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chrisconley
11y ago
Cool! To be fair, we've only implemented 7 opcodes out of ~150 so far. But thanks!
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11y ago
Yep, Starfighter was definitely the inspiration for this. It was super fun dusting off the cobwebs from my EE degree (over a decade ago for me too) and diving back into Assembly.
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Interesting Consequences of Living in a Simulated World
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RealScout - Data Engineers/Data Scientists - Mountain View, CA - Full-time We're taking on the real estate industry with data. WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON * Classifying images into 1 of 9 rooms using the Caffe deep learning library
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RealScout - Data Engineers/Data Scientists - Mountain View, CA - Full-time We're taking on the real estate industry with data. WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON * Classifying images into 1 of 9 rooms using the Caffe deep learning librar
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11y ago
RealScout - Mountain View, CA - Full-time - Full-stack (Rails) & iOS engineers Thousands of real estate agents have chosen RealScout to help convert $20 leads into $10,000 commission checks. We amass hundreds of data points on every sin
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RealScout - Mountain View, CA - Full-time - Full-stack (Rails) & iOS engineers Thousands of real estate agents have chosen RealScout to help convert $20 leads into $10,000 commission checks. We amass hundreds of data points on every sin
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RealScout - Mountain View, CA - Full-time - Full-stack & iOS engineers Thousands of real estate agents have chosen RealScout to help convert $20 leads into $10,000 commission checks. We amass hundreds of data points on every single prop
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12y ago
One example happened last week when we upgraded our mocking library from rr to rspec 3. We didn't pair for that since it was just rote syntax changes.
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12y ago
Shshshano's comment is technically correct - we treat our dev branch as master - or at least how I've always treated master. It's the most up-to-date and production-ready branch. Our git strategy can be summed up with: - Comm
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12y ago
Good points in there. It might be that our personalities on our small team lend well to pairing and it might not scale out as we grow the team. I would say though that it feels like we have even better visibility into new discoveries/s
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12y ago
Yeah, it definitely isn't for everyone. I also love getting into the zone too, but also enjoy pairing. The most rewarding part of pairing for me is probably the learning/teaching dynamic.
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12y ago
Yeah, so sorry! We modified an existing theme and haven't had the chance to fix that yet. We'll be taking care of that in the coming days!
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Why We Killed Off Code Reviews
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12y ago
Another cool way to cover your bases is to run monte carlo simulations. At my previous employer, we open sourced a command line utility that we used to validate our statistical models if anyone's interested: https://github.c
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12y ago
RealScout - Software Engineer - Mountain View, CA We help real estate agents collaborate with their clients, so that they can sell more homes. (We've helped power over $5 million in commissions). Whereas Zillow and Trulia help connect
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RealScout - Software Engineer - Mountain View, CA (onsite or remote) We help real estate agents collaborate with their clients in more personal, proactive, insightful and accessible ways (aka, sell more homes). Whereas Zillow and Trulia hel
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RealScout - Software Engineer - Mountain View, CA The Team: We're a fun loving bunch[1] who have our sights set on being the best engineering team in real estate. We believe in continuous improvement both in team and self. Most of our
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12y ago
I just remembered there was some interest in this topic a couple months ago when I mentioned [1] it, so I thought I'd throw this lightning talk up I gave last month. [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7378815
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The Game of Hangman, Decision Theory and Delivering Software
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13y ago
I got my current gig at Monetate in December 2013 after seeing a post on Who's Hiring November 2013. It turns out we've hired 7 our ~20 software engineers like this over the last few years.
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13y ago
Well, I've started on a landing page for an email course. It's pretty rough around the edges, but I suppose I could take this opportunity to solicit feedback. ;) I would also be thrilled to get my first signup. :) http:/
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Spot on. This has been sort of an obsession of mine lately using the game of hangman and decision theory to "prove" why this works and how it applies to software development. There are so many dogmas out there (Fail fast, MVP, Agi
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Monetate - Conshohocken, PA (Philly suburbs) No remote, but we will help you with relocation. Monetate helps internet marketers make their site more relevant. We turn data in action on our clients' sites by doing real-time data analysi
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Interesting, I'll have to take a look at those. The real reason is that it was just an idea that we came up with and decided to try it. It worked well, so we stuck with it. :)
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13y ago
I'm trying to parse my HipChat conversation with our Architect (who did most of the speed improvements) and it looks like going from Python to naive C loop was a 200x improvement (though that's not a direct comparison of course).
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Show HN: Fast Monte Carlo Permutation Simulator in C
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Re-imagining Segmentation In Google Analytics
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14y ago
Cool stuff. @brynary, how do you organize your app? Are all seven techniques dumped into app/models or do you keep each technique in its own directory?
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14y ago
DATA MONSTERS FOR HIRE (SEEKING WORK) - Remote or Philadelphia http://datamonsters.co We can gather, analyze, clean, de-dup any structured or unstructured data source. So if you rely on delivering the best, most accurate data to your cust
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