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by arosien 14y ago
Working with Adam @ Box, Los Altos, CA I'm going rogue and looking for help out-of-band. I need a senior engineer to help with our "continuous delivery" system, including our fancy-schmancy deployment manager that coordinates all the tricky
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by arosien 14y ago
Content-centric networking aims to solve some of these problems: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content-centric_networking "Content-centric networking (also content-based networking, data-oriented networking or named data networking) is an
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by arosien 16y ago
You're lucky to have QA people who know C++, I've never met one. Maybe I've been in too many web-oriented startups.
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by arosien 16y ago
I disagree. Developers who don't know how to test are bad developers, they should go. And conversely, if you have QA, they should know how to develop, otherwise you're paying them to hunt, peck, and click. Why not have QA write the code to
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by arosien 16y ago
Having worked in Silicon Valley for 12 years, I have yet to find QA people who could successfully automate testing in a non-fragile way or without using an expensive, proprietary and crappy testing harness. Those who know how to program are
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Quantifying Investing Skill: The Information Ratio(eng.wealthfront.com)
10 points by arosien 16y ago|0 comments
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by arosien 16y ago
Sweet. We use Apache ZooKeeper for service discovery and have a #zk channel. We just did a deployment, here's the irc log: (deploying the 'PM' service, updating instance pm12 first) [1:05pm] dm: PM leader changed from pm12 to (none) [1:05pm
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by arosien 16y ago
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_principle .
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by arosien 16y ago
Nice. Last.fm has a nice post at http://www.metabrew.com/article/how-we-use-irc-at-lastfm . We also have separate channels for each message type. IRC is pub-sub, yay! Plus you can direct-message a bot and it will DM you back, to not pollut
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by arosien 16y ago
You are so enterprisey! :) We'll bridge protocols if we need to cross that, um, bridge.
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IRC bots for Laziness, Impatience, and Continuous Deployment(eng.wealthfront.com)
29 points by arosien 16y ago|14 comments
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by arosien 16y ago
Hi Noah!
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by arosien 16y ago
Wealthfront (formerly kaChing), Palo Alto CA (no remotes) Wealthfront is intent on disrupting the $10-TRILLION mutual fund industry, an industry that's seen little innovation in the past 25 years. To reach this goal, we put our customers an
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by arosien 16y ago
FYI you can clone this code from the blog post (with lots of other goodness) at http://code.google.com/p/kawala or https://github.com/wealthfront/kawala .
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by arosien 16y ago
Palo Alto, CA - kaChing is hiring front- and back-end engineers to help us disrupt the $10^12 mutual fund market. We are looking for self-driven software engineers who are passionate about solving problems related to scalability, algorithms
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by arosien 16y ago
kaChing is hiring in Palo Alto, CA (on-site only). Looking for backend, frontend, and interns. We're extremely engineering-driven and have a 5-minute commit-to-production cycle. Our CEO says it well: "[We're disrupting] the mutual fund mark
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by arosien 17y ago
kaChing is hiring. http://www.kaching.com/company/jobs We're disrupting the mutual fund industry: $11 trillion market. Whoa. Looking for great hackers: Java, Scala, Rails. Downtown Palo Alto CA. Lots of cool tech and a 5-minute commit-to-
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KaChing Engineering: Actually Implementing Group Management Using ZooKeeper (eng.kaching.com)
5 points by arosien 17y ago|0 comments