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by hammerdr 9y ago
Square (Caviar) | Software Engineers | San Francisco, CA |ONSITE | https://www.trycaviar.com https://www.squareup.com Caviar is growing and we need excellent engineers to help bring great food everywhere. We are buil
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by hammerdr 10y ago
This. # Before abolishing time zones I want to call my Uncle Steve in Melbourne. What time is it there? Google tells me it is currently 4:25am there. It's probably best not to call right now. # After abolishing time zones
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by hammerdr 11y ago
Oh, for sure. I picked a source that had a lot of opinions that differed from mine as to consciously oppose my bias :) Thanks for the other links!
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by hammerdr 11y ago
FWIW, IIT is an extremely prestigious school system in India that has historically been geared toward the upper echelon of Indian society like private and ivy league schools have been in the United States. There have been some efforts to re
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by hammerdr 11y ago
Warning: very little knowledge of Rust and Iron Can someone explain why there is an extra Ok(...) in this? (I want to call it a function, but I'm not even familiar enough with Rust to be sure that it is a function). Is it something tha
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by hammerdr 11y ago
Just as an opposite anecdote, I find that I run into it all the time. Sometimes, its from people that are outside of the tech industry itself. Sometimes, it is from people that don't realize that they are saying such a thing. Sometimes
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by hammerdr 11y ago
I don't disagree with the premise that double clicks are a broken thing on the web. There's too much of a cognitive shift between "the web" and "everything else" where double clicks are either a bad thing to do
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by hammerdr 12y ago
The Knowledge is the book that every library and "End of the World" kit should have in it.
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Not entirely sure what you're asking, but you should probably look into "schedulers" and other tools built on top of such ecosystems. Here are a few to get you started: Docker ecosystem: swarm and/or compose Mesos ecosys
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Your functional test was a test that allowed you to experiment. You designed the parameters and then altered the variables involved under the conditions of those tests. You probably even "called your shot" and make guesses about w
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Writing the test is the experiment, in your example. You're playing with how it is going to be used and interacted without worrying about the details/implementation. You'll take care of that later.
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Thanks for the story. It's something to consider when being conscientious about these things. I think a possible difference is that asking someone to share their experience directly invokes some kind of entitlement on the part of the a
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by hammerdr 12y ago
I agree with everything you said. I was specifically speaking about people that pontificate about things they have no legitimate claim to have experienced. Being a Latin@ in the United States doesn't legitimize your claim to speak abou
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by hammerdr 12y ago
This is easy to beat: just go to the source. If there's a howling white man going on about injustice and how he's going to tell you about the struggles of women of color, First Nations and Imperialism.. ignore that person. Go talk
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Thanks for the insight. Do you know anything about "downward" shots. That is, bullets that go from the head towards the toe in line with the body. There were several in this case (and a couple in the case of Mike Brown). Also, why
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by hammerdr 12y ago
The point is less about the specifics of the shooting (I think it was probably justified.. though 14 seems excessive) and more about the context surrounding it. Community dynamics change whenever there is a large influx of people. When that
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by hammerdr 12y ago
We actually use slack (and hipchat, and jive, and whatsapp, and groupme, and skype, and who-knows-what-else.. ugh) for communications that we would consider sanitized for public consumption (so, no discussion about client IP, for example).
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by hammerdr 12y ago
This saddens and frustrates me as a user. I love screenhero and it does its job well. I've used it for all of my remote interactions over the past year or so and was a happy paying customer (through our company). Unfortunately, due to
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Not entirely sure, but I think that's because it's a self-signed certificate.
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by hammerdr 12y ago
This team is attempting to fix just that for email: https://pixelated-project.org/
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by hammerdr 12y ago
It is because the men are behind the curtains making the actual money: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-15-wealthiest-people-in-f... (Note: everyone there is a white old dude, other than the two women, who inherited the m
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Just as a single data counterpoint, my recruiting experience with Netflix was below par. It may have been the way that I was approached (from a friend who was also an engineer) . However, the 'process' took over 3 months to get no
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Questioning the merit of meritocracy. (2009)(geekfeminism.org)
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by hammerdr 12y ago
For example, I know of someone that changed careers into the tech industry in his mid-30s. He should not be disadvantaged because he entered into the industry later than peers. Additionally, I can think of countless examples of "slow s
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by hammerdr 12y ago
http://www.supertopo.com/inc/photo_zoom.php?dpid=Ojg7PjwgICE... [Warning: beta] That's a pretty good breakdown of the route. One of them completed pitch 15 yesterday and today were mapping out pitch 16 / cont
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by hammerdr 12y ago
I certainly did not read that unclebucknasty was bothered by your phrasing, but rather was sharing a story and encouraging you to branch out into some "not cool" tech that could support you in possible bubble-burst future. New sug
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Maybe docker could use subcommands a la git. So with docker-machine binary on the path, "docker machine" would just delegate to that. Similarly, if I had a docker-flynn binary, "docker flynn" would just magically work. T
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Anyone have any insight about if this handles service discovery? It claims "cluster management" which usually means discovery, but there is no mention of it. Maybe Amazon is expecting you to handle that?
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by hammerdr 12y ago
Anecdotally, many smokers also support continued regulations on tobacco products. Tobacco companies have very little sympathy in the zeitgeist.
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by hammerdr 12y ago
It's a debian image. It really isn't "significant" -- it's just stringing together docker containers and the Google Cloud as a demonstration of how quickly someone can deploy a Go service. It's like the old Rai

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