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Planetary | Remote | Full-Time + Contract + Interns | https://planetary.co Want to join an international team of brilliant, talented, and passionate product creators?

Planetary is a NYC-born digital product studio where curiosity, exploration, creativity, and happiness are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build sites, apps, and products that will make them (and their customers) more successful and impactful in their respective industries.

We work on everything web for early-stage startups, mid-size businesses, and large corporations and we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team. Check out the listings and shoot me an email with your resume and portfolio (if applicable) if you're interested: josh@planetary.co

Mid/Senior Full-stack Engineer (Full-time): https://angel.co/l/2xvFrQ

Intermediate Frontend Engineer (Contract): https://angel.co/l/2xv3Fk

We're also starting to hire design and development interns for 2023. If you’re interested, email me directly with your portfolio or code samples.


Planetary | Remote | Full-Time | Full-stack Engineer + 2 more | https://planetary.co

Want to join an international team of brilliant, talented, and passionate product creators?

Planetary is a NYC-born digital product studio where curiosity, exploration, creativity, and happiness are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build sites, apps, and products that will make them (and their customers) more successful and impactful in their respective industries.

We work on everything web for early-stage startups, mid-size businesses, and large corporations and we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team. Check out the listings and shoot me an email with your resume and portfolio (if applicable) if you're interested: josh@planetary.co

Mid/Senior Full-stack Engineer (Full-time): https://angel.co/l/2xvFrQ

Lead Designer (Full-time): https://angel.co/l/2xvpVd

Frontend Engineer (Contract): https://angel.co/l/2xv3Fk


(I’m the one that built this.)

I knew I would get this comment at least once somewhere.

This one was in middling condition, and I own three others that have either been restored or are in their original working condition. I care a lot about (and collect) Polaroid instant cameras; this was a singular sacrifice.


I guess here is part of the grand reveal. Congrats on getting it done and documenting the project so beautifully.

The way you can head off those who want to point out the obvious - 'but it doesn't print' - is to mention what you have said here. It provides context. It is okay if you collect the things and re-use one that was originally a parts donor for others and is a bare shell.

What would also be interesting would be if you could record people's reactions to it. Years ago the Polaroid camera was all about sharing, it was fun passing the just made snaps around the table.

Nowadays everyone has a screen so how do you do the instant share?

One thing you could do is have the freshly made snap upload itself to a URL. Whilst it is doing so there could be a QR code gradually reveal itself so people can then 'share' the picture the modern way, to see it on their own phones. A simple web page could do some CSS colour effects and have the classic frame with someone needing to 'waft' their phone around for the picture to reveal.

You could convince under fives that 'this was how it worked' way back in the 1970's. The grandparents would go along with that.

In this way the camera itself need not show the pictures, it could be a 'paperless polaroid' so the sharing thing works . It could break up the dynamic of selfies and 'me with my mates' Instagram photography and bring some fun back, passing around the camera rather than people doing their own thing with their hand-rectangles.

Since you have got so far documenting the project some QR code enabled viewing thing where the URL + timecode makes up the picture could be really good. Plus if you have save and regular share buttons going on.

NFC would be interesting too although a lot of the metal backed phones don't do NFC.


Meh, don't worry about it. It's a mass produced consumer device, not a previously undiscovered dead sea scroll or something. You've done an amazing job of updating it while maintaining functionality and aesthetics. I think this project is very tastefully and sympathetically done. I really enjoyed the write-up too.


Planetary (https://planetary.io) | REMOTE or NYC | Full-Time | Frontend Engineer, Lead Designer.

Want to join an international team of brilliant, talented, and passionate product creators?

Planetary is a New York City-based digital product studio where happiness, empathy, and exploration are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build products that will make them (and their customers) more productive and impactful in their industries.

We build everything from platforms to mobile apps and we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team. Check out the listings[1][2] and shoot me an email if you're interested: josh@planetary.io

Frontend Engineer: https://angel.co/planetary/jobs/106991-senior-frontend-engin...

Lead Designer: https://angel.co/planetary/jobs/115566-lead-designer


Planetary (https://planetary.io) | REMOTE or NYC | Full-Time | Frontend Engineer, Lead Designer.

Want to join an international team of brilliant, talented, and passionate product creators?

Planetary is a New York City-based digital product studio where happiness, empathy, and exploration are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build products that will make them (and their customers) more productive and impactful in their industries.

We build everything from platforms to mobile apps and we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team. Check out the listings[1][2] and shoot me an email if you're interested: josh@planetary.io

Frontend Engineer: https://angel.co/planetary/jobs/106991-senior-frontend-engin...

Lead Designer: https://angel.co/planetary/jobs/115566-lead-designer


Have you seen 18F (https://18f.gsa.gov/)? That's exactly what they're trying to do.


They've chosen just about the worst imaginable name...


Does 18F mean anything special?


I found this in an article:

> The name 18F refers to GSA headquarters building, which is located on 18th and F streets in Washington.

I agree that 18F is a bad name. They should have just called it "Government Digital Service" like the UK version of the same.


Might refer to 18-year old female, a common trope in dating sites and porn.


Wow, that's the first I've seen it. Neat. I hope that this gradually becomes the dominant model.


Planetary (http://planetary.io) — fully REMOTE — we're looking for a full-time Backend Developer and a part-time Design Intern.

We're a New York City-based digital product studio where happiness, empathy, and exploration are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build products that will make them (and their customers) more productive and impactful in the industries they represent.

Working with startups and big corps alike, we've had the opportunity to forge new approaches to product development and change the way many of our clients think about the process. We build everything from platforms to mobile apps. With so much exciting work happening, we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team! Check out the job pages[1][2] and shoot me an email if you're interested: josh@planetary.io

[1] http://planetary.io/jobs/backend-developer

[2] http://planetary.io/jobs/design-internship


Are you looking at all for software dev interns this summer? I have a strong interest in design but no professional experience or education with it--I'm pursuing my BS in computer science right now.


Planetary (http://planetary.io) — fully REMOTE — we're looking for a full-time Backend Developer and a part-time Design Intern.

We're a New York City-based digital product studio where happiness, empathy, and exploration are our core values. We want to inspire our clients and build products that will make them (and their customers) more productive and impactful in the industries they represent.

Working with startups and big corps alike, we've had the opportunity to forge new approaches to product development and change the way many of our clients think about the process. We build everything from platforms to mobile apps.

With so much exciting work happening, we'd love for you to join us and be part of the team! Check out the job pages[1][2] and shoot me an email if you're interested: josh@planetary.io

[1] http://planetary.io/jobs/backend-developer

[2] http://planetary.io/jobs/design-internship


Planetary (http://planetary.io) - REMOTE, New York, NY or St. Louis, MO.

Looking to hire a head of Business Development. You'll help seek out potential leads, bring in new clients, and close new contracts.

We are a young design and development agency; you'd have the opportunity to really drive the direction and growth of the company. Technical or design experience is a huge plus.

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At Planetary, we have designed and developed just about everything there is to design and develop — games for a Super Bowl campaign, internal apps for startups, point-of-sale applications for large national brands and dozens of issues for a number of periodicals. In doing so, we've learned the particularities of each different medium, but more importantly, we've gained a sublime handle on how to partner with our clients and become an integral, valuable part of their design and development process.

Whether for small brands, large brands, medium brands, brands without a brand, all the work we've done in the past few years has been intent on providing a talented team, clear communication, plain expectations and flawless execution. That's what you can expect from Planetary. Strong design and quality development with an unrivaled attention to detail.

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If you're interested, send me a little blurb about yourself along with any relevant links or information (résumé, Github, Dribbble, etc.) and why you're interested: team@planetary.io


Honestly, did this comment add anything constructive to the conversation or were you more interested in spitting bile?


It's a fair point. The signal/noise ratio for advertised freelance work is much lower than that for advertised traditional positions.

I think that's mostly down to mismatch: fewer employers advertising for remote positions and more people looking for easy money that can be taken advantage of.


My bile detector must be on the fritz, here I was thinking that was a particularly jolly comment.

Interesting aside: your own comment is a perfectly reasonable reply to itself.


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