edbrown23

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by edbrown23 2y ago
I don't know how this actually works, but this can't _always_ be the case if they run national ad campaigns [1] for $5 meal deals, right? Unless they're baking a lot into "pricing and participation may vary" [1] ht
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by edbrown23 3y ago
I've been slowly working on a web app that keeps track of cocktail recipes and all the liquor bottles in my home bar, then it tells me what drinks I can make right now. It's been a fun way to spend way too much money at the liquor
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by edbrown23 4y ago
Salsify | Boston, MA / Remote | Remote | Senior/Staff Software Engineer Salsify is a leading CommerceXM platform that serves as the system of record and work for brands like Mars, L'Oreal, Coca-Cola, and many more across 80+
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by edbrown23 6y ago
This definitely seems like the "Kafka" way to solve this problem, but I fear there are implications to this partitioning scheme I'd love to see answered. For example, partition counts aren't infinite, and aren't eas
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by edbrown23 6y ago
Some of this may be valid, but you don't have to go very far to disprove your first point. A picture critical of Chinese investment in Reddit is in the Top 10 posts of all time on one of the biggest subreddits, r/pics [1] [1] http
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by edbrown23 6y ago
For what it's worth, I don't think ruby achieves this goal either. I've been programming full time in Ruby for nearly three years and things like this [1] still surprise me. Ruby feels less surprising than C++, sure, but that
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by edbrown23 9y ago
This is such an interesting topic that is extremely difficult to discuss as people on both sides rapidly devolve to name calling. There's this[0] episode of This American Life which discusses some of this, but I haven't found many
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by edbrown23 9y ago
I've had one for a couple months now, and it largely goes unused on a daily basis. I remapped caps lock to escape for vim usage, so my most common theoretical use of it isn't necessary anymore. I will say, however, there are momen
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by edbrown23 9y ago
I totally agree that things got pretty uncomfortable at times during the show, and the Brian Reed covered some perhaps excessively personal things, but I'm curious if you can go into detail on the bisexual erasure you mention. Are you
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Introduction to nginScript(nginx.com)
3 points by edbrown23 10y ago|0 comments
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by edbrown23 10y ago
Generally systemd manages enabled/disabled services through symlinks in /etc/ (/etc/systemd/system/ on my Fedora 24, for instance), which you can add/delete in the shell if you want to. It's admi
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by edbrown23 10y ago
Boston, MA | ONSITE | FULLTIME | Software Engineer Junior to mid-level software engineer working on Starry Internet and/or WiFi products. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: - Collaborate with a small team of developers working on m
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by edbrown23 10y ago
At least locally within your repo, it's actually very hard to lose work completely with git, via any combination of resets or rebases. The reflog (git reflog) stores all the movements of HEAD such that you can recover from almost any m
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by edbrown23 11y ago
As someone working at a consumer hardware company, it's easy to see how you can get bogged down by details and micromanagement, like Tony Fadell seems to have done at Nest. Hardware seems to involve so many more things to focus on and
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Tony Fadell's Struggle to Build Nest(daringfireball.net)
23 points by edbrown23 11y ago|8 comments
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by edbrown23 11y ago
I worked at Aereo back when it closed down, I can assure you the individual antennas were real, and were really used to tune and stream your videos.
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C++ Lifetime Safety: Preventing Leaks and Dangling [pdf](github.com)
3 points by edbrown23 11y ago|0 comments
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by edbrown23 14y ago
This may have more to do with my ignorance of the possibilities out there, but as a soon to be college grad who would love to work in a growing community such as Chattanooga, where does one look for available positions? The sites often ment