.satis.ai is the full stack AI operating system for kitchens. We use live camera feeds in kitchens to analyse cooking processes and give actionable feedback to staff in real time.

We use computer vision, machine learning and deep learning to understand what happens in the kitchens. Also we use AWS, Terraform, NodeJS, python to build our micro services and infrastructure. Currently Hiring:

* Tech leads

* Computer Vision experts

* Product managers

* Senior Software engineers


I agree but have you read BoiledCarrot from Martin Fowler? https://martinfowler.com/bliki/BoiledCarrot.html


Check this out if you are if you are interested in live coding, its a great abstraction for live coding for overtone : https://github.com/ctford/leipzig http://ctford.github.io/klangmeister/composition


Listen to this episode of Planet money in 2013: Despite all the celebration, the Dow Jones industrial average has not hit record highs recently. If you adjust for inflation, the highs just aren't as high as they seem.

And even if it does hit a real, inflation-adjusted high in the next few weeks, it won't mean much. The Dow is a seriously flawed stock index, and it's certainly not a good way to measure what's going on in the overall economy.

On today's show, we rain on the Dow's parade and explain why a lot of very smart people say we should ignore the Dow.

http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/03/12/174139347/episo...

The Dow Isn't Really At A Record High (And It Wouldn't Matter If It Were) http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2013/03/05/173515767/the-d...


Yes, the dow is a flawed index.

That said, the S&P 500 & Russell 1000 are also at all time highs.

https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXSP%3A.INX&ei=6-KIWNi7K...

https://www.google.com/finance?q=INDEXRUSSELL%3ARUI&ei=8eKIW...

None of these data points mean anything on their own. People that look at a chart a conclude anything at all are not doing enough analysis.


It makes no sense to inflation adjust the DJIA price index. Because the index discards cash dividends, by adjusting for inflation but not dividends you're ending up even further from the real returns of a DJIA portfolio then you were before.

The same goes for S&P 500.


I listened to that podcast when it got rebroadcasted. Even the people who are in charge of the Dow admit it's not a great tool for measuring the economy. They don't change it because the only thing it has going for it is the fact that the algorithm has been around for over a century. If they changed it, they wouldn't gain much and they would lose the only thing it has going for it, which is its standing as the oldest economic measurement used today.


Also, the stock market isn't the economy.


THANK YOU for pointing this out.

The stock market is not the economy. Stocks going up is not objectively good, and stocks going down is not objectively bad. Same for housing prices and cost of living.

When the pie grows, often the result is I have a shrinking portion of it.


Yes, true, but unfortunately for all of us who don't have our billions yet, many of those making policy decisions have a thumb or three in that pie and much of their wealth tied to it. What I've learned is that you can either be part of the "tide which lifts all ships" or be drowned by it. TL;DR get some index funds :)


Don't forget too that 401(k)s force your hand to care about the stock market to get any sort of retirement in the modern era.


anyone have attempted to publish these on http://icwatch.wikileaks.org ?


Manchester & London | UK| Full time | Dev/DevOps/UI Dev/Business Analyst and more https://www.thoughtworks.com/careers/browse-jobs ThoughtWorks EU

We are looking for passionate developers & engineers who care about software excellence. We want people who are aware of latest trends and know how to adopt the most appropriate technology. We're looking for people who are strong advocates for the best engineering practices and love learning new skills.


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MaidSafe is doing similar kind of thing. I think they have much better plan and idea http://maidsafe.net/ http://www.safecoin.io/


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