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Applied here a month and half back, have not received any form of communication from them since then
this is encouraging and I hope the trend continues in this direction. employees are a company's operational lifeblood. neglect them at your own peril.
Good point and I do agree to an extent. However, without discipline we are simply moving the risk. Eg. We can't enforce interface boundaries in our system vs. we have a micro service architecture with N systems that we need to deploy as a monolith because we don't have the discipline to ensure backwards compatibility between systems.

Yes. My current enterprise client takes a week to deploy their micro service arch. Because all systems need to be deployed at once.

So, they simply traded one complexity for another without fixing the root problem--a disciplined development methodology.
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Is this to serve as an alternative to Source Tree? I always felt, the old Github apps, were kinda behind Source Tree, feature wise and seemed kinda lackluster.
There are many more things that can go wrong, but you're driving a much smaller vehicle at much lower speeds so the odds of surviving an accident will be a lot higher.

That said, I still agree with you that rest ought to be enforced just as it is for truckers.
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Shows up for me, Chrome 43 OSX 10.10.1
And I was hoping to find Morgan Freeman's voice there already.
I don't know about "very", but it's pretty verbose and very imperative. You have to do a lot of repetition, often straight up code copy+pasting, in some cases.
Yeah, the only thing holding me back from trying out Sublime Text is that I don't want to invest time learning proprietary software when there's good open-source alternatives.
> What about letting people opt-out of providing abortions?

No doctor, hospital, or medical facility has _ever_ been forced into providing abortions. Ever. None.

> Or marrying gay couples?

No private organization has or ever will be forced to marry gay couples. Ever. None.

> A case could made for people refusing to do these as matters of conscience as well.

They don't have to make a case. They can just do it. Now. And forever.
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I've got positions on the following engineering teams; DevOps (SEA, NYC, LON, BLR), Digital Asset Management (SEA, NYC, BLR), Branded Web Properties (NYC, BLR), Editorial Tools (NYC, BLR), Native/Mobile Applications (NYC, SEA).

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These are the words people can’t resist in a headline
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I don't know if your response is a review on my app or the idea in itself. If it's my app, it's an iterative process like many things. I didn't know what I would end up getting, so I made an attempt.
Am I the only one who's annoyed by animations when I switch back to the slide? I can understand animating the slide when I first land on it; but animating it again when I hit the left arrow is wasteful, IMHO. Just show me the slide, because in all likelihood I'm just flipping backwards to get to a particular slide as fast as possible.
An Attempt to Understand Boosting Algorithm(s)
Word 2013 actually opens up docs in something more like the free Word viewer, unless you explicitly choose to open it in full mode.
Perhaps? I don't use either package. If someone sends me a .doc and I really want to read it then I upload to GDrive. If I'm sending something that can't be text then it's a pdf. I'm not saying I can't be phished, but I certainly won't be running any VBA without knowing it.
What Do Snails Think About When Having Sex?
I tried taking things literally, but the store called the police and they put me in jail.

When a particular pattern is constantly used for only a small number of circumstances, it's perfectly reasonable to assume that an instance of that phrase indicates one of those circumstances.
It's depressing to think of the number of products I've worked on where the "temporary code name" that was supposed to be "so bad we'll HAVE to change it before launch" just stuck around like an incurable disease.
No Linux support? Really?
That is a very strange and very valid bug. Head scratcher, but I'll get it worked out.
Apps Don't Magically Increase Reach
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I am not convinced this isn't some kind of innovative lead generation method or an ingenious scheme to collect lots of juicy juicy business ideas. Could at least put your name on there so people know who they're dealing with ;)
All of what you're saying is true, about the speed of real algorithms running on real hardware with real problem sizes.

But if you're talking about big-O, you are explicitly not talking about that. You're talking about how the speed of the algorithm hypothetically scales as some parameter tends to infinity.

To wit, O(n) doesn't mean "this algorithm takes kn time to run for a given n", it means "this algorithm's runtime for all n > c for is bounded above by nk for some c and k".

Sound like a analytic club that's rarely accurate to real-world performance? Yup, that's big-O :)
Would you consider the guaranteed percentage of innocently convicted being starved, strangled, or any number of unimaginable torturous horrors committed to them at great pain and distress acceptable collateral damage in a quest to exact sadistic justice?
> decimate Atom

I don't think so. Keep in mind that Atom is used internally at Github, and is starting to be adopted by some big names. Things like that don't get chocked out by the competition. I'm not sure how much funding it'll loose internally if they aren't the #1 but I don't think it'll effect them as much as if Sublime Texts competitor got it's funding from sales for instance.
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Hi, I'm currently focusing on iOS for internal business apps and startups exploring adding an iOS client to their offering. I spent over a decade developing internal tools to improve workflow in environments that require high reliability (FedEx, US Army Research Lab, etc).

iOS dev (Native/ObjC), backend dev (C, ObjC, C++, PHP, Ruby, scheme, common lisp, java), SysAdmin/config (fbsd,obsd,solaris,linux)

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So, a lot of that sounds like philosophical disagreement. The one practical concern in there is "I worry that one day when I update my debian box, things are going to be super broken", and it appears that by "broken" you mean "requiring systemd".

I still don't understand what the problem is.
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Maybe you should buy an actual desktop, not a laptop.

People work from coffee shops now, they work on the train, on the plane, they bring their laptops to the "war room" at work for important meetings. They move from desk to desk for pair programming sessions. Can you imagine how much of a pain it would be with 17'' laptops?

Stop bitching about a tool that is not designed to address your needs.
Good point. I'll split the transition prop into transistionIn and transitionOut so that you could set one direction to have no transitions. Realistically I don't even use transitions in my presentations, but folks seem to like them sooo....
They are? That's interesting. Please provide details. What systemd-like systems are (to start with) the OpenBSD, DragonFly BSD, MirOS BSD, NetBSD, FreeBSD/PC-BSD, and Debian kFreeBSD people actively working on?
But are there good open source alternatives? Besides Vim and Emacs, I mean, which seems to be what ST is most often compared to. Atom appears similar in features and whatnot, but it's still struggling heavily with performance issues, and mainly because they decided to use an incredibly complicated stack - html/js. Square peg / round hole approach.
I stay at these places when I'm in town.

http://www.sfhostels.org/
Yes, we have several engineers from Europe. Myself included. We sponsor visas.
I was just about to point you to this paper (I'm a co-author), but you beat me to it. The JVM has a fix-and-continue updating feature that perhaps replacing method bodies as long as (a) the method is not running, and (b) it has the same type as before. This approach is limiting and also slow, which directed us to use bytecode transformation. The Rubah implementation is pretty robust at this point, at least for research software. Your reference to "trampoline code" should probably clarify: You just need ways to "restart" your threads, as you do in Kitsune. You don't have to insert trampolines for every updated method, as some prior approaches require.
That seems like an obvious choice. Linux users are going to be cli friendly - an area Git happens to excel at already.
OpenSignal - London, UK (Full time, permanent)
At OpenSignal we're using mobile apps to tap into the smart phones we're all carrying around with us to build up global crowdsourced sensor networks. Our first sensor network is for wireless signal [1] where we are building a global database on the coverage and performance of wireless networks (both mobile + WiFi) on a scale that has never before been possible. Our second sensor network is WeatherSignal [2], which uses the barometers, thermometers and hygrometers on smart phones to crowdsource weather data and we have already published a scientific paper [3] showing the potential of this approach. If the concept of crowdsourced sensor networks appeals to you too then please get in touch. We are hiring for all manner of different roles right not (DevOps, Android, Frontend, UX/UI & data science) but most of all we are just looking for smart, like minded people rather than people with specific, existing skills. We also recently raised our $4million Series A [4] from Qualcomm Ventures, O'Reilly Alphatech Ventures & Passion Capital so are growing fast.

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Infrastructure Scalability Architect - Munich, Germany - ONSITE

optile is a Munich-based B2B company that offers its customers a distributed scalable system to accept 100+ payment methods and process payments worldwide. We are expanding and are looking for an Infrastructure Scalability Architect as soon as possible as full-time employee. The role involves coordinating, defining and maintaining our payments processing infrastructure, where scalability, high availability, security (PCI-DSS) and performance are mission critical.

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* good understanding of network scaling concepts (e. g. load balancing)

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* fluency in English and preferably also German

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Web Scraping with Lenses in Haskell
Just a way to sign up for news about it. Not the actual news of what it is or does (beyond vague paragraphs).
Haha, luckily its all about execution. Ideas are easy. Its more to help those ideas get a push into the right direction. A name shouldnt hold great ideas back. Thats where i try to be of service.
>>I will try to dodge the explicitly Christian bits, because I really don’t want people arguing about religion on this blog

Well then don't discuss an encyclical by the antipope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq4GMuYhevc
I'd wager there was a big meeting at Github recently where someone said "Well, we won't be shipping for linux" and someone else was like, "Wait.. what?"
I'm a systemd fan and I would totally agree with this.
For some venues and ticket types, you can just let them scan the PDF on your phone. For a subset of those, there's an actual mobile ticket type where the only way to get in is to show the ticket from the TicketMaster/LiveNation app, and there is no PDF.
With a small team, we've refactored more than 150k LOC from being a single app into a lot of small services and we're not looking back.

To avoid increasing complexity in managing all these APIs we have added KONG [1] on top, so we can keep higher consistency and orchestrate common functionalities among multiple services. In some ways it's funny, because KONG "centralizes" a decentralized architecture but we needed one home base to always refer to or rely on,when most of the system started to live on the edges.

In space explorations you always have a mothership after all.

[1] https://github.com/mashape/kong
Ask HN: Anyone Using Recurly API with PayPal?
I'm wondering if there's anyone successfully using Recurly as a main billing system (through the API only) together with PayPal? If so, how this is achieved? One can use PayPal in Recurly's hosted pages out of the box but there's no way of doing both via Recurly's API.

I'm thinking of supplementing Recurly with Braintree but that leads to several problems, for example user accounts stored in two different billing systems (credit card users in Recurly, PayPal users in Braintree).

Thanks in advance.
I prefer https://www.airbnb.com/ myself, it's sort of in between :P
Or actually, maybe a different idea. Thoughts on using a modifier key like shift or something to navigate without animations?
Me too! The data binding is especially nice :-).
It really saddens me how many tech companies ignore Linux, especially when they have the resources on hand to build the additional clients.
> and the instruction set is "interesting" (a bit-twiddler/
> superoptimizer's wet dream, if you ask me

All fallen by the wayside in Thumb and ARM64, now.

> but probably "risc" by many definitions of the term

What ARM lacked in academic purity it made up in pragmatic simplicity of implementation. You could look at the instruction set and practically see the gates.
My fondest gaming memories are all from Ultima Online.

EDIT: I forgot to share my very first experience with the game and I have to share because it's short and hilarious.

I made a new character and started in Moonglow. Barely a few minutes later I walked out of the gate with all of my starting items and gold on me. I think I made it 10 steps out of the guard zone before a group of guys jumped me and took everything I had. I was in shock. I had no frame of reference for what had just happened to me.

I made a new character, started in Britain this time, and got to work building him up so I could go back and get those guys. After that, I was hooked.

I converted from The Realm (Sierra Online, anyone?) to UO:T2A and never looked back. Played on Chesapeake with my brother, a neighbor, and a middle school buddy of mine. Was pretty heavy into PvP in the form of guild wars, Test Center, Britain graveyard fights (in the 30 mins between server saves and shutdown) and anti-PK. Then I learned about Shadowclan via the official UO game guide, rolled a new 'toon on Catskills and I became a hardcore UO RPer.

I roleplayed an orc, then an undead, and an evil mage in the Crimson Alliance. Then I joined up with various other guilds of the day such as The Free Corps, the Yew Militia, the Paladins of Trinsic, the Goblins (so much fun annoying the Shadowclan Orcs), Kingdom of Winterfell, VvV, the Romans, the Wahju (a tribe of traitor orcs), and probably a few other groups I'm forgetting, all over the span of roughly 8-10 years.

In college I migrated to private RP shards: Teiravon, Khaeros, and even got involved in founding one of my own with a group of guys I played with called Requiem.

Ultima Online is the game that taught me about story, roleplay, community, and true sandbox gaming. I've never found anything that's come close since and, given the way the market is going, it's likely I never will.
If such states are preserved while the process that used them is still running then there is nothing to do: They will still be available to the updated program.
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It feels nice to be, at least in part, responsible for this exchange. :-)