Splitwise (https://www.splitwise.com) is hiring software engineers in Providence, RI Full-time. Remote not OK. Will support visa transfers. No internships available. Too many couples, roommates, and friends fight about money. Splitwise makes beautiful apps that make it effortless to share costs. We're passionate about supporting our users, building a world-class product, and solving interesting social problems through technology and design. We're a super-small team backed by leading investors in Boston, New York, and Silicon Valley. For all positions we're offering 75K-120K and .5-2% equity in Splitwise. All Positions (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs): Full-stack engineer: You love building things in any language: Rails, Backbone.js, HTML5, Objective-C, Java, and more (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/fullstack) Back-end engineer: You write code that’s a joy to read, and want to help scale a service with millions of transactions per month (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/backend) Please direct resumes to jobs@splitwise.com. We're looking forward to meeting you!

In the future, please using ON-SITE instead of "Remote not OK".

Splitwise (https://www.splitwise.com) is hiring software engineers in Providence, RI

Full-time. Remote not OK. Will support visa transfers. No internships available.

Too many couples, roommates, and friends fight about money. Splitwise makes beautiful apps that make it effortless to share costs. We're passionate about supporting our users, building a world-class product, and solving interesting social problems through technology and design. We're a super-small team backed by leading investors in Boston, New York, and Silicon Valley. For all positions we're offering 75K-120K and .5-2% equity in Splitwise.

All Positions (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs):

Full-stack engineer: You love building things in any language: Rails, Backbone.js, HTML5, Objective-C, Java, and more (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/fullstack)

Back-end engineer: You write code that’s a joy to read, and want to help scale a service with millions of transactions per month (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/backend)

Please direct resumes to jobs@splitwise.com. We're looking forward to meeting you!

Splitwise (https://www.splitwise.com) is hiring software engineers in Providence, RI

Full-time. Remote not OK. Will support visa transfers. No internships available.

Too many couples, roommates, and friends fight about money. Splitwise makes beautiful apps that make it effortless to share costs. We're passionate about supporting our users, building a world-class product, and solving interesting social problems through technology and design. We're a super-small team backed by leading investors in Boston, New York, and Silicon Valley. For all positions we're offering 85K-120K and .5-2% equity in Splitwise.

All Positions (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs):

Full-stack engineer: You love building things in any language: Rails, Backbone.js, HTML5, Objective-C, Java, and more (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/fullstack)

Back-end engineer: You write code that’s a joy to read, and want to help scale a service with millions of transactions per month (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/backend)

Android engineer: You’re familiar with all of Android’s quirks and strengths, and can imagine a world-class Splitwise for Android experience (https://www.splitwise.com/jobs/android)

Please direct resumes to jobs@splitwise.com. We're looking forward to meeting you!

Please, please let's let the airlines keep this rule no matter how little it has to do with safety. If you get an honest answer from a pilot, they'll tell you this was never covered in any flight school, and they usually leave their phone on, but can you imagine a flight where that business guy who just doesn't get it spends the whole time on flight talking on the phone?

Consider this: you're on an eight hours long flight and you need to make a really urgent call. There are no technical reasons why you wouldn't be able to do so, but it is forbidden because some people would abuse it and wouldn't be considerate to other passangers. It's not the phone that should be banned, it's being an inconsiderate prick that should be disallowed.

But until we figure out a way to ban being a prick I'll take the blanket phone ban.

And what is this urgent call about anyway? Maybe to you it seems urgent and to me it just seems like you're being inconsiderate.

Perhaps you are an eminent surgeon and someone is calling you for a life or death consult.

Need to make a short urgent call? Get up, go to the bathroom (which is conveniently sized like a phone booth), make your call, take a piss while you're at it, go back to your seat.

How long before there are signal detectors in the toilets alongside the smoke detectors?

That wasn't my point. I meant if they allowed cell phones on planes, but you didn't want to be a disruptive jerk who talks on the phone on mass transit.