elialbert

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by elialbert 1y ago
i support you hiring this person. seems like a match made in heaven
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by elialbert 2y ago
that reminds me of the old doctor joke that if a guy comes in and says “i feel fine but my wife made me come”, you have to take it very seriously.
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by elialbert 2y ago
i think you hit the nail on the head
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by elialbert 2y ago
so cool congrats
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by elialbert 2y ago
who's stopping you
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by elialbert 3y ago
this worked on tea stains for me: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B092SMPQQD
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by elialbert 3y ago
if the navy is so good at building reactors, can't we just have them build some on land for us? start with military use first and expand outward from there? could be a much better use for enlisted forces, train more people to be engine
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by elialbert 3y ago
the fact that for you, nothing works here and everything works in europe, points to a broad environmental factor - water, mold, air.
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by elialbert 6y ago
awesome
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by elialbert 6y ago
really interested in a solution in this space that involves top down animated avatars and proximity _text_, not voice, chatting - anyone seen such a thing?
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by elialbert 6y ago
this is incredible. do you know of any that involve top down animated characters and proximity _text_, not voice, chatting?
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by elialbert 6y ago
I made this to make it easier to graph out how your close friends' behavior might effect your exposure risk to disease. with winter looking scary in a lot of places, I hope this might be helpful to anyone trying to plan out a safe + s
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Show HN: Cytoscape and Svelte Pandemicule Visualizer(squadmap.app)
4 points by elialbert 6y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: SquadMap.app(squadmap.app)
4 points by elialbert 6y ago|1 comments
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by elialbert 6y ago
open source graph viz tool built with svelte and cytoscape to map exposure risk of who you hang out with (especially for countries still in this mess...). I'm open to feedback!
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by elialbert 6y ago
want to chime in that this matches my experience doing something similar in B2B in django 10 years ago
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by elialbert 6y ago
just gonna throw out there - in the time it'll take you to do that socket level debugging, you could probably port the whole app back to sql.
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by elialbert 7y ago
same here - using svelte in production and it rocks.
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Social Capital in Silicon Valley(alexdanco.com)
1 points by elialbert 7y ago|0 comments
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by elialbert 7y ago
missed a good opportunity to clear the form on every validation error
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by elialbert 7y ago
Provi | Senior Integrations & ETL specialist | Remote or Onsite | salary market rate depending on experience | Chicago (or fully remote) Provi (provi.com) is a platform to help bars and retailers order alcohol faster through the US 3-ti
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by elialbert 7y ago
Provi | Full-Stack engineer | Chicago, IL, USA ONSITE and REMOTE | https://provi.com Small, nimble team at a successful and rapidly growing startup looking for A players to hack on multiple fronts in our b2b alcohol ordering app
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by elialbert 7y ago
I made a toy project with tone.js as well and found the same mobile performance issue - http://bloop.elialbert.com is unusable in an iphone 10 and perfectly fine in chrome desktop. if anyone knows how to fix that I'd love
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by elialbert 8y ago
there's a fun kim stanley robinson book gaming out climate change (called 50 degrees below, or in that series anyway) where they dump a ton of extra salt in the ocean near there for that exact reason. In the book, iirc, it sorta stalls
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by elialbert 8y ago
I guess it needs mentioning, please no recruiters / firms. we are looking to speak to a new full time employee.
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by elialbert 8y ago
Provi | Senior Engineer (rails, react) | Chicago and/or REMOTE OK http://provi.com - We help US bars and retailers order booze faster. We are a quickly growing startup working on a fun problem. We offer competitive pay and
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by elialbert 8y ago
just switched from play to spotify a couple months ago, despite having hours of work to get things set up correctly. gotta say - so happy I did. killer app tho was spotify's remote control functionality.
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by elialbert 8y ago
this assumes a basic level of intelligence that I really doubt we as a species possess. Don't you think the majority of red or blue tribe e-warriors would happily stake any amount of reputation on something they agree with, regardless
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by elialbert 8y ago
any idea where they get this info from? imagine a more consumer-oriented extension that could list whether a given amazon product was likely to have commingled inventory or not - do you think this is possible?
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by elialbert 8y ago
Having high test coverage (especially in dynamic languages) has been industry standard for years. I haven't worked at a place that accepts poorly covered PRs in a very long time.

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