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arbernat
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arbernat
12y ago
I've dealt a lot with Nikita, and he's an awesome guy - patient, always willing to help out, just all around great. And they've got a new game coming out (Hero Trap), looks great!
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arbernat
12y ago
There's nothing like the increasing panic of the other team as you get closer and closer. We've often ended with a military victory just before a snail victory - the enemy queen comes in for a last attempt and is nailed by a warri
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arbernat
12y ago
We've got a cabinet at Pure Storage in Mountain View. In fact, the "private collector" is one of our managers - and he's a video game nut all right. The game is tremendous fun, and very well balanced. We used to think ec
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arbernat
12y ago
It's very easy to cause a ton of problems with commodity routers. The University of Wisconsin - Madison CS department got DOSed back in 2003 by Netgear routers using the CS NTP server because it was hard-coded into the router firmware.
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arbernat
12y ago
I believe we do. We have a small development team in the UK that are waiting on visas. And I should mention - tell 'em Drew sent you and you read about it on Hacker News. I'm pushing the recruiting team to branch out.
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arbernat
12y ago
Pure Storage ( http://purestorage.com and http://www.purestorage.com/company/jobs.html ) Software engineers, core development and testing positions, Mountain View, CA and Bellevue, WA. Pure Storage is a fast
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arbernat
13y ago
Mountain View, CA - Pure Storage (www.purestorage.com). Visas possible, relocation required (no work from home). 120 engineers, ~450-500 employees overall. We're building flash-based storage arrays and are growing incredibly rapidly in
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arbernat
13y ago
You can do pretty radical modifications of code too if you're willing to move it somewhere else to get the room to enlarge things. It turns out that almost all x86 instructions are position independent; there's only a few that are
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arbernat
13y ago
It seems like it depends on the field. I joined my current startup at 36, and there's a lot of people older than me - also, some younger. Some with kids, some without. But that's in the storage industry, not web apps, so there mig