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Tribune Media Services - San Francisco, Chicago, upstate New York, REMOTE (for exceptional candidates)

We're looking for engineers, not programmers.

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Agreed. I'm on my first Windows Phone, and I don't see myself going back. Granted I'm not a "power-user" so the app store is big enough for 95% of my needs, but that's still saying something. The aesthetics and performance are just great.

I own the HTC 8X, which I don't think is very brick-like either. I love the textured back, and my friends and colleagues love the way it looks and feels.
A "Tu Quoque" argument.

http://www.fallacyfiles.org/tuquoque.html

p.s. Yes, I gather your comment was rhetorical. :)
It sounds like it is all up to Putin at this point. I wonder if there is something he would want from the US in exchange.
Technically, the server cannot check cookie expiration dates, because they are never transmitted to the server. Only the cookie content is transmitted.

What I mean is: On the server, you receive an auth token that comes from the cookie. Do the logic whether or not that auth token is valid and may be used to re-authenticate the user on the server only and handle the entire logic for expiration on the server.

Do not rely on the fact that the cookie itself is present, because the user might have fiddled with the expiration date.
For some reason I was surprised to see bing's results even more cluttered and useless... http://i.imgur.com/kuRTMhO.png

You would think that bing would be trying to win the popularity contest by actually providing more relevant searches in the short term and then expanding ads in the future...
D.C. Based Startup Looking For Developer To Join Staff Full-time.

Industry:
B2B Restaurant, Hospitality, Point of Sale, Data Solutions

Opportunity to join on ground level. Company already has MVP product built, beta client users, backend built and mobile UI Built. Strong industry relationships and advisory in place.

Developer would be working with founder to continue to build out and complete product suite and deliver the most reliable product and easiest user experience to clients and grow company.

Key Areas of Responsibility:

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Mobile: 2+ Years of JQuery based framework
Database: MySql
Backend: .NET API / WebAPI / WCF
Other: Ruby, Ruby on Rails

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Start Date:	Immediately
Compensation:	Competitive; DOE
Location:	DC Area ideal, NY, BOS
Contact:	Hello@PolisMetrics.com
Integrate your App into Firefox Beta with the Social API
Are you in the Valley or New York, by any chance?

No reason.
How would you develop an application to do offline routing like my GraphHopper road routing project?

Such applications have to use the RAM or disc access provided by the OS. A simple cache will not do it. Although I could imagine that JavaScript is fast enough these days you still need access to lots of memory and load several hundred MB from somewhere/disc
Unfortunately we have done all that. It is not a domain issue or safe browsing issue. The best analogy here is let us say lot of customers run a default drupal or joomla site under their domain and Google chrome show these sites as phishing site.
Turf.
Speed is not the only factor, there's also power consumption and cost. I would hazard a guess that the epiphany co-processor is a lot less power-hungry than a high-end i7.
Ask HN: If you were Edward Snowden where would you have gone?
Just curious from this crowd, if you were Snowden and knew you were going to go on the run, where would you go? The list of countries without extradition treaties to the US isn't exactly a list of places I'd want to spend the rest of my life.
Propeller (http://usepropeller.com/) - San Francisco, CA - Full time.

We're building the next generation of native mobile app creation. We dabble in iOS (RubyMotion/Objective-C), Android (Java), JavaScript (Backbone), and Rails, and are solving Really Tough problems across the board.

We also do tons of open source work (https://github.com/usepropeller), and we're anxious to share even more of the tech we build with the community.

We also just announced our first funding round: http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/27/propeller-gets-1-25m-from-a...

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An incredibly good point. He ran in 2008 mainly on the message of "we're not Republicans". However, his message then - and now - lacked substantive policy changes and improvements for governance. It was more of the same, which means growing bloat and overreach of the Federal government. People are now waking up during his second term, when he can do what he wants (e.g., pledge $7 billion to build a power plant in the African desert, spend $100 million to vacation in Africa, etc.)
I don't think they will. I'm not sure if the VHDL would contain any proprietary IP from them or others, but I spoke with their CEO at OHS last year, and he indicated that open-sourcing the processor its self was out of their reach. I didn't push further, but I could imagine there were IP issues involved in doing so.

Most certainly, the actual chip design will include a lot of 3rd party IP - I'm not sure they would want to create new transistor designs, etc. when those can easily be licensed from the fab company.
I just picked up my Glass on June 27th. The first thing that bothered me was the voice recognition. The woman at the front desk asked if I was Irish, another French, and a person at the bar asked about my accent. I'm from Mississippi and partially raised by a father with a northern accent.

Sadly, Glass understands me 1/2 of the time. In fact, sometimes it even misinterprets "OK Glass". This has left me at an impasse, because this is mostly a voice recognition device while only having access to GlassWare.

Another interesting side effect: do you know the ghost vibrations from using a cellphone? After wearing Glass for 15-25 minutes, I have this ghost-like feeling that I am still wearing them. It can be disorienting once I remove them.
I'm curious what the specs were on those 6,000 CMS boxes? Do you happen to recall?
We are not giving up the right to violence, the point of a government securing your rights is that someone else can't take them away (through violence or other means).

It's true people can vote themselves into any government they wanted, but I wager that if you don't want a government running away with your rights, it's best to stick with a limited one.

It's much easier to control smaller gonvernments than super governments. It's doubtful that any 1 individual state (save california or ny maybe) could've created prisim.
Or you can do this:

Client generates random value, puts it into cookie and passes it to server along with valid credentials. Server remebers it for this user and whenever at later time it sees this value in the cookie it logs in this user. Server forgets this value when this user logs out and after some time.

If client does't have javascript or you don't trust randomness it can generate you can create this value on server and make the server set this cookie when it responds to login.
Mozilla selfish? May be to a few of the for-profit competing companies.

I like Firefox more and more. Their memory leak issues have been fixed. Their memory leaks in add-on have been contained. Mozilla make other tech besides browsers to advance the state of computing - Persona, Rust, Thunderbird, PDF.js, asm.js, FirefoxOS, etc. All incredibly useful and innovative. All these benefit most people and advance the web.
Most people don't use channels other than Release, so I think it's still useful to post about them since it's news to most people.
Rubbish. Use the latest version with an SSD with 8GB ram and it flies - SSD and ram are cheap enough to not be a barrier to entry, either. It's got more features than any other IDE I can think of, as well as a pretty huge library of plugins. Sounds like you're the one that is trolling. If Eclipse really was that bad, nobody would use it, and it wouldn't be probably the most widely used IDE in the world.
Excellent points. I guess we'll have to see how this rides and if it is sustainable in the future. I love what I do currently and don't wish for change, but I'm sure my feelings and interests will evolve as technology and the world around us does.
The Importance of GeoCities and Bob Ross
There's a solution with smudge/clean filters here: https://github.com/shadowhand/git-encrypt or a solution which acts as a git remote here: https://github.com/blake2-ppc/git-remote-gcrypt

Alternatively, you could just encrypt the directory that you push to remotely (probably /home/git in this tutorial), which seems like a cleaner solution: https://help.ubuntu.com/13.04/serverguide/ecryptfs.html
Some people with Asperger's have to fidget to be able to concentrate on what is being said. These people are not undisciplined, they are misunderstood.

Some people just aren't very good at sitting still for an hour, and repeating that for however many hours they are in school. We can either chose to spend time punishing them, which harms them but also everyone else in the class, or we can learn techniques to help those people cope. We can encourage non-distracting fidgeting.

These are quite seperate from discipline.
There is no offending content here. We are not a SaaS company and we dont host content. We provide shrink ware software to other companies which they use to host content.
Link: http://konotor.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
Three minority parties; none of the major parties.
According to the PRISM slides, the program costs $20 million per year. This article doesn't mention that, although it should, because it is telling. If the author believes that this program could be implemented at a minimum of $187 million per year, then that $20 million claim is problematic.

Either the $20 million claim is wrong, and then all the information on the slides is suspect, or it is correct, and the scope of PRISM is much smaller than is widely believed and is believed by the author of this article. Or the author of this article properly understands the scope and is in error in his calculation.
Try FxChrome: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fxchrome

I switched from Chrome a few weeks back and had the same opinion about firefox's native UI. FxChrome and Close-Tabs-to-the-Right [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/close-tabs-to...] made the switch completely worth it.

Edit: I noticed a difference in the default scrolling as well. Try disabling smooth scrolling (Options -> Advanced -> General.)
Apple's iWatch
Have any resources that explain Views and the efficiency vs a query..? I thought views had the same performance of the underlying SQL statements.
Things I Learned Growing Alongside Smule
yes I've missed the point. but your description wasn't clear enough. It could have also meant standalone in the sense of a native app without the normal javascript spy ad ons..

> It just so happens that since I do not have such a standalone mapping application

feel free to try my open source graphhopper project btw ;)
>there is one condition: He must cease his work aimed at inflicting damage to our American partners, as strange as it may sound from my lips.”<

Didn't Snowden already give all of his information to various persons around the world? Is he really revealing all of this from an airport?
No no no, don't complain about the brick-ness, Nokia may listen. I love being able to constantly drop my phone all over the place.
Firefox downloads image data but doesn't decode it until you browse to that spot on the page. Do you think that's what you're seeing? You can disable that in about:config, just toggle image.mem.decodeondraw to false.
> They do?! Oh dear, I'd better tell the DBAs about that.

You mean the MS SQL DBA's? Cause generally that's what people in MS shops are going to be working with, should they not be able to run tests on MS SQL and write SQL scripts locally to actually test on their environment and get results? Perhaps I do not understand what being a DBA actually entails, but I assumed that it would necessitate extensive experience with the actual database, up to and including running it yourself locally for development?
The agency I work at would likely never take a revenue share. I wouldn't take one either, personally, unless the product was something I would be satisfied seeing no return on. Unless the client was someone with a proven track record, I think revenue share would be suicidal.
Any info on country-wise availability, especially India?
RIP: Every Product Ever Axed By Google
Thanks for replying. If you click the link you can find more detail on the day-to-day of the role. Our initial products are quite light and so it's very much a white canvas for the next phase of development.
Please host the HTML source of a page that throws a warning somewhere. And mention the version of Chrome that gave the warning ( chrome://chrome/ ). Also can you post the thread on the Google forums with a proper bug report? I can't find it.
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We are also working with a world-class set of investors and advisors, who you’ll have the opportunity to meet and interact with on a regular basis.

ABOUT YOU

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- You thrive when you are working closely with others on a small team.

- Want to build stuff that solves real human problems

- Have a panic attack if you don’t push code before noon

- Don’t care that the moving industry isn’t sexy

- Would rather make money than make the front page of TechCrunch (though we do that too)

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That's a hard one.

Deadpool's breaking of the 4th wall typically makes him to be considered insane by the other characters. But other Marvel characters have broken the 4th wall to their advantage so it stands to reason it could be listed as an ability of some sort.

I believe there are examples on the DC side as well. I've always felt that the Joker understood he was a comic book character so that it doesn't matter what he does as none of it is real.
There's also the issue of repository size; both BitBucket and GitHub have (entirely reasonable) fair use policies that seem to limit repos' sizes to 1GB or so. Yes, Git sucks with big files, but sometimes it's necessary to exceed this total size.
> So imagine you're playing half life or something and then you realize that you have to go way back over half the level because you've forgotten something.

For long and boring walks you do the same as in any MMO. Hit some kind of lockbutton or something.

> Or imagine you get to a difficult part of the level and you realize that this would be so much easier with a keyboard and mouse. How many times will you retry before you give up and go and sit at your desk?

Well the same argument can be made for playing a game at the lowest difficutly mode. If I like a game and enjoy playing I want to beat the game on the highest possible difficulty. Of course you die often but it is also fun. Nothing is more boring then a shooter where you are never challanged.
Sinatra Best Practices: Part Two
Given that most companies standardize one specific OS this is not that big issue.
i'm not seeing the phishing warning when visiting the url from the screenshot using chrome v29.0.1547.0 dev-m.

maybe you caught a malware on your computer. did you try from different machines?
Should be possible. Just attach some RCA jacks to the GPIO pins and use the FPGA to do some pre-processing before sending it to the CPU. Not sure what the performance would be like, though.
That sounds like a difficult competition, how could you make it more obfuscated? You could implement a BF interpreter.
After the stock market crash of 1929, op-ed pieces were written calling for an end to the telephone as it "must" have caused the collapse. Fear of technology and a general misunderstanding of its uses and implications will always create great storylines and fuel populist campaigns.
4chan now offers self-serve advertising starting at $20
I think Chrome OS will have a big impact on Android, though. It seems like such a silly business model for Google to push web apps on their netbook platform but put forth Java first on mobile. I imagine Android 5 will probably have default-Chrome and at least put its app store next to play and try to push developers that way.
We checked all that. 3 guys are working full time on this issue.

The irony is we use GWT for our UI which is used by many google products. when we search in web the closest issue we found if from a joomla forum: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=621&t=802284
This is just the beginning, they are planning to build chips with a lot more than 64 cores
DuckDuckGo is far less cluttered, which makes sense considering they have less things to push aside from the results: http://i.imgur.com/OnBJHkS.png
And that's with Go 1.1 vs. Java 6 or 7.
Why?

The analysis you would get would amount to Microsoft only produces Windows, Apple only produces iPhones, Samsung only produces phones, Sony only produces the PS3, etc.
Are social networks still the best way to promote your business?
My son's classroom has employed smaller versions of exercise balls to keep some of the kids focused (including my own).

It's interesting to observe. The kids are fidgety and restless while sitting, but when you sit them on one of these the subconscious motor control going on seems to quell the foreground restlessness.
Handy Slide to Shut Down Windows 8.1 Shortcut
Can you elaborate on that? I am pretty sure those bugs about rendering ( lots ) of images were fix a few versions ago.
SHow HN: Debug - A Minimalistic Debugging Tool For Golang
Redstage (www.redstage.com) - Hoboken,NJ/NYC

1 Fulltime Junior and 1 Fulltime Experienced/Senior web developer

Looking for developers with aspirations to work in a fun, small office environment. Skills in PHP(LAMP)/CSS/JS are required, if you have previous experience building eCommerce sites, specifically on Magento, that is a huge plus.

About Redstage: we are a rapidly-growing team of 20 in Hoboken, NJ. We have doubled in size in the past 12 months, and planning to double in size in the next 12. If you are looking to get in on the ground floor of something special, thi

A bit about the job: we design and develop eCommerce sites in-house, currently building multiple responsive sites, and preparing to be the first company to launch fully-featured responsive sites on Magento. We are constantly building cutting-edge technologies and functionalities, and have solidly inserted ourselves as a market-leader in researching and defining the new generations of eCommerce.

If you are looking for more information on this position or would like to apply, please see:
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"Glass has a packaging so slick and gorgeous it makes you feel like you’re unboxing an Apple product"

Ha! So much for Google setting their own precedent on quality.

Google is shooting themselves in the foot appealing to reviewer's worst sense of self-importance. Concierge service and complementary Champagne?

And these reviews! They're so painfully rote: wifi-bluetooth-battery-life-sucks-now-you-can-check-your-email-in-the-middle-of-a-conversation-needs-more-iterations-here-are-some-shitty-pictures-of-a-buffet.

Is this really the future?
Doug Crockford's List of Awesome CSS Colors
SEEKING WORK - SACRAMENTO AREA - Remote or local

Skils: Geospatial analyst, project manager, ecommerce journeyman

I've consulted with businesses on many web projects involving map technology, geospatial methods/analysis, and big data solutions. Also an outstanding project manager and have built and promoted a few ecommerce sites (mapsalesdirect.com).

Looking for short or long term projects to join as a contractor. Would love to work mostly remote with weekly onsite days (Bay area etc.)

christen.erichsen@gmail.com
> For that matter, how would you represent a jump?

You just jump, I think there are videos showing that. I cant jump like the hero in the game but you can do a little hop.
But 30% of votes during the last presidential elections. And EELV have some ministres in the gouvernement.
We're still at the same net number of engines, since shortly thereafter Google forked WebKit into Blink.
Public school is essentially an obedience camp. Is it any wonder boys are lagging?
TruEffect (http://www.trueffect.com/careers/) - NYC - Full time

TruEffect is an ad tech company that provides ad serving and advanced analytics to some of the most sophisticated digital advertisers in the country. We are looking to hire data scientists, big data engineers, and data visualization experts.
The problem is that MySQL deviates from the standards (all of them) in surprising and uncomfortable ways. porting from MySQL is fun, when, for example, your target database actually ENFORCES the constraints that MySQL accepted but silently ignored. MySQL doesn't have that feature, but it won't bother to tell you.

Postgres, Oracle, MS SQL all support a (very large) common subset of features, so if you avoid stored procedures and db-specific features, you can port among them easily. This is not true for MySQL.
Are GLSL and OpenCL equally capable?
How your icon should look in iOS 7
Why Doesn’t Apple Enable Sustainable Businesses On The App Store?
> But the financial system rarely rewards those who choose to be ignorant

How sure are you about this?.. ;)