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by esilverberg2 8y ago
SCRUFF | Tech Lead | New York City (NYC) | Onsite | Full Time SCRUFF, one of the largest global gay social networks worldwide, has an opening for a Tech Lead in our New York office. SCRUFF is a software company at its core, led by a team wi
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
Our paid users do not see third-party ad network ads, so no. There are other third party services we use that may see various pieces of information from free and paid members. Stripe, for example, manages some payment processing and collect
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
For these third-party ad networks, they accept a lat/lng, so we (and I suspect most apps) just pass in a value obtained from the device. That said, upon further reflection, a local advertiser could surely get enough targeting informati
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
Hi -- See my reply above for a list of what we share. HIV status is not part of this data, and indeed is not something we directly collect.
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
CEO of SCRUFF here, and daily reader of HN. We have not, do not, and would not share this information with third parties. The data that we share with our third-party ad providers is: - Your location (so you can get those local car dealer ad
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
SCRUFF | IOS & Android Engineers | Ruby Engineers | Product Management | Full time | New York City SCRUFF, one of the largest gay social networks worldwide ( http://www.scruff.com ), has an immediate openings for IOS + Android
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
SCRUFF | Software Engineers | NYC | ONSITE: https://www.scruff.com/jobs SCRUFF, one of the largest gay social networks worldwide, has multiple immediate openings for senior software engineers. Ideal candidates have a minimu
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by esilverberg2 9y ago
SCRUFF | Product Manager | New York, NY | Full-Time, Onsite | https://www.scruff.com/jobs SCRUFF is one of the world's largest gay social dating apps. As a Product Manager, you will work closely with our product, devel
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by esilverberg2 10y ago
For background on that case: http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2011/07/hot...
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Ask HN: Why are Mobile Ad Networks not able to block spam pop-up ads?
3 points by esilverberg2 10y ago|0 comments
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by esilverberg2 10y ago
Could someone compare this to Redshift? Seems like they solve similar problems...we use RS to monitor terabytes of time-series data.
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by esilverberg2 11y ago
I was very excited for the improved emulator, but I also run Docker to simulate my app server, and the Android emulator does not run simultaneously with VirtualBox. Sticking to GenyMotion I guess...
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by esilverberg2 11y ago
I wrote about my (unsuccessful) app engine experience many years ago...hopefully they've improved since then. http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~silver/gae.html
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by esilverberg2 12y ago
Does anyone have experience with alternative services that provide this? CrowdFlower used to offer image moderation ( http://techcrunch.com/2012/06/21/crowdflower-rtfm-2-0/ ) but they killed the product 18
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by esilverberg2 12y ago
The author's assertion that "Another problem with MySQL is that any table modification (e.g. adding a column) will result in the table being locked for both reading and writing. This means that any operation using such a table wil
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Is location security possible for GPS-based dating apps?(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by esilverberg2 12y ago|0 comments
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List of every 3rd party library used in Facebook iOS v5(plus.google.com)
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by esilverberg2 14y ago
Has anyone there found info about what libraries Facebook has embedded into this app? For example, if you go to Privacy and Legal in the Camera • app, you get a nice list of every open-source project they embed. I can't find it in this new
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Run Amazon DynamoDB client-side for development + testing(github.com)
2 points by esilverberg2 15y ago|0 comments
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by esilverberg2 15y ago
New York, NY SCRUFF, one of the largest and fastest-growing gay social networks, is hiring a senior engineer for its New York office. SCRUFF is not a traditional software startup - we think there are a few reasons why working at SCRUFF is a
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How our small startup survived the Amazon EC2 cloud-pocalypse(xenon.stanford.edu)
43 points by esilverberg2 15y ago|10 comments