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The Dive

2023 · Film · 91 min

Directed by Maximilian Erlenwein

ThrillerAdventure

Two sisters go diving at a beautiful, remote location. One of the sisters is struck by a rock, leaving her trapped 28 meters below. With dangerously low levels of oxygen and cold temperatures, it is up to her sister to fight for her life.

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  1. NeutralheythisisomOct 13, 2020

    Dive | Sr. Backend Engineer | India | Remote | Full Time | https://www.letsdive.io/

    Dive is a fun space for remote teams where team members can socialize. You can see who’s online, call a group, play games, watch movies together, or bond on common interest areas. You can talk, screen share, and do video chat with a click.

    We are growing rapidly and are looking for Sr. Backend Engineers to join our early stage engineering team. We are seeking someone who has experience building robust backend applications and can solve complex engineering problems at scale. The role is fully Remote. You can be anywhere in the world to apply to this position

    We're a relatively small team of about 4 people - meaning your work will have a lot of impact. We truly encourage being yourself at work and it shows in the creative code we write :)

    Our Customers love us. We have given access to the product to a very limited set of companies which includes Facebook, Google, Gitlab, Rippling etc. who absolutely love using Dive.

    We use: AWS, Kubernetes, Docker, gRPC, Django, Go, Node.js, Cassandra, MariaDB, Redis, React, Redux, Javascript

    If you are interested in joining our small and passionate team drop me an e-mail to om[at]letsdive[dot]io - come chat about what we're doing, or if you have questions!

    More Info: https://www.notion.so/letsdive/Careers-Dive-c75d4d1ee8c9486fb71b6b4159105353

  2. Neutral0xcafecafeAug 9, 2019

    There is a documentary I watched called "dive" a few years back which had a guy feeding his entire family with food he could get from the dumpsters of grocery stores. And it was not just unhealthy stuff. Fruits which were almost ripe like bananas are thrown out. The food wastage gives a good opportunity for free meals if we know where to look.