Wikimedia Foundation | Senior SRE, Data Engineering Remote - Europe, Middle East, Africa

Wikimedia is hiring a Senior Site Reliability Engineer to support and maintain the data and statistics infrastructure that powers a big part of decision making in the Foundation and in the Wiki community.

Full time distributed team. We're looking for an experienced candidate who's excited about working with big data systems. Ideally you will already have some experience working with software like Hadoop, Kafka, Spark and other members of the distributed computing world.

https://boards.greenhouse.io/wikimedia/jobs/2606573?gh_src=5...

Link to the tool the author used: https://cartodb.com/deep-insights/

Very cool. But you're using basemaps that require attribution[0], which you're very conveniently covering with the Shodan Maps logo.

[0] - http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Legal_FAQ#3a._I_would_lik...

Because that's worked out sooooo well for taxi drivers in the rest of European cities...

Have you tried that though? I'd say the reason why people associate bacon with being fat is because people that overeat bacon tend to overeat junk food, sugary snacks, industrial bakery and drink litres of sodas. Truth is though, that over the last few years more and more studies are disproving[0] the connection of saturated fat with obesity and heart disease.

[0] - http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/...

I developed on Android with IntellIJ IDEA and an awesome Surface Pro 2 for almost a year, until a move to a new job made me switch to a MacBook Air. Amazing, amazing little thing.

This is a perfect answer. Actionable, kind and empathetic. Thank you, as someone who has struggled with this too.

This is beautiful. It really shows that a lot of thought has been put into it. Have you guys thought about using CartoDB's Oddysey.js[0] to integrate maps in your timelines? It seems both projects are very related to each other.

(Full disclosure, I'm a CartoDB employee, although not involved in Oddysey's development)

[0] http://cartodb.github.io/odyssey.js/

Any chance this is open-source? I'd love to translate it to Spanish, at a request of my non-English speaking friend.

Ok I set up a google doc where you can translate the questions if you'd like to translate.. We will credit the folks who help translate. For now anyone with the link can edit..

http://bit.ly/1xjb2xh

Not open source but I've had some people send me translations which I will implement if you'd like to send them to me - anthony@175g.com or we can talk more.. thanks.

Yeah, no: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarianism_by_country#India

31% isn't an overwhelming majority. Plus you're saying that India should be the standard for scarcity of vegetables, which it clearly isn't.