As of today, BattleChain testnet is LIVE.
The pre-mainnet, post-testnet blockchain, where whitehats legally attack your smart contracts before they reach production.
Deploy. Get attacked. Ship stronger.
Here's why we built it, what it is, and how you can get involved 🧵
@rakyll@chainlink The job descriptions are here:
RelEng: https://t.co/z1ahW8yb0V
SRE: https://t.co/geyQN5Xd7N
DevOps Engineer (slightly less senior, but just in case): https://t.co/0yLRwBfQTB
All three are globally remote, some slight time zone preferences for on-call are mentioned in Lever.
@rakyll We’re hiring SREs and Release Engineers to work on @chainlink. If anyone you know is interested, please DM, I’m the hiring manager for those positions.
@invertedgeek Is there something from your work experience that can illustrate that? Include it as part of the job description!
If you can make it evident instead of just writing about it, that’s always great and gets you some extra points. :)
:Being evaluated by psych ward:
Me: The most impactful person in in my job field is Taylor Swift
Dr: You work in music?
Me: No, Computer Security
Dr: ...
Me: ...
Dr. ...
Me: The Internet is run by adults in giant furry animal costumes.
Periodic Reminder: When debugging, you must first accept that something you believe is true is not true. If everything you believed about this system were true, it would work. It doesn't, so you're wrong about something.
This is a surprisingly common stumbling block for devs.
Flight attendant: Is there a doctor onboard?
Dad: *nudging me* that should've been you
Me: Not now Dad
Dad: Not asking for a Product Manager to help, are they?
Me: Dad, there's a medical emergency happening right now
Dad: Go and see if “let’s have a follow-up meeting" helps