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by Goosey 10y ago
Still patiently waiting for duolingo to have Korean for English Speakers as an option. :/ it's been years
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Yelp's Data Pipeline: Salesforce Connector(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
4 points by Goosey 10y ago|0 comments
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Yelp Fusion Developer Program Provides Access to More Yelp API Content and Data(yelpblog.com)
2 points by Goosey 10y ago|0 comments
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PaaStorm: A Streaming Processor(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
10 points by Goosey 10y ago|0 comments
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Go-jira-ui is an ncurses command line tool for accessing JIRA(github.com)
12 points by Goosey 11y ago|0 comments
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by Goosey 11y ago
Same here. Vizio?
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Why you should use an IDE instead of vim or emacs(codecraft.co)
3 points by Goosey 11y ago|0 comments
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by Goosey 11y ago
And with a sense of humor about it in social media followup: https://twitter.com/Yelp/status/644230950159671296 https://twitter.com/Yelp/status/644244909994676226 :)
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Mycroft – Load Data into Redshift Automatically(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
3 points by Goosey 11y ago|0 comments
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Analyzing the Web for the Price of a Sandwich(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
1 points by Goosey 12y ago|0 comments
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4DSOUND evolving changes in three-dimensional positioning of sound(youtube.com)
2 points by Goosey 12y ago|0 comments
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Google/flatbuffers – efficient serialization library(github.com)
2 points by Goosey 12y ago|0 comments
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by Goosey 12y ago
I found this to be really incredible. That is some amazing video stabilization technology. If this app was available for android I think I would use it for every video capture I ever do.
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by Goosey 12y ago
At which point does the latter result in the former being shortsighted?
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by Goosey 12y ago
There was a great TED talk about how cities which are well designed for the disabled (in the case of this talk, the blind) are well designed for all. http://www.ted.com/talks/chris_downey_design_with_the_blind_... Defi
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by Goosey 12y ago
Looking at the hn demo, I'm impressed. There are definitely relevant tags being generated. Unfortunately there also some noisy tags which clutter the results. Taking one example, the post "DevOps? Join us in the fight against the
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by Goosey 12y ago
This is extremely exciting. The lack of a 'No-compile developer experience' has been one of the biggest annoyances for me and my team. It actually has lead to influencing our coding patterns: since we can "refresh and see new
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by Goosey 12y ago
Luckily .NET is no longer a windows technology.
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by Goosey 12y ago
It all sounds great. Thanks for engaging me about it! :)
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by Goosey 12y ago
I've got to say I find the UI to be insanely beautiful out of the bookmarking services I have used. Great job. Integrating it with conversations is really interesting, although I doubt I will ever have any "kifi friends" that
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by Goosey 12y ago
It's not false. It states in the article that the mask has passed Facebook's facial recognition to match as the artist. Of course we can't know if this will pass a government facial recognition system, but the point isn'
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by Goosey 12y ago
Just want to thank you for this comment. I've been wrestling in my mind with trying to define the differences between great jobs and not so great jobs I have had, since 'obvious' things like salary/hours/perks/
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by Goosey 12y ago
Have got to agree. "Follow the money". If something is a priority it will be invested in. Always sucks when your priorities as an employee don't align with the priorities of your employer. Hopefully the author can find a posi
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by Goosey 12y ago
"Needless to say, I had a meeting with management that did not end well. I did not mean to come off condescending and egotistical." - Who is to say this wasn't exactly the script that was used in this meeting? It could have
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by Goosey 12y ago
The author is encountering the issue that skilled testing yields far more value per hour than unskilled testing without a rigorous way of demonstrating this fact. It makes me wonder if a rigorous method could be developed to quantify testin
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by Goosey 12y ago
Slightly off topic, but does anyone know of a resource that has 'most common mistakes' for different languages all in one place? It's certainly possible to google for blog posts and stack overflow questions to assemble such a
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by Goosey 12y ago
I feel this results in some obvious paradoxes when considering how the room morphs over time. One (contrived) paradox: 99 people in the world online in San Francisco and 1 online in London. One more person in San Francisco joins. Do the pre
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by Goosey 12y ago
- For others in the HN community: Did you find it interesting, or did you use it to find fits for opportunities you were aware of? I didn't directly participate in any way, but I did find it interesting. Particularly in opening up the
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by Goosey 12y ago
Is it compatible with fish shell? edit: answering my own question, it seems to work just fine
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by Goosey 12y ago
Are there any accessible examples using gitbucket, perhaps an open source project or the like?

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