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Generalized Orders of Magnitude
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Maximizing ‘bang per bit’ to achieve state of the art results
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Heinsen Routing
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State of the art results in vision and language with capsules
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For anyone interested in alternatives, we built a utility (creatively named git-gpg) with the same goal: end-to-end encrypted git. It works over ssh, is self-hosted, and requires no additional software on the shared server. https:/&#x
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Hacker News Meetup in Washington DC Wednesday, July 26th (Tomorrow!)
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Hacker News Meetup in Washington DC This Thursday, June 15th
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Hacker News Meetup in Washington DC this Thursday, May 18th
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Rusty the organizer here. I'm trying to reboot the Hacker News DC meetup after a very long hiatus caused by startups and child-rearing. All are welcome, hope you can make it. Looking forward to a great event!
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Washington DC Hacker News Meetup: Tuesday, April 4th
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Right.
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For anyone interested, I solved this problem for my own needs using what I think is a unique approach, available here: https://github.com/rustyio/git-gpg As the name suggests, it uses gpg to encrypt and decrypt the dat
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Five reasons why Ruby made sense for our highly concurrent app (SuperIMAP)
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Senior Software Engineer at FiveStreet.com (a division of Move, Inc. / News Corp.) Alexandria, VA / Northern Virginia / Washington, DC - Full Time - ONSITE Are you a risk-averse engineer who yearns for a startup experience? W
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SuperIMAP – Open-source microservice to monitor email inboxes, at scale
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FiveStreet.com (a division of Move, Inc.) - Northern Virginia / Washington, DC / Boston, MA / Remote - Full Time Are you a risk-averse engineer who yearns for a startup experience? We are a recently acquired startup who has c
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It sounded cool. :) Also, elements. Source: I created Nitrogen. Excited to see these guys pushing boundaries; that's exactly what inspired Nitrogen in the first place. My hat is off to the synrc.com team for their work on N20, as well as Je
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Interactors are not always triggered by a user event. Many of our interactors are triggered by a scheduled job or some other system process that doesn't touch a controller. Also, as the article describes, interactors are plain old ruby obje
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Sometimes methods don't fit neatly into a specific model object. They may cut across multiple model objects, or call out to external libraries for logging and metrics. When this happens, you can either have model objects that know too much
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Ruby on Rails with Interactors
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Beat your favorite athlete in a video game.
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FiveStreet is a fast growing, funded startup in Washington, DC. Looking for a well-rounded software engineer to work alongside our CTO. We need a resilient generalist who can solve problems. You should expect to wear many hats (both technic
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Next Hacker News DC Meetup is Tomorrow (Nov. 13)
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Coding Brain
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Next Hacker News DC Meetup is Tomorrow, July 17th
(meetup.hackernewsdc.org)
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Next Hacker News DC Meetup is Tomorrow, April 18th
(meetup.hackernewsdc.org)
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Next Hacker News DC Meetup on Monday, November 14th
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Next Hacker News DC Meetup on Wednesday, October 12th
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"Design for Hackers" Comes to DC! - Wednesday, Sept. 28th
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Excellent suggestion, and something we're already considering for a future release. Our current reasoning is that if you are only pulling back one or two objects, then an extra round trip probably isn't that bad. If you're pulling back many
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