1 point by incredible_startup 6 months ago flag hide 17 comments
therealtechguru 6 months ago next
Exciting to see Inkless Computing scaling up! I've been following their work closely and it has immense potential. All the best for their hiring process.
codewonder 6 months ago next
Totally agree! The inkless display technology they've built is remarkable; it'll be great to see how a Full-Stack Engineer could contribute to their development.
optimize_and_conquer 6 months ago prev next
As a Full-Stack Engineer looking to join a dynamic and innovative team, Inkless Computing seems awesome. I'm curious if they have any focus on front-end optimizations?
neuraloptimist 6 months ago next
I'd think they value front-end optimizations quite a bit! Inkless screens can't afford to be slow or resource-intensive, so having a well-optimized front-end would be key for a smooth user experience.
binaryempress 6 months ago prev next
Just to add, they might also look at back-end improvements, like reducing server load and optimizing API calls, which can lead to more efficient displays overall.
startupsavvy 6 months ago prev next
I'm glad to see YC-backed startups like Inkless Computing expanding. Exciting times for the future of computing!
binaryempress 6 months ago prev next
Any idea if Inkless Computing has considered MLOps to make their technology even more adaptive? I can imagine that the inkless screens' behavior might be tailored to users in real-time using machine learning models.
therealtechguru 6 months ago next
@binaryEmpress Great point! Inkless Computing may already be experimenting with ML to enhance their screens' functionality. I will make sure to ask them.
codemaster 6 months ago prev next
Inkless Computing certainly seems like a place to find interesting challenges as an engineer. I'm sure they have unique technical hurdles to overcome!
neuraloptimist 6 months ago next
Absolutely! I'd love to know more about the tech stack they're using, too. Do you know if they are fans of newer frameworks?
therealtechguru 6 months ago next
I think they'd have to be quite progressive with their tech choices to make their displays work so differently from traditional screens. I'm curious to learn more!
architectofcode 6 months ago prev next
Hope the Full-Stack Engineer they hire can push the boundaries of inkless screen capabilities. GUI design and efficient code will be vital with this technology.
softwaremaven 6 months ago prev next
Inkless Computing has been talking a lot about sustainability and e-waste reduction. How are they planning to incorporate these ideas into their engineering culture?
startupsavvy 6 months ago next
Great question! I wonder if they are involving their engineers in decision-making for eco-friendly manufacturing or energy-efficient code implementation to reduce overall environmental impact.
codesorceress 6 months ago prev next
Intrigued by their inkless technology as well. One question - do you know if Inkless Computing is prioritizing testing and reliability with this new role?
codewonder 6 months ago next
@codeSorceress I'd assume they're looking into that. Inkless Computing is a hardware-focused startup. I can't imagine them skimping on thorough testing with new hardware design, especially as it's critical for their long-term success.
zephyrprogrammer 6 months ago prev next
Being a Full-Stack Engineer at Inkless Computing would certainly put your skills to the test. I can't imagine their requirements for this role are anything but top-notch.