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Engineering the Architecture Behind Uber’s New Rider App(eng.uber.com)
2 points by exhaze 10y ago|0 comments
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by exhaze 10y ago
This is the premise of a 90's sci-fi novel about VR ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labyrinth_of_Reflections ). In the novel, a character discovers a graphical sequence that puts people into a hypnotic state in whic
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by exhaze 11y ago
For anyone interested in more info about this topic, my father and his friend run a fan site for the BESM-6 (including an emulator!), a Soviet-era mainframe computer: http://www.mailcom.com/besm6/
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Hacking company culture(medium.com)
2 points by exhaze 12y ago|0 comments
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by exhaze 12y ago
Localytics does that pretty well. In their funnel view, you can see, for each step in the funnel, it shows a comparison of users who went on to the next step of the funnel vs. users who did not, and highlights a diff of their actions.
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by exhaze 12y ago
When you're doing well is often the best time to raise money, as you can get more favorable terms.
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by exhaze 12y ago
Oops! Too used to save-on-edit interfaces nowadays. Added it now, thanks for catching that :)
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Ask HN: Any spare Salesforce hackathon tickets?
3 points by exhaze 12y ago|2 comments
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by exhaze 12y ago
patio11 has a great blog post tangentially related to this: https://training.kalzumeus.com/newsletters/archive/do-not-en...
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by exhaze 13y ago
ThirdLove - San Francisco, CA - http://www.thirdlove.com Interested in working on an eCommerce backend written entirely in node.js? Or perhaps working on state of the art computer vision algorithms to figure out how to extract h
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by exhaze 13y ago
ThirdLove - San Francisco, CA - http://www.thirdlove.com Interested in working on an eCommerce backend written entirely in node.js? Or perhaps working on state of the art computer vision algorithms to figure out how to extract h
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by exhaze 13y ago
ThirdLove - San Francisco, CA - http://www.thirdlove.com Interested in working on an eCommerce backend written entirely in node.js? Or perhaps working on state of the art computer vision algorithms to figure out how to extract h
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by exhaze 13y ago
San Francisco, CA MeCommerce/ThirdLove is hiring rockstar Mobile (iOS/ Android) Developers and Computer Vision Engineers to take the lead in changing the face of eCommerce through computer vision technology integrated into iOS and
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by exhaze 13y ago
MeCommerce/ThirdLove is hiring mobile (iOS/Android) engineers and UI/UX designers to take the lead in changing the face of eCommerce through computer vision and mobile. About us: + We're a motley crew of fashion designer
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by exhaze 13y ago
MeCommerce Inc / ThirdLove is hiring Mobile (iOS/ Android) Developers and Computer Vision Leads to take the lead in changing the face of eCommerce through computer vision and mobile. About us: +We're a motley crew of fashion
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by exhaze 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that kyro was being sarcastic.
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by exhaze 13y ago
Another good person to approach would be Dan Trepanier of The Style Blogger ( http://tsbmen.com ). They have a [self-proclaimed] readership of 100K+ monthly, and they offer style advice to specific groups like bigger guys, really
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by exhaze 13y ago
I'm a big fan of custom-made clothing (I'm an engineer at ThirdLove [1] - you take a picture of yourself, we figure out your measurements based on the picture, and you can buy clothes from our vertically-integrated brand based on
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by exhaze 13y ago
Jeremy also gave a great Airbnb tech talk on this topic: http://nerds.airbnb.com/reddit-netflix-and-beyond-building-s...
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How to build a web crawler(prateekvjoshi.com)
2 points by exhaze 13y ago|0 comments
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by exhaze 13y ago
MeCommerce - San Francisco, CA (Full-time and interns) http://www.mecommerce.com/ Want to work with former YC founders (myself included, I was a cofounder of a company in W13), computer vision NASA PhDs, and passionate coff
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by exhaze 13y ago
Mishka's Coffee in Davis, CA has an interesting approach to this. They have a small dedicated section at the front of the cafe that is reserved for [1] "the original, intended way [of using a cafe]". You're only allowed
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by exhaze 13y ago
I'll miss AltaVista. I have a fond memory of using it when I was 10 or 11. I used it to search for "Mortal Kombat 2 combo moves", which led me to GameFAQs. It actually took a lot of trouble at the time, as I had only moved to
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by exhaze 13y ago
From an interviewing perspective, it would be nice if you could create pad "templates" from which you could instantiate a pad with existing code that the candidate would have to somehow modify/fix. Also, I'd love to see how saving pads for
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by exhaze 13y ago
Sounds like your friend would've been a perfect fit for CrowdMed [1], a start-up that aims to diagnose rare, hard to diagnose diseases. The founder's sister went thru a similar nightmare of endless doctors' visits and misdiagnoses, inspirin
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by exhaze 14y ago
Hey, I'm one of the co-founders of Outbreak. We're big fans of Paul's work on the Teensy, but the Teensy 3 lacks a built-in debugger, which we consider a really important feature of any development environment.
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by exhaze 14y ago
Is Mark your best friend? I had the pleasure of seeing the documentary when it was screened in San Francisco and meeting Mark and Gianluca. It was pretty eye-opening to talk to people who really live and breathe men's tailored clothing.
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by exhaze 14y ago
What you described on the bottom is not unique to bespoke, these details can be just as easily adjusted on a made to measure suit. What's unique about bespoke is that the tailor (technically, the cutter) will make a brand new pattern just f