mrmaddog

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by mrmaddog 10y ago
Arista Networks | San Francisco, Vancouver | Full-time, onsite We're building a modern network monitoring system and are looking for motivated, creative engineers. Let's chat if you - are an experienced Javascript developer (bon
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by mrmaddog 10y ago
If you don't have a Wall Street Journal subscription, a Google redirect link might help [1]. Alternatively, here are a few choice quotes from this biting WSJ editorial: Is anyone in charge at the Justice Department, or are junior
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The Encryption Farce(wsj.com)
4 points by mrmaddog 10y ago|1 comments
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The Fire That Changed an Industry (2008)(ftpress.com)
1 points by mrmaddog 10y ago|0 comments
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by mrmaddog 11y ago
I'd disagree with point 4. Their Instagram feed has all of the stunning beauty that National Geographic originally became famous for: https://instagram.com/natgeo/ , and commands a 35.4 million person following. I&
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Office of Personnel Management Says Hackers Got Data of Millions of Individuals(nytimes.com)
109 points by mrmaddog 11y ago|80 comments
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
Nope—just flip the upper left coin (000000), as that has no effect on any of the parities. Flip the bottom right hand corner if you need to switch all the bits.
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
I know Show HN's are usually reserved for small, personal projects, but I'm pretty excited to finally make EOS SDK public. Essentially this gives you Python and C++ bindings to write apps that hook directly into Arista's netw
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Show HN: EOS SDK – write apps for your datacenter switches(github.com)
1 points by mrmaddog 12y ago|1 comments
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
I really like the idea of unobtrusive anomaly detection as a product, but I wonder how much benefit I could actually derive from this. Perhaps it is nice to have a log of whenever the front door opens, but that feature certainly won't
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
I've used Hitch regularly over the past few months, and it works well for short trips. Half the time I don't carpool (and I still pay half price), and the other half of the time adds just a couple extra minutes (haven't gone
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
Arista Networks - Software and Hardware Engineers [Santa Clara, with satellite offices in San Francisco, Vancouver, Bangalore] Tags: Networking, Distributed Systems, Operating Systems, SDN We're shaking up the world of datacenter netwo
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Facebook emotion manipulation study: an explanation(facebook.com)
72 points by mrmaddog 12y ago|97 comments
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
I fail to understand your insinuation here - in the future an articulated reply would be preferable. In each of the comments, I read rayiner's argument as "Your metadata isn't your data, and thus cannot be considered your pap
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What It Takes To Build The Next Uber(forbes.com)
2 points by mrmaddog 12y ago|0 comments
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
Sorry for the deleted comment - after circulating this article internally, I learned Arista already has better solutions for this particular problem than writing handlers to interface statuses. Decided to retract my comment (while you were
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
I've been pleasantly surprised by some of Buzzfeed's journalism. This article [1], a rich narrative following one of the few female boxing judges, has original reporting and is well written. Funnily enough, I discovered this artic
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
Seems like I'm not the only one that can't get access on-demand. For the curious, here is what the site looks like: http://cl.ly/image/0a3V1d2W1c3J (Each group of three lines in the top bar graph represents o
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by mrmaddog 12y ago
My personal account has had this for a few months, but my friendly twitter bot (@8ball_) still does not have access. Is there some sort of gatekeeping mechanism? The help page refers to twitter card analytics, but that is not helpful. It wo
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Vulnerability in All Versions of Internet Explorer Allows Remote Code Execution(technet.microsoft.com)
20 points by mrmaddog 12y ago|2 comments
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Debug Your JavaScript Code in Real-Time(medium.com)
2 points by mrmaddog 13y ago|0 comments
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Why I started Binti(binti.com)
3 points by mrmaddog 13y ago|2 comments
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by mrmaddog 13y ago
I thought this was going to be vaporware, but man, I'm impressed. If it can really do half of what the introduction video shows, I'm can't wait to play with it! One thing I think is particularly interesting is that the onboar
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Wolfram Language: Introducing knowledge-based programming(wolfram.com)
3 points by mrmaddog 13y ago|2 comments
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by mrmaddog 13y ago
Somewhere between Jupiter and Saturn, I had to resort to $(".essay").each(function(i){console.log($(this).text())}); to read the fun little text snippets. I like how it got fairly philosophical—everything eventually turns
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North Korean defector fights Pyongyang with thumbdrive-laden balloons(arstechnica.com)
5 points by mrmaddog 13y ago|2 comments
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by mrmaddog 13y ago
Great story! One thing that stuck out to me—if you had an infinitely powerful computer, the "coding" aspect of it should take no time at all. All you have to do is come up with a description language to say what you want•, and b)
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by mrmaddog 13y ago
Some interesting questions and answers: [Q] Dear Mr. Metcalfe, First, thank you for all your brilliant work over the years. My question is how do you feel about the NSA collecting everything?" [Metcalfe] America needs an NS
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All your Ethernets are belong to me. I’m Bob Metcalfe, Ethernet inventor. AMA(nr.reddit.com)
6 points by mrmaddog 13y ago|1 comments
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Son, It's Time We Talk About Where Start-ups Come From(mcsweeneys.net)
20 points by mrmaddog 13y ago|0 comments

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