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by Volscio 3y ago
Cloudburst Technologies | NY, NY | Remote | Full-Time | https://burst.cloud/ Cloudburst is a seed-funded New York-based remote-first company helping customers with detection, prevention, and investigation into cryptocurrenc
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by Volscio 6y ago
If you view the source of the agent onboarding page, you can read what appears to be an arbitration clause that is written for Uber. I am guessing they just copypasted the whole thing? Or...? https://civvl.com/agent-onboardi
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by Volscio 7y ago
Charity Majors talks about the Manager-IC pendulum. You should rotate between the two every couple of years.
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by Volscio 8y ago
Sorry about that! We're just about to start our summer intern process in the next week or two. If it's helpful, you can reach out to me at ben(at)flashpoint-intel(dot)com.
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by Volscio 8y ago
Flashpoint | Software Engineer | New York, REMOTE | Full-Time, Interns | Python Flashpoint provides meaningful intelligence that enables large enterprises and the public sector to bolster cybersecurity, confront fraud, combat insider threat
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by Volscio 8y ago
Given so much discussion on this topic, the first thing I looked for was whether there was a reference to whether a company does timed code pair interviews and white boarding, or uses some other method (paid trial period, take home test, et
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by Volscio 10y ago
DC's metro system is in another league of dysfunction from the other systems which suffer from the typical, chronic burden of heavy use. The article lumps it all together; "hey, we should do a transit article today".
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by Volscio 10y ago
To complement this, I found this video interesting in demonstrating some of the technical achievements and flourishes in Uncharted 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts2am8WRBXQ
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by Volscio 11y ago
I (along with many others, I would assume) would be interested in seeing data on what the usage trends are for different devops tools.
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by Volscio 11y ago
I felt this article was interesting regarding why and how they did it: https://medium.com/@mrdavenport/swarm-branding-and-visual-de...
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by Volscio 12y ago
Uh oh, Wordpress problems. Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:2Z0Puiw...
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by Volscio 12y ago
You're kidding right? Kids coming out of Courant are in decent demand, especially in NYC tech departments.
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by Volscio 12y ago
Also see NYU's Interactive Telecommunication Programs course, NIME (New Interfaces for Musical Expression): http://itp.nyu.edu/nime/
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by Volscio 12y ago
DERELICTE! It is a fashion, a way of life inspired by the very homeless, the vagrants, the crack whores that make this wonderful city so unique.
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by Volscio 12y ago
The overall system performance improvement of an SSD is worth it alone for an upgrade (or replacing it in your current laptop if you can). It turned my old plastic MacBook into a new laptop for me. I'm surprised no one has mentioned
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by Volscio 12y ago
Exactly; I'd also like to see how my notion of what being a "hard worker" is by comparing my definition with someone else's. Have been tinkering with something similar: https://galapag.us/ I don't h
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by Volscio 12y ago
The visualization looks like Conway's game of life.
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by Volscio 12y ago
Ah hah, I'd known about ranviermud but hadn't noticed it had a telnet lib! Will give it a look-see, thank you!!
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by Volscio 12y ago
Somewhat related, but I've been looking for a node.js-based module for providing a telnet/MUD CLI but either it's implemented through a web page with an input box, or has only the basic telnet protocol fleshed out with no use
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by Volscio 12y ago
Yeah, I've been googling for tutorials/configs/info on various deployment setups and digitalocean's come up more and more with solid guides. Thanks for sharing the secrets of the somewhat arcane!
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by Volscio 12y ago
Consider WaPo's chief readership: people interested in domestic/foreign policy probably living in the DMV area and associated with the federal government. Among those types, what Snowden did was considered, at BEST, a warranted di
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by Volscio 12y ago
I was hoping to see these comments more prevalent in the hackernews thread. The story struck me at first as being interesting but then it seems like there's more murkiness involved and it's not an open-and-shut case. Not that th
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by Volscio 12y ago
"Mr. Joe Trader" might need some definition. For instance, I felt that HFT didn't change the game for "Mr. Joe Trader" as much as the rules limiting daytrading ($25k minimum for margin, restriction on round-trip tr
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by Volscio 12y ago
People have been writing stuff like this for like 20 years now, ever since the internet became viable for a future of streaming video. But cable TV has continued on strong. If anything I feel like, despite cable-cutters, the vast majority
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by Volscio 13y ago
Similar: Heather Dewey-Hagborg's project http://deweyhagborg.com/strangervisions/ In Stranger Visions artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg creates portrait sculptures from analyses of genetic material collected in public
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by Volscio 13y ago
Engineers figure out ways to make this sort of thing cheaper, easy to do, and scalable. Most of all, the end result is something tangible, interesting to individuals, and a product of a lot of data that the engineers already had laying aro
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by Volscio 13y ago
In theory this is true if everyone is being a well-intentioned actor but anonymity can be used to distort a broader agenda into an appealing message; see obscured-funded lobbying campaigns. Also context is important for whatever one says, a
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by Volscio 13y ago
Applies to just about every industry.
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by Volscio 13y ago
Money is a lot tighter in most other deals. It's nothing like the wild west of the dotcom era where companies were formed with little more than a mission statement and they'd get pumped up. These types of financial articles are t
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by Volscio 13y ago
I was thinking about the Primer from "The Diamond Age". :( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diamond_Age

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