aschobel

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by aschobel 17y ago
The metrics Google gives you are a bit coarse, you only get total downloads and active installs. Not sure if this translates to unique users, iTunes Connect is so much nicer in this regard. Google Market publicly give out your download numb
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Our founders don't get a salary, we use the money to hire engineers. We are very fortunate to have passionate users (#1 note app on Android) and need more folk to help us make something people want. We are especially looking for data hacker
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by aschobel 17y ago
My startup, https://snaptic.com , is trying to help them wake up by building a better note taking app. We are on Android, iPhone, and web. Come hack with us in SF and scratch your own itch. hn@snaptic.com http://news.ycombinator.com/item
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Android / iPhone / Web / Backend We speak scala, Obj-C, java, python, Thrift, whatever gets the job done. #1 productivity app on Android, and TechCrunch/MobileCrunch named us(3banana) one of the top ten apps on Android. Please shoot me an e
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JBCrypt security advisory(mindrot.org)
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a cost factor of 14 isn't that high? that's just mean
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^down^done
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Snaptic is hiring interns and full time. We build apps for Android / iPhone, and have shiny backend goodies. #1 productivity app on Android, and TechCrunch/MobileCrunch named us(3banana) one of the top ten apps on Android. We speak scala, O
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by aschobel 17y ago
Have you used Thrift w/ node.js? There seems to be some JavaScript support for Thrift, this would be a great way to have node.js fit in with ones architecture. https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-550 Also what are you using for y
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Data Serving the Cloud - Yahoo Research [pdf](cs.cornell.edu)
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Building GeoAPI.com with Python Web technologies(pywebsf.org)
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by aschobel 17y ago
Our UID share a namespace w/ our note IDs, we don't see a reason to limit it to 4 billion objects (especially since the objects are versioned w/ revision IDs). We use concatenation. It solved our specific problem.
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by aschobel 17y ago
You can start typing the second key, when you remove your finger from the first key the second gets activated. this behavior is new to 2.1
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indeed, but http://incubator.apache.org/cassandra/download/ isn't unique to the 0.5 release. wish there was a blog post I could have linked to cheers
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Cassandra 0.5 released(svn.apache.org)
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The multi-touch keyboard in 2.1 is a big improvement over the previous generation, I type much more quickly with it. I'm a little surprised this hasn't gotten more attention.
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We use the AES cipher for user authentication, we use the Rijndael variant since we want 192-bit block size. Our userIds are 64-bit with a 128-bit secret. We generate the authentication cookie as follows: Rijandael(64-bit userId + 128-bit s
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Sleep! Having family over is forcing me to take a break. Bah! :P
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Thanks! we use KISSmetrics right now, i need to give mixpanel.com another look
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Faster iterations, better analytics, happier users.
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Ah missed it the first time around, wanted to give credit to @al3x deleted
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Using Google's Closure Templates in Scala and Groovy(froth-and-java.blogspot.com)
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Seven Answers to Climate Contrarian Nonsense(scientificamerican.com)
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by aschobel 17y ago
FreeBSD handbook goes over some practices, treat security like layers of an onion peel. http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/handbook/security-intro.... Some things we found useful * don't have ssh bind to a public interface on. You need t
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Snaptic is hiring ( http://snaptic.com ), we speak scala, Obj-C, and java. #1 productivity app on Android, and TechCrunch/MobileCrunch named us(3banana) one of the top ten apps on Android. =) http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/11/09/top-10-a
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by aschobel 17y ago
Looks interesting, quick comment on the demo http://projects.digitalflophouse.com/tempest/example Maybe move the Coordinates box right under the image and put some text like "Please Click Above To Generate Coordinates" First thing I did w
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Apple was one of the first ones to market w/ Nehalem based systems. Looks like the same will be repeated w/ the Gulftowns.
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I agree that it seems like an odd practice, could be a mental artifact from using the scala interpreter. When you create objects in the interpreter w/o a name it is starts enumerating at res0. Welcome to Scala version 2.7.5.final (Java
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A plausible rumor is that the data loss stems from a botched SAN upgrade by Hitachi: Currently the rumor with the most weight is as follows: Microsoft was upgrading their SAN (Storage Area Network aka the thing that stores all your data) a
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by aschobel 17y ago
We moved from the upper Haight to South Park (Soma). Even w/ all the gutterpunk kids and tourists the Haight was much move liveable and felt like a neighborhood.

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