Hayvok

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by Hayvok 10y ago
I'd be more interested to see some articles and posts on how to use TiDB and/or TiKV in interesting ways. There's been plenty of explanation on how its built, their process, the architecture, etc. Some practical application
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by Hayvok 10y ago
Apple | Cupertino, CA | FULL-TIME | ONSITE We are a new, small team in Apple Maps that is growing rapidly and developing new technologies for our next-gen maps. Our dev team is looking for senior-level engineers with experience in Java or C
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Why DHCP Lease Expiration Matters for Your Coffee Shop Router(nerderati.com)
4 points by Hayvok 10y ago|9 comments
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by Hayvok 10y ago
Apple, Inc. | Cupertino Apple Maps is looking for experienced, hands-on senior engineers for leadership positions in building our next generation of services. If you have experience in systems architecture, microservices, and scalability th
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Ghost Desktop App(dev.ghost.org)
2 points by Hayvok 11y ago|0 comments
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by Hayvok 13y ago
Guess what - in the time that it took me to read this post, Moore's Law solved the problem. Next.
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by Hayvok 13y ago
Cupertino, CA - 1+ year contract (possibility of internal conversion) Two open contract positions with Apple Inc. Work on an exciting team with some cutting-edge tech. Here's our current tech stack. * LAMP (w/ PHP 5.4) * Symfony 2
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by Hayvok 14y ago
See above. :)
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by Hayvok 14y ago
Hey all, Jarrod Nettles here (hayvok - OP). The original code base was in PHP. Very, very terrible proceduralish PHP. Since we have to continue to maintain the current system while we rewrite we can implement once and port that code (if nec
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by Hayvok 14y ago
Apple Inc: Cupertino, CA - Web Developer (PHP, Node.js, Ember.js) - Sorry, no remote!! Relocation offered. (I know, I know...) We're rebuilding an internal app from scratch and it needs to be blazing fast and real-time. Here's our tech stac