Dropbox is hiring a Web Engineer

The first thing listed under "Requirements" is "Bachelor's degree in Computer Science", which you would certainly not need to perform this job.

Now I understand why most YC job postings don't allow comments.

Interesting, Zed Shaw is no longer listed on their about page. I wonder if he quit or was fired.

Just FYI, the older Box is hiring 9+ engineers<p><a href="https://www.box.net/jobs" rel="nofollow">https://www.box.net/jobs</a>

They call this a challenge? Closures and a nested unordered list CSS menu. Wow!<p>What's with the CS degree _requirement_ too? You don't really need 4 years of algorithms, data structures, operating systems, etc. to do what they want.<p>Meh, do not want.

The proliferation of web design jobs is beginning to make me wonder if I should, on the side, finally learn advanced page design.<p>My aesthetic skills are weak, and I am pursuing other goals long-term (much closer to the hardware), but do people think it would be a worthwhile tool to help prop myself up in the short-term?

By engineer, they mean programmer or developer, of course.

<a href="http://jobs.hiidef.com/" rel="nofollow">http://jobs.hiidef.com/</a><p>So is HiiDef, creators and operators of Flavors.me, Goodsie, Dashboard.me and more!<p>Django, JQuery and/or *NIX administration.<p>We are distributed around the east coast of the United States, Canada and Australia. Everyone works on multiple sites simultaneously, making for a uniquely challenging and constantly changing work environment.<p>Email: jonathan@hiidef.com

So, I've worked out the Javascript problem several times in my head. Could it be because num is in a difference context when it is being called by setTimeout()?<p>I just can't figure it out, and it is bugging me. (Guess I won't get the job...)

This is news?