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by boot 5y ago
Stubhub | (Senior) Software Engineers | NYC, SF | Full-Time | ONSITE Viagogo, an international ticket e-commerce platform, has merged with Stubhub (formerly a subsidiary of eBay). We're an ambitious bunch, looking to hire effective peo
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by boot 9y ago
Nope. Just good developers and engineers.
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by boot 9y ago
Booz Allen Hamilton | Washington, DC area | Fulltime, Onsite Our team is hiring general software developers for our digital accelerator program. In this program the candidate will go through a dedicated training before being sent to a speci
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Videogames: The Unfashionable Fine Art(musicandmythology.com)
17 points by boot 10y ago|14 comments
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Videogames: The Unfashionable Fine Art(musicandmythology.com)
1 points by boot 10y ago|0 comments
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by boot 10y ago
Location: Madison, WI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Software/hardware generalist, Python, Bluespec System Verilog, Javascript, C#, SAS, Linux, Windows, ASIC/FPGA Résumé/CV: http://m
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Run, Forrest, Run(musicandmythology.com)
1 points by boot 10y ago|0 comments
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2014 in Review(musicandmythology.com)
2 points by boot 12y ago|0 comments
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Music and Mythology: Surveillance(musicandmythology.com)
1 points by boot 12y ago|0 comments
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by boot 12y ago
This is an interesting site, which started up recently, producing short stories paired with music. http://musicandmythology.com/mm0.html
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Ask HN: Project Feedback - equipping written stories with an awareness.
3 points by boot 13y ago|3 comments
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by boot 13y ago
I made this in case it interests you: http://inthehandsofothers.com It needs help.
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In The Hands Of Others(inthehandsofothers.com)
1 points by boot 13y ago|0 comments
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by boot 13y ago
It's interesting that so much of the article was about this 'fuzzy' feeling the author had about people. While reading I got the same fuzzy feeling about the author. Danger, danger, red alert.
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by boot 13y ago
Bankrupt, ouch. Yeah, most people don't seem to think very much of this strategy (I'm even down-voted?), and no one talks about it. But I'm not sure why. I hear about the crappy 5% a year or whatever returns people get, which
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by boot 13y ago
This is probably, like, a horrible way to do things. But I try to find a company (1-10 billion market cap) that I personally believe in, but saw-tooths a lot. I usually check-in once a day and watch it go up and down. I then guess if I thin
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by boot 13y ago
I sort of use SAS sometimes. There are definite downsides, like the UI/IDE is an abomination from the 1980s. And anything except the most straight forward of code is impossible to read (and many other things). However, in terms of bein
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by boot 13y ago
On a side note, I've always found this review spot on and very funny. In case you are in the mood to hear someone criticize the new movies for... about as long as the movie itself. http://redlettermedia.com/plinkett&#x2
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by boot 13y ago
My take is that it's all about the execution of creating a chip. x86 for example is a much worse ISA, but there is some research (no source on this assertion) that says at the end of the day it doesn't matter too much since the ma
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by boot 13y ago
I'm all for marrying who you want, but if you live in the US your tax comment doesn't make sense. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriage_penalty
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Army ousts Egypt's President Morsi(bbc.co.uk)
7 points by boot 13y ago|0 comments
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by boot 13y ago
Right. It isn't to be disingenuous to everyone else. I think of it similar to Chinese hacking incidences. "Foreign Power X hacked into the US defense contractors?" Yeah, I'm okay with that. We need a balance of power in
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by boot 13y ago
No, no, go not to Tor, neither private mode, Nor duck-duck-go the tight-rooted, for its secretive wine; Nor suffer thy pale forehead to be kiss'd By anti-cloud sentiment, ruby grape pros
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by boot 13y ago
Since no country has tried it, no one knows, but I'm sure that won't stop a bunch of sarcastic replies. I'm going to treat this as some kind of fun thought experiment and ignore a lot of the details. I've always thought
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by boot 13y ago
I love how he says several times "we aren't listening to your phone calls". As if that suddenly makes everything better. Fuck me.
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by boot 13y ago
LIFE IS GAME OF CHESS DAMN IT. why am i so lonely.
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by boot 13y ago
Seconded. It sounds like you could probably get a higher salary if that's what you're after. But it almost always comes at a cost. Free time. Dating. Kids. Time. Geography. Less interesting work. Switching positions to more powerful/money t
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by boot 13y ago
You can listen to this podcast if you're interested in hearing more about how corrupt the car dealership racket is. http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2013/02/19/172402376/why-buyi...
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by boot 13y ago
Hm. I'm not talking scientifically here or anything, but I've always felt the lack of any kind of depth in most Zynga games makes them feel very skinner box with little pretense beyond that. Most games have complicated stories or game play
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by boot 13y ago
Let's sum up this article. In order to be successful monetarily, you need to make something people want. This guy is a savant.

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