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by tcc619 13y ago
Our team(Qwiki) at Yahoo is looking for engineers interested in working with news, video and consumer content. We work in Nodejs, Java, iOS, Android. Reach out via tchheng@yahoo-inc.com SF, NYC and Sunnyvale locations
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by tcc619 13y ago
thanks for the support! It's currently number 7 on Amazon's best seller in "computers & technology", right below the bio of steve jobs and steven levy's google book. http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellers/books/886498/ref=pd_zg_...
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by tcc619 13y ago
I should have mentioned this up front on the sales page. Buyers can be issued a full refund if they don't find it helpful at all. I just added a note right below the "Buy" button.
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by tcc619 13y ago
Thanks, i should have included paypal as an option from the beginning. I just added a link to it.
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by tcc619 13y ago
thanks for the feedback. Are you saying the preview isn't long enough or that the viewing format is poor on slideshare?
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by tcc619 14y ago
I have been using it on a few small projects. Haven't ran into an issue yet and the setup has been really easy.
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Data Mining Wikipedia Notes(tommy.chheng.com)
1 points by tcc619 14y ago|0 comments
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by tcc619 14y ago
Do you have terminal access with your google version of chromebook? Would be great to see a developer edition of chromebook with a native terminal app.
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by tcc619 14y ago
I thought Travis from Uber had a great talk because he showed the operations of his business. Zuck mentioned that companies can 80/20 somethings but have to be the best at some things to beat the competition. I think Uber's core is operatio
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Startup School 2012 Summary: My Takeaways and Interpretations(tommy.chheng.com)
1 points by tcc619 14y ago|0 comments
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by tcc619 14y ago
scala offers a syntax of programming similar to ruby especially in terms of collection operations. i found this to be a big win over java. scala: List(54,2,46).filter(x => x == 2) ruby: [54,2,46].select{|x| x == 2}
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by tcc619 14y ago
This feature along with the single window view makes GIMP very usable on the mac.
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by tcc619 14y ago
how's the battery life on ubuntu with your x1?
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by tcc619 15y ago
Qwiki is looking for backend, android and devops engineers in SF. We are currently using Ruby/Scala for most of the server side code. We are developing a platform to allow people to experience information in a compelling manner(visual, audi
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by tcc619 15y ago
Qwiki is hiring full time engineers in SF: http://www.qwiki.com/work-here Web(Ruby on Rails/jQuery/Backbone.js) Backend(Scala/Hadoop) DevOps Android Contact me direct t at qwiki.com
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by tcc619 16y ago
I think the problem is that if a startup hires a poor performing engineer, they get a negative output because other engineers will have to constantly fix/tune the offending code. So I definitely see backtype's cautious view of hiring only g
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by tcc619 16y ago
Is there an easy way to access a terminal shell in chrome os?
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by tcc619 16y ago
Rserve is an tcp/ip interface to R so you can send R code from any other language. I have used the rserve-ruby interface to some success.
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by tcc619 16y ago
using rseek.org will help for search on R-related pages.
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by tcc619 16y ago
I thought of the application as a way for freelancers to get paid for relatively short tasks in between jobs while helping the open source community. The site isn't geared just for bug fixes. It's any task for any open source project that n
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by tcc619 16y ago
http://nextsprocket.com Pay and get paid to complete open source tasks, bugs, etc. We are having trouble figuring out why the idea is not catching on. Is it fundamentally the idea of paying for open source, the traction or other?
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by tcc619 16y ago
"file systems are much better at handling files" What about batch processing a large number of small files? say 10 million image files of 500KB. A typical file system will need to seek each small file. I wonder if GridFS stores small files
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by tcc619 16y ago
"I’ve yet to take a mathematical class that discusses algorithms and as far as I know I will not even be required to take one." This quote sums up the situation for the author. Why don't you take the interesting classes? You don't have to t
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by tcc619 16y ago
does anyone have a list of great android developer websites?
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by tcc619 16y ago
has anyone used both R and matlab/octave? i've used matlab but not R. For machine learning, I found matlab great because of its great matrix support. what's the pros/cons of R? what advantages does R have over matlab?
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by tcc619 16y ago
I have been using Scala 2.8 for the past few months with Intellij 9 and it's been free of any major bugs. Definitely none of the unstable problems you mentioned with the Eclipse plugin.
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by tcc619 16y ago
a simple recipe for my tofu soup: 1. boil a can of (chicken/veggie) broth soup for 3-5 mins 2. while boiling, chop up tofu, broccoli, green onions 3. toss in that order once the broth is boiled. 4. stir for 3-4 mins on medium heat eat with
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Gaming Can Make a Better World - Jane McGonigal(ted.com)
3 points by tcc619 17y ago|0 comments
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by tcc619 17y ago
The task creator is the judge of accepting/rejecting the solution. If the requirements listed isn't suitable, the other task rewarders can simply make a comment saying "i'll contribute $200 for this task if you add this requirement." Then t
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by tcc619 17y ago
thanks for the comments, we just got an email for a ycombinator interview :)

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