bojo

23 ms·

211.
by bojo 9y ago
I was working for a Japanese mobile game company back in 2016 and proposed using Kubernetes for my project. They really warmed up once they understood Pokemon Go was doing exactly this (I had no idea beforehand, but was happy to see it supp
212.
by bojo 9y ago
I knew that name rang a bell. That is exactly what it is: https://www.kismetwireless.net/
213.
by bojo 9y ago
About $60k-$80k for this position depending on experience.
214.
by bojo 9y ago
AlasConnect | Programmer | Anchorage, Alaska | Onsite | Full-time AlasConnect is a subsidiary of Matanuska Telephone Association, a telecommunications company which services part of southern Alaska. AlasConnect itself is a Managed Service P
215.
by bojo 9y ago
Apparently these are called "io games". I was visiting family last month and watched my nephew play these for hours. Large list here: http://iogames.space
216.
by bojo 9y ago
AlasConnect | Programmer | Anchorage, Alaska | Onsite | Full-time AlasConnect is a subsidiary of Matanuska Telephone Association, a telecommunications company which services part of southern Alaska. AlasConnect itself is a Managed Service P
217.
by bojo 9y ago
AlasConnect | Programmer - Software Engineer | Fairbanks - Anchorage, Alaska | Onsite | Full-time AlasConnect is a subsidiary of Matanuska Telephone Association, a telecommunications company which services part of southern Alaska. AlasConne
218.
by bojo 9y ago
HipChat came out long before Slack.
219.
by bojo 9y ago
AlasConnect | Programmer | $75,000 - $100,000 | Fairbanks - Anchorage, Alaska | Onsite | Full-time AlasConnect is a subsidiary of Matanuska Telephone Association, a telecommunications company which services part of southern Alaska. AlasConn
220.
by bojo 9y ago
I too would use DDG as my default search engine if they added date range queries. I use that feature too often to not stick to Google right now.
221.
by bojo 9y ago
It's interesting to read this comment because I experienced nearly the same thing. Thought I was clever because everyone told me it was so, was admittedly quite arrogant about my technology skills, learned Japanese, moved to Japan, and
222.
by bojo 9y ago
As a relatively tiny data point, I've introduced Haskell at a small telecom doing $350M/yr in revenue. This kind of environment screams "Enterprise", but as it turns out the vast majority of problems that need solved can
223.
by bojo 9y ago
AlasConnect | Software Engineer 1 | $75,538 - $100,477 | Fairbanks - Anchorage - Palmer, Alaska | Onsite | Full-time AlasConnect is a subsidiary of Matanuska Telephone Association, a telecommunications company which services part of souther
224.
by bojo 9y ago
I agree with the other commenter, this really sums it up well.
225.
by bojo 9y ago
> If a Japanese person owns a house in the U.S. and asks me to take off my shoes, maybe I should ignore that since my culture in my country doesn't do that? No, I'm not an asshole and I respect their culture, even if they want
226.
by bojo 9y ago
Japan has a country wide stigma against people who wear tattoos due to it being a primary feature of Yakuza (Japanese Mafia), typically due to a history of them bringing their bad reputation into respectable establishments. Public bath hous
227.
by bojo 9y ago
This has been my experience here in Osaka. Even though there were dozens of other Japanese around, an old man walked up and asked me in Japanese if I knew where the closest ATM for his particular bank was. I'm not entirely sure what it
228.
by bojo 9y ago
Been here 11 years myself and haven't experienced anything the author has stated either. My first year here was awkward (university exchange), but one can just write that off to culture shock. You can't help but think everyone is
229.
by bojo 9y ago
I don't think squashed commits matter since they used project byte size as a filter to get rid of "Hello World" sized noise. Hard to tell how much private repos would sway the results. Maybe a large number of COBOL programmer
230.
by bojo 9y ago
When I first saw it I thought the sign in the mentioned tweet may have been because the deli was next to a mathematics department and the professors/students would stand around and hold up the line while discussing math. Overactive ima
231.
by bojo 9y ago
I had bought one of the nicer ¥1500 umbrellas because I'm quite tall and the bigger size gives me more coverage, only to leave from lunch with coworkers and be completely umbrella-less because someone in the group that left before us g
232.
by bojo 9y ago
I suppose the more interesting question here is what the author did to actually detect the avatar.
233.
by bojo 9y ago
Depending on your problem you can actually lose performance with a multi-threaded app due to the context switching overhead.
234.
by bojo 10y ago
Was checking to see if anyone has posted this. Am in the middle of the lectures and they are absolutely fantastic.
235.
Pepper & Carrot: A free, libre and open-source webcomic(peppercarrot.com)
1 points by bojo 10y ago|0 comments
236.
TidalCycles – A language for the Live Coding pattern(tidalcycles.org)
163 points by bojo 10y ago|57 comments
237.
by bojo 10y ago
You typically need to wait a full day. It's gained 100 comments over the last few hours already.
238.
Ask HN: Things you wish existed but don't have time to build?
23 points by bojo 10y ago|20 comments
239.
by bojo 10y ago
They could possibly be using https://workplace.fb.com
240.
by bojo 10y ago
> The thing I think most people hate about this community is that there is always something else you feel you HAVE to learn. This is the truth (in a good way from my point of view). It always seems like there is no end to the interesting

More ›