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by atto 14y ago
To clarify, at this stage, we are okay sponsoring a H1B visa, but would prefer someone US-based already. In the future, we will most definitely have more resources to commit to recruiting to people currently overseas. However, right now, we
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by atto 14y ago
Mountain View, CA - full time - hiring Scala Backend Engineer / Machine Learning & Information Retrieval Engineer / Full Stack Engineer / Mobile Engineer (H1B okay) We're FortyTwo, a stealth-mode well-funded startup in Mountain View, CA
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by atto 14y ago
This shows how to do dependency injection on controllers (using Guice) with Play 2.1, with a sample Play! app. The Java implementation is similar. http://eng.42go.com/play-framework-dependency-injection-guic... For Play! components, they
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by atto 14y ago
What happens to the files on the server? Do they sit unencrypted (so sensitive files are a no-go)?
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Using Guice with Play Framework 2.1 for Dependency Injection(eng.42go.com)
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by atto 14y ago
Sure. However, it does represent problems I've seen before with "overly" (subject to the person, I guess) complex solutions that end up being significantly less efficient. In this case, the problem is actually the `.toSet`, which forces a s
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by atto 14y ago
Interestingly, Dick's code is by far the fastest using those implementations. For a sample size of 1,000,000 employees (to highlight the efficiency difference): Tom (sorted version): 1510ms Dick (min-linear version): 113ms Harry (monoid ver
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by atto 14y ago
The Facebook Graph search bar replaces the old top bar. I imagine someone prematurely flipped a switch, before everyone is on Graph search.
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by atto 14y ago
Looks awesome, great work guys. The resulting code looks very clean and maintainable too. I'd love to check it out when you have more room.
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by atto 14y ago
Try this: http://gmvault.org/
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by atto 14y ago
Any one know what the Series B valued Typesafe at?
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by atto 14y ago
Sweet, I appreciate it.
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by atto 14y ago
I currently use Qwerty, but have been wanting to switch. From what I've read, Colemak is easier to learn from Qwerty, and has some advantages over Dvorak. http://colemak.com/FAQ Thanks! I'll definitely buy your program if you can add Cole
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by atto 14y ago
I do this as well. Right now, I have 41 open, which is about normal. At work, I have another 50 or so open. I primarily use tabs as a "live bookmark", both positive ("remind me to look at this later"), and negative ("I don't want to deal wi
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by atto 14y ago
Any chance you could support other English keyboard layouts, like Colemak? http://colemak.com/
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by atto 14y ago
I forked the project and updated the hashing algorithm: https://github.com/andrewconner/itsdangerous
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by atto 14y ago
Or frameworks such as Play!, which use Akka on the backend.
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by atto 14y ago
We recently started migrating many of our systems from old (poorly coded) ColdFusion IIS servers to Play2 with Scala. My Java experience before was academic only and uptime/concurrency are big deals for us (payment processing), so we decide
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by atto 14y ago
Usually there's a reason that they're priced that way (market uncertainty, debt, etc), but Palm and 3Com is a good example when it works out. You may have problems shorting though. Sell shares/buy puts on the overpriced company (in your exa
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by atto 15y ago
I noticed they have already updated to Akka 2.0 final in the current source on github, and commits have slowed down recently. I hope they're close, I've been wanting to use it on a new project.
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by atto 15y ago
What are some of the high-priced proprietary ones?
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by atto 15y ago
And it's "free" 2 day (after paying for Prime). That completely changes my purchase behavior to favor more impulse and small orders.