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by alexose 12y ago
Front End Engineer - Crimson Hexagon - Boston We use machine learning techniques to make sense of a vast reservoir of social data. As one of the few companies with direct access to the Twitter Firehose as well as the full Facebook and Goo
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by alexose 12y ago
I'm a little late to the party, but I recently wrote something that can help with this problem. It has the added benefit of acting as a kind of reverse proxy: http://github.com/alexose/sieve
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by alexose 13y ago
We have important work to do.
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by alexose 13y ago
If you're interested in node, I highly recommend poking around the source files. Pretty amazing what's possible in a small amount of code. While the frontend is all Backbone, the real magic happens in its backend dependencies like
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by alexose 13y ago
There's definitely been an uptick in sales. Here's my graph: http://alexose.com/images/2013-07-24_094402.png
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by alexose 13y ago
I ordered one, but there's absolutely no way this is going to crack 10 million, let alone 32.
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by alexose 13y ago
There's a surprising lack of information about this plane. From what I can tell, it's similar to the 787 (in that it's made from composites) but with marginally better fuel efficiency. Does anybody know if it has a similar t
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by alexose 14y ago
There's a lesson here about not trusting mission-critical details (in this case, DHH's bag), to an unknown and frequently maligned system. Nothing irreplaceable should ever go into a checked bag.
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by alexose 14y ago
Boston cabs have been refusing rides to other neighborhoods forever-- drivers just keep their doors locked and ask you where you're going. If they don't like the answer, they drive off. Blatantly illegal, but it happens all the time. Funn
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by alexose 14y ago
Not gonna lie, I just spent several minutes trying to figure out what context sensitive notifications for Android had to do with hacking the chromebook.