ejfinneran

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by ejfinneran 6y ago
Rigado | Portland, OR | Onsite or Remote | https://www.rigado.com Senior Backend Engineer - Help us build out the Edge Direct management platform that allows our customers to manage fleets of IoT devices in the field. Heavy AWS
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by ejfinneran 7y ago
Rigado | Portland, OR | ONSITE | https://www.rigado.com/careers/ Rigado builds hardware and software to collect BLE sensor data and push it to cloud. We are looking for a senior backend engineer to help drive the syste
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by ejfinneran 9y ago
Rigado | Senior Backend Engineer | Portland, OR | ONSITE https://www.rigado.com/company/careers/ We’re looking for a senior backend software engineer to join our team at Rigado and help us build the future of IoT
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by ejfinneran 9y ago
"One of their functions, which Wall Streeters call arbitrage, was to try to buy power at a low price in one place and sell it at a higher price somewhere else." http://articles.latimes.com/2002/may/09&#x2
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by ejfinneran 9y ago
Rigado | Senior Backend Engineer | Portland, OR | ONSITE https://www.rigado.com/company/careers/ We’re looking for a senior backend software engineer to join our team at Rigado and help us build the future of IoT
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by ejfinneran 12y ago
Good call. I was aware of that but should call it out in the post. Thanks!
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Heroku's Just Linux, Sometimes(finneran.us)
2 points by ejfinneran 12y ago|2 comments
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by ejfinneran 13y ago
The idea was that the image URL could just be a number between 0 and 100 and the app would handle translating that to 1 of 5 possible images. If I just served a file for every possible number, the browser would have to potentially download
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by ejfinneran 13y ago
It was just a fun toy app that I whipped up. Didn't mean to offend anyone with my "hot tech". :-)
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by ejfinneran 13y ago
That way the browser can download and cache 5 possible images rather than 100 and the user just has to think in terms of 0-100.
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Show HN: Doomguy as a Service(doomguy.herokuapp.com)
41 points by ejfinneran 13y ago|22 comments
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by ejfinneran 15y ago
Here is a clip from that talk where he mentions IBM contacting him. Pretty funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hCimLnIsDA
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by ejfinneran 15y ago
Everyone is battling over why corporations or Apple specifically doesn't like GPLv3, and noone has mentioned Linus has said he doesn't like GPLv3 either and will stick with v2 for Linux. Linux is still shipping under GPLv2. http://git.kern
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by ejfinneran 15y ago
My understanding based on a presentation from Dr. Nic is that Puma is a straight fork of Mongrel since Mongrel had threading from the beginning but it is essentially unsupported now. This commit lends to that story as well: https://github.