Cyranix

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by Cyranix 12y ago
I'm one of the devs hired from HN — shoot a message to andrew.harrison+hn@moveline.com if you have any initial questions.
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by Cyranix 12y ago
To take a stab at this: * If the credentials have already been written into shared history (e.g. merged into origin/master), regenerate the credentials ASAP. If the credentials are in local revisions only, use interactive rebase to edi
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by Cyranix 12y ago
I was hired from an HN posting, and if you apply it's likely that I will interview you. If you have any questions, shoot them to andrew.harrison+hn@moveline.com and I'll get back to you soon.
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by Cyranix 12y ago
I'm a developer who was hired from a HN post roughly half a year ago. Feel free to email me at andrew.harrison+hn@moveline.com if you have questions.
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by Cyranix 12y ago
If you have specific questions or want to know more, feel free to send an email to me at andrew.harrison+hn@moveline.com — I was hired from a HN posting about half a year ago.
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by Cyranix 12y ago
Agreed. Mixing languages is fine when necessary, but a single language is usually preferable to me. My dev team has been using Grunt in projects thus far and have been pleased with Gulp in small experiments.
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by Cyranix 13y ago
I'm a developer at Moveline who was hired through an HN post. Feel free to send a message to andrew.harrison+hn@moveline.com if you want to know more. (N.B. — I may internally share the messages that I receive in order to refine our hi
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by Cyranix 13y ago
I had a flight a few months ago during which I was seated next to a fascinating woman whose mother had survived one of the nuclear bombs dropped on Japan during WWII. She had thrown herself facedown into a shallow ditch at the roadside, suf
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by Cyranix 13y ago
RethinkDB was dead simple to get up and running, and it has been a joy to work with for one of my side projects. Keep up the fantastic work!
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Hear, hear. If you're worried about legit customers getting unsubscribed against their will (because that is TOTALLY a significant occurrence...), you can have a dual approach. Unsubscribing without authentication sends one final messa
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by Cyranix 13y ago
I've been a developer for a little over five years now, and I've had four jobs. The longest of them lasted over two years, and shortest lasted three months. I'm actually leaving a job today after a little over eighteen months
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by Cyranix 13y ago
> your to buzy Grammar... rage... rising...
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by Cyranix 13y ago
I'm certainly familiar with the phrase. In American English it would be considered a collocation ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collocation ) because "trash can" et simil have replaced it... and Orwell&#x
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Many thanks to you and the other replies for increasing my linguistic cultural awareness!
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by Cyranix 13y ago
> one can even, if one jeers loudly enough, send some worn-out and useless phrase ... into the dustbin, where it belongs. Such a fitting sentence on which to end the essay, since "dustbin" is no longer part of t
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by Cyranix 13y ago
For those wondering: in ~/.gitconfig or similar, [alias] df = diff --patience --ignore-space-at-eol -b -w --ignore-blank-lines
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by Cyranix 13y ago
That may be part of the reason. Common household item with somewhat unpredictable usage sounds like a good way to mask the activity.
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by Cyranix 13y ago
alias refresh-bash="source ~/.bash_profile"
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Don't forget that in addition to code and art, you have data. Even if someone clones your codebase and invests time in recreating visual assets, they won't be able to draw on the player experiences you've been collecting. Wit
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by Cyranix 13y ago
> Panorama isn’t a vastly complex piece of technology by design. Feuer has found that analog, paper-based systems still work best with students, parents, and teachers. The team will work with communities to host pizza parties and other g
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by Cyranix 13y ago
I can't speak to Spring and Hibernate, but using Guice for dependency injection has been quite pleasant. True, it does push some errors to run-time that I would have preferred to see at compile-time, but the error messages make the res
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by Cyranix 13y ago
As the husband of a neuroscience researcher who works with a mouse model, I believe you'd be surprised at the applicability of such research towards human analogues.
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Ha, close enough I suppose. Thank you!
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Not directly related to this article, but gwern.net seems to be coming up on the front page quite often. Is there an RSS feed for the site? I was unable to find one.
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Are you claiming to have an objective yardstick for comparing the goodness of languages? (Don't answer that.) If not, please remember that different languages are just that -- different, not necessarily better or worse. Personal attitu
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by Cyranix 13y ago
> obscure variable names Absolutely! Being under the gun led me, at one point, to have a "longest string in array" method with a statement like if (i[z].length < qq) { ... }
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by Cyranix 13y ago
> you can be anywhere It will help job seekers if you put REMOTE in the first line of the posting.
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by Cyranix 13y ago
I kicked off a new project just a few days ago with RethinkDB -- absolutely loving it so far. This new release addresses a minor pain point and gives me confidence in my choice of data store. In case `coffeemug is still checking in here, I&
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by Cyranix 13y ago
> Wait, so you fire half of your staff and they're happier afterwords? Again, I have to question whether it's the employees' fault or the company's fault. If half of your staff is leaving to places where they're
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by Cyranix 13y ago
Adding to (1b): it's not just that companies will ignore some aspects of the job description as posted. For some companies, that description isn't intended to represent the expected contribution of a single employee -- if you re

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