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If you are a Noir programmer, we encourage you to add the Noir debugger to your tool belt and join the conversation at Noir's discord (discord.com/channels/11139…). If you are not a Noir programmer, now it's a great time to check it out :D (noir-lang.org) 6/6

With the release of the Noir debugger, we're excited to make our first contribution to Aztec's vision for Noir as a programming language with top-notch tooling 5/6

We're thrilled to announce the release of the @NoirLang debugger in partnership with @aztecnetwork! 👉 manas.tech/blog/2024/06/0… 🧵1/6

@norswap The folks at @manastech just dropped this in @NoirLang github.com/noir-lang/noir…

The handover is the delicate dance that takes place after the is complete and it's time to transfer knowledge over to the client's team, who will continue the evolution of the product. This is how we dance that dance manas.tech/blog/2023/02/0…

In essence, when building a business, you are building a go-kart. Your very own go-kart. And when you launch it to market, you are betting (often all you have) on the idea that, as it picks up speed, it will not fall apart. With you sitting on it. buff.ly/3QPbMvl

#Sustainability is central to the way we structure #work at Manas. Not because we're following a trend. We simply arrived at an undeniable conclusion, after nearly two decades of work: sustainability is the most sensible way to build and run a #business. buff.ly/3Km6yVC

From time to time, we circle back to the idea that #software #engineering is changing, and it increasingly requires that #teams have a deep understanding of the #business side of things as much as they do the #technical aspects. Keep reading at buff.ly/3PXZEHn

Here's an interesting problem: businesses evaluate providers (yes, #software but also every other kind), not in terms of how well they can do the work, but on how good they are at putting together an attractive #proposal. Can we get out of that loop? buff.ly/3R2bssL

#ProductDesign is about finding balance between #userexperience and #business convenience. A delicate balance that we find is best thought of as the craft behind building bridges buff.ly/3C97kBB

We have been developing #customsoftware for 19+ years, and we've learned that no one ever wants software. So why is that what you're paying for? This is a call to bold people who want to #workdifferently buff.ly/3PDDcDb

@Annie_UwU_OwO Hi Annie! You don't really need to share your github to apply. There are other ways to show your work and experience, and there's a field for you to tell us why you'd like to work at Manas that can go a long, long way :)

Moving away from the daily reinvention of the wheel, and also from the proverbial hammer that makes every problem look like a nail. In search of a #betterapproach when trying to solve problems using #technology, we got to this buff.ly/3QLuxj9

@AndrewCMyers Oh, this goes super well with another friendly reminder: that we're hiring devs to work on the @CrystalLanguage compiler. manas.tech/join

Anyone looking for compiler hackers? This is my yearly reminder that a whole bunch of them are finishing the Cornell compilers course. They've implemented, from the ground up, an optimizing compiler targeting x86.

We're hiring, and our very own @JoMueFD shares his take on it: @straight-shoota/BJ8MYiCNq" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hackmd.io/@straight-shoo…

@iamdevloper The implication that a salary offer can be the 'first' and therefore others can follow is a bad enough sign. Both sides can -and should- demand transparency throughout the entire process. Some more on that man.as/B8z03

HR when you accept a company's first salary offer:

Just in time to celebrate the first year of the 1.X series of our beloved language, here comes a new release! Read all about it man.as/0TBgB