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Scry Analytics - Raleigh, NC - Full time

Front End Web Application Developer:

Job Description and Responsibilities:

We are looking for a front-end web application developer interested in creating web applications. The candidate must be able to take an idea with only a list of features and translate that list into a concrete design document with emphasis on user experience. Then, after creating the design document and page mock-ups, be able to work with database engineers and software engineers to create a fully integrated web application able to handle big data analytics.

All applicants should be prepared to demonstrate their development ability. During the interview, we may give a simple algorithmic coding test as well as a coding test based on a previous difficulty we’ve run into on the project.

This is a full time position and all applicants must be willing to work onsite – relocation may be discussed in the interview.

Required Skills:

•	Proficiency in HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Javascript libraries (e.g. jQuery)

•	Proficiency with Node.js or Angular.js, preferably both

•	Working knowledge of at least one server side scripting language (e.g. Python, PHP, Perl)

•	Working knowledge of either relational (e.g. MySQL, Oracle DB) or document based (e.g. Mongo DB, Informix) databases

•	Proficient in writing clean code as well as documentation and APIs for code

•	Work in a team environment and work on multiple projects in different phases of the development life cycle

Reconmmended Skills:

•	Working knowledge of one programming language (e.g. Java, C++)

•	Working knowledge of web servers (e.g. Apache) and servlet containers (e.g. Jetty)

•	Working knowledge of the full MEAN (Mongo DB, Express, Angular.js, Node.js) stack

•	Experience with graphing and data visualization technologies

Qualifications:

•	Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in web design or programming, experience may be substituted for education
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Tell that to the HR guys or the order institution that validates university degrees and who is allowed to sign projects.
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That's a nice chart.

I find the periodicity very interesting. We're almost 5 years from the latest unemployment peak. Historically, it looks like we're likely to start trending back towards higher unemployment again, any year now.
(Disclaimer: I'm a Prometheus author.)

Chunks are only written to that one file per time series once they are complete. Depending on their compression behavior, they will contain at least 64 samples, but usually a couple of hundreds. Even then, chunks are just queued for disk persistence. The storage layer operates completely from RAM, only has to swap in chunks if it was evicted from memory previously.
Obviously, if you consistently create more sample data than your disk can write, the persist queue will back up at some point and Prometheus will throttle ingestion.
Nothing says anonymity like a global CDN that "infected" an incredible of websites. No thanks! Keep it local on your server please.
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I have worked on C# with vim and mono, and I can tell you that it is a lot easier than Java on the command line (which I have done too)
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I think that we shouldn't generally take Hollywood movies too seriously when thinking about public policy. It's heartwarming to think that the will can triumph over heart disease but in things don't usually work that way in real life.

The current lottery in genetic endowment that nature provides us is horrendously unfair. I expect that fixing problems is going to be a lot easier than creating super-human abilities so I expect that genetic modification will tend to make life much fairer for the foreseeable future.
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No, the aromatization of soy protein is far over blown.
We were tempted to implement our own data management in a couple of bigger files, but extensive testing of various modern file systems (XFS, ext4) resulted in the perhaps not surprising effect that those file systems are way better in managing the data than our home-grown solutions.
A software engineer degree on our case used to take 5 years.

Now with Bologna reducing the degrees to 3 years, the title requires 3 years Bologna + 2 years master as workaround to keep the old 5 years.
Bitcoin miners provide a service in exchange for the bitcoins they receive, too. The network can't work without mining. And there's no rent - the coins only keep coming if you continue to provide that service, usually having to invest money and time into new hardware.

It's a capitalist system, but it's hardly landed wealth.
>I get about 6-7 minutes of flying time with a 3-cell 2200mah lipo

This seems like a rather short time. Are there any alternatives that would fly for a longer time? Petrol maybe?
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Same for me, same for most people (I think). I don't get where this notion of traveling being awesome for everyone comes from.
I'd expect it to peak with the poor and the rich and dip in the middle. My personal experience (not in NY, though) says it might look like this:

The poor are taking a break on their rent to live somewhere without a washing machine, and therefore need a laundromat.

The middle class have access to in building washing machines, and do their own. Because they're still under some pressure money wise, there's the element of social pressure not to be "extravagant" and get it done for them.

The rich are more time pressured than money pressured, and take advantage of full service options for their laundry.
The default instrumentation that comes with node_exporter covers far more than what systat provides. Retrieving data from /proc at every scrape also gives you a more accurate timestamp, which helps reduce graph artifacts.

As an aside, if you have machine-level cronjobs you want to expose metrics from you can use the textfile[1] module of the node_exporter, which reads in data from *.prom files in the same format as accepted by the Pushgateway.

[1]https://github.com/prometheus/node_exporter/blob/master/coll...
[2]https://github.com/prometheus/pushgateway
How is different than giving antibiotics to somebody ill? You are preventing the natural outcome, with something artificially created. I think many people when the topic is "DNA" simply over-react.
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I ditched any large scale banking and contract, lease, debt arrangements over 7 years ago. I have a crappy no credit check bank card for online payments and getting money transferred. I never sign a lease over month to month, no car loan, no debt. I just buy liquid assets instead of sticking money in the back. And I've never been happier. Being underbanked was one of the best decisions I ever made.

I should add, this isn't some political statement about banks or finance, it's more about simplifying my life and avoiding the debt vortex.
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The obvious thing left out is that Nadella's second year involves the release of Windows 10.
It sounds like you're blaming your problems on the drugs and not yourself. Did you smoke cigarettes before any of this? Why isn't that the gateway drug? People tend to like yellow mustard before they move on to dijon. People tend to like light beers before they move on to IPAs. There is a natural progression there and to blame the drugs for your clearly addictive personality is wrong. Yes, they can be dangerous and because of that demand respect, but you have "mixed feelings" of people seeing if these drugs can help humans who are sick? Honestly, that is extremely extremely selfish. It's like the people who are against pot and refuse to even let sick people use it even though it's fucking magical for stomach issues and nausea (think of cancer patients going through chemo), great for glaucoma, proving to be amazing for seizures, etc... Your mistakes mean we should be hesitant to give sick people relief? Do you have "mixed feelings" morphine drips for people in intense pain? I don't understand how you can be so short sighted and selfish.
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Not to mention that a large percentage of females find muscle mass attractive when combined with a low body fat percentage in males. Indirectly this can lead to a boost in self-confidence levels in an individual, which has other positive spinoffs.
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None of what you said puts me at ease. All I sense is smugness over what should be a real concern.
This sounds a lot like mindfulness or other meditations when you describe it this way.
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Would this be a precursor to their delivering items themselves? I wonder if it would allow them to effectively have mini warehouses which are just behind a convenient store front. Something like Amazon Basics, simple items Amazon users buy all the time just now in your neighborhood shopping center.

Hell they could do shipping and receiving like UPS stores if they want. The possibilities are endless.
aaaand its dead.
The affluent generally own their own washing machine.
It's down now, presumably from the message spam.
That was the initial threat; later the rep mentioned a "work around" where her channel would not be removed.
Before the 2008 financial crisis 1 of 8 american children where on food stamps. 2015 1 of 5 children are on food stamps. In short this is bad. I bet banker bonuses have went in the totally opposite direction, ie up since the financial crisis.

Here is the article
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/01/28/us-usa-economy-fam...
Yes, this is the source: http://archinte.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=18097...

It seems respectable and concludes:

"Clinicians should be aware that meditation programs can result in small to moderate reductions of multiple negative dimensions of psychological stress. Thus, clinicians should be prepared to talk with their patients about the role that a meditation program could have in addressing psychological stress. Stronger study designs are needed to determine the effects of meditation programs in improving the positive dimensions of mental health and stress-related behavior."

This directly contradicts the GP's claim that meditation is ineffective, and supports the OP's claim that meditation is a good way to deal with "psychological worries".
> Don't succumb to the naturalistic fallacy. The body doesn't care where it gets its chemicals from.

Even if that's true, our bodies are also great at offloading tasks. If you train your body to think that Testosterone (or anything else, for that matter) will come from external sources, it will stop producing it naturally, and will become worse at regulating it's own T levels.
I did:
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There is obiously some security problems. ;)
I built a Meteor package for adding your own Markdown editor called 'epic'
TRT has now been banned in the UFC.
If you're already at normal testosterone levels and decide to take a supraphysiological dose (500 mg/wk of enanthate), you will have to go through post cycle therapy (PCT) when you're finished. PCT restarts your natural testestorone production. You'd take something like Nolvadex for four weeks with a tapering dosage.
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Note: on appeal, you're stuck with the consequences of the tactical decisions made in the trial. Any factual findings of a jury or decisions within the discretion of the trial judge (e.g. decisions to exclude witnesses), are reviewed very deferentially.
This is very exciting. I will have to look into using PyPy more regularly.
I think he's commenting on the approach of how the system reports, not its usefulness. Have you considered bundling up the results as a second commit status[1] rather than making comments?

1: https://github.com/blog/1935-see-results-from-all-pull-reque...
Brian already hinted at this, but the main reason why we do this is to have coherency of the data model across the whole chain:

client app -> Prometheus server -> alerting rules -> alert handling

This allows e.g. initial dimensional labels from the clients to cleanly propagate all the way into alerts, and allows you to silence, aggregate, or route alerts by any label combination.

If OpenTSDB-style dimensional metrics would have been more of a standard already, maybe that would be different.
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Take a look ,or listen, into Ken McLeod's Pragmatic Buddism.
His podcast The Unfettered Mind is quite a resource.

He describes a culture that began with a base of perception and the experience of the now and due to the foolhardy nature of humans always trying to describe what is a unique and individual experience, if even describable at all, led to a disconnect and subsequent acadamization and institutionlization that seems to me to be what all religions suffer from.
The "Story of Tea" is a tale told in some of his sessions that is quite relevant.

The phenomenon seems also to be related to what legislative bodies suffer from as well though not entirely so.
"He's hit all the low-hanging fruit -- that said, these things were not easy to do"

I don't think low hanging fruit means what Brad thinks it does.
Just adding to the data, we did it once and got twin girls on the first go. Instant family. We then got a "surprise" (my wife says I'm not allowed to use the word "accident") three years later with a naturally conceived girl.

Chaps - when the docs tell you you're infertile and need IVF, don't assume you'll be infertile forever. Have a vasectomy and "make it so".

Good luck with your IVF, if it works, it'll totally be worth it. Probably.
The self image is derived from feedback in society so for straight men, blame other women.
I like vim and make extensive use of it daily, but I found your comment hilarious. I'm going to have to steal that retort.
John Gilmore, founder of the EFF, is on the board of directors, as is David Bronner, president of Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps and grandson of Dr. Bronner himself. Dilute! Dilute! Dilute!
> I've been lifting weights three times a week for the last four years

Beware of doing strength-training of the same muscle group more than once a week (except for legs, up to a limit).

Also, sorry, but "Gallon of milk a day" is broscience.

Go to a non-fad sports doctor to get a good diet matching your training plan and goals (both micro and macrocycles). Lots of greens and healthy protein (i.e. not cow's except for whey protein powder). No sugars (including lactose), like ever. No refined food (unless you are into ultramarathon or similar). Time your foods.

A very common mistake is getting confused of what you should do while training and while competing. Yes, competing it makes sense to get as much carbs as possible to improve performance. But when training it's better to be starving and forcing your body to burn fat. Guys at the gym drinking Gatorade = losers. High glucose blocks growth hormone secretion!

http://www.pponline.co.uk/encyc/human-growth-hormone.html
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This guy advised some winning olympic british teams of 2012.

Also, we have a different genetic composition. Compare your gains to yourself. Else it's like getting depressed because you can't ball like the 7ft guys at the NBA.
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I feel like that might be the wrong question. If you wanted to really study formal computer science you could learn things like model theory. If you want to study the analysis of algorithm run times you may want to study something like complex asymptotics. Do you want to study math for computer science or do you want to study math that helps in most applications of computer science (graph theory, linear algebra, etc etc).
It's a bit like saying that having data on 1960 is useful.
In my experience, almost everything works. Also, workarounds are usually easy.

http://buildbot.pypy.org/numpy-status/latest.html
I get what you're saying, but that's also just classic conspiracy theory mindset, where all new evidence somehow further proves the conspiracy.
I like the idea of combining recognizable features, although I think this way you might be loosing the chance to create more unique logo.

I really like the toned version (not really a fan of flat design), but I think your mono version should have thicker lines/boarders.

Also I just came up with an idea to make the IO in your mono version to look like a pictogram guy with his arms crossed on chest and make the rocket flame to be part of his body like http://www.comicbookmovie.com/images/users/uploads/8073/Cann... but keeping it minimalistic.

Somehow, I cannot fight the resemblance: http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2010/231/7/1/Pokeball_Temp... :)
Not sure about bodegas. Sure, they may remodel and start carrying more organic/natural/whatever food and the prices may go up, but the small corner store will always be around in nyc, regardless of neighborhood.
Last year there was a bodega on my corner that looked like the quintessential new york bodega with the red & yellow signs with hand painted lettering. It closed, and was remodeled into a store that looks a little higher end, has brighter lights and more open windows, but it still serves the same purpose in the neighborhood.
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In some countries it's illegal to call yourself an engineer without having an engineering degree. The degree is "protected" by the government and can only be acquired from certified organizations (like universities).
I'm not sure I can agree that the judge was being entirely reasonable or fair. On the one hand, the defense wasn't allowed to use people like Andreas Antonopoulos as an expert because he lacks bona-fides and has no published academic papers on Bitcoin; and on the other hand the defense wasn't allowed to question the FBI's very own bona-fide computer scientist to establish simple factual details about computer operating systems. Of course everything is all by the rules, but it's a bit rich to expect there to be a large body of work in academia about a recently invented technology (Bitcoin). It could be true that the defense could have executed their case differently/better, but it may also be that their hands were tied and all they had to work with was Chewbacca. In which case, appeal incoming.
I don't know about your first point, but definitely all the rest apply to me. I don't look like a body builder, but I definitely feel and look more solid at 43.

Basically for the cost of a few hours a week you can +1 or +2 you strength and consitution scores.
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I love the `Architecture Foundations` section in documentation [1]. I wonder why more frameworks don't do this. It happens a lot that I have no idea where to put files when I start with some frameworks. I am still not sure how good it is but I am reading through it right now.

[1] http://laravel.com/docs/master/providers
Well you should learn more about your own religion before spreading misinformation about it.
How about: a regular scooter with a small one-wheel trailer?
I don't get this argument. Let's put aside that the author seems to be unaware that the BLS puts out multiple unemployment statistics. It seems to me that what really matters is not what statistic is being used but rather that the statistic being used is consistent from year to year so we can see what the trend in employment is.
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Computer science is pretty broad. What do you want to do? Just because I use linear algebra all the time for machine learning doesn't mean it will help you (that much) with computational complexity analysis.
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For example http://laravel.com/docs/authentication redirects to -> http://laravel.com/docs/4.2/authentication which is 404.
> we can't measure what we don't know.

This is interestingly put, and I would not completely agree with it. Let med give two examples:

1. Before Quantum mechanics we could measure the Photoelectric effect (that is, light that is energetic enough can shoot off electrons from metal plates). This is a Quantum phenomena, and we could measure it before the theory was discovered.

2. Before General relativity we could measure the precision of the elliptical orbit of Mercury. This could not be explained by Newtonian gravity, and is a relativistic effect. But could be measured before the theory was discovered.

And before these; Electric eels can shock you, and Magnetic rocks still attract each other, even before Maxwell, Ampere, or Coulomb were even born.

The problem now a days (for fundamental theoretical physics) is that we are mostly put in the categories:
* There is no data we can't explain with theory.
* Theory that is consistent with current data and only predicts new features at much higher energies than we can design experiments for.

There are some exceptions to these, but I will exclude these for now, since they are a bit technical. Example of the first one: There is no data directly implying a quantum nature of gravity [1]. Example of the second one: Supersymmetry might not be visible at LHC because LHC is too weak.

That second category is why people jump on new results directly, like the BICEP or the super-luminal neutrinos, and the hep-th/ section of arxiv.org is flooded with papers trying to explain it. However, for both these cases, the measurements turned out be be wrong.

> every day what you thought you knew is now obsolete.

This is what many people say, but I would not agree (in fundamental physics). For example:

* One can say Newtonian mechanics is wrong because we have Special relativity now. But one should say: There is a regime (high velocities) in which Newtonian mechanics breaks down. This regime is determined by the speed of light, c. Newtonian mechanics is still correct for velocities much smaller than c.
* One can say that Quantum mechanics makes Newtonian mechanics wrong. But one should say: There is a regime where Newtonian mechanics breaks down and Quantum mechanics governs, which is determined by the Planck constant.

and so on. It is not "obsolete", or have not turned out to be wrong. One only needs to append new aspects in various regimes.

[1]
See e.g.
http://backreaction.blogspot.fr/2013/11/big-data-meets-eye.h...
> Those of us working on the phenomenology of quantum gravity would be happy if we had data at all [...]
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>Being an engineer means using technology, science, mathematics to solve problems.

That's called practicing engineering. An engineer is a professional practitioner of engineer. You can practice engineering all you want, but if you're not a professional (having received an engineering degree from a certified university), it's dishonest to call yourself one. Honestly, it is elitist. But those of us who obtained our degrees worked our asses off. And I personally hate when people abuse the term to mean anything that took skill. "Candy cane engineer". "Beats engineer". "Drink mixing engineer". It's linguistic prescription to make yourself sound more important/skilled.
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