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   by flavor8 8y ago

   ExecVision | Frontend Engineer | Arlington, VA | Full-time | REMOTE ExecVision is a leading conversation intelligence platform for sales calls. We're looking for frontend engineers - you'll be primarily working with React and D3,
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   by flavor8 8y ago

   Since nobody has mentioned it, ToodleDo is a good tool with a slightly dated UI and a terrible name. It has mobile apps, 2FA, projects / subtasks / scheduling / optional alarms, and a variety of other related features. There&
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   by flavor8 8y ago

   Frontend Engineer | ExecVision | Arlington, VA | Full-Time | Remote OK ExecVision is building conversation analytics to help sales focused organizations close more deals and improve their reps' efficacy. We are looking for talented Fro
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   by flavor8 9y ago

   There's a difference between "$9.99/mo for no ads" and "skip this ad for 2c". I'm not aware of any popular video sites offering the latter.
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   by flavor8 9y ago

   It varies by organization. I've worked exactly this role as "engineering manager".
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   by flavor8 9y ago

   I like the idea, but it needs more work. Bug 1: After searching, I clicked to another tab for a couple of minutes, and then back to it. It popped up a dialog saying "it's been a while, we need to refresh your results", and th
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   by flavor8 9y ago

   ExecVision | Engineering Manager | Arlington, VA | Full-time, Remote OK in US ExecVision is a leading conversation analytics and intelligence company, working with sales calls to increase sales efficiency and to reduce onboarding time. We a
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   by flavor8 9y ago

   I'd advise spending an afternoon trialing Kotlin. It works side by side with existing Java code, has good IDE support (*assuming Jetbrains), and gets you var/val along with a lot of other goodness (data classes, extension methods,
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   by flavor8 9y ago

   ExecVision | Technical QA Manager | Arlington, VA | Full-time, Onsite ExecVision is a leading conversation analytics and intelligence company, working with sales calls to increase sales efficiency and to reduce onboarding time. We are looki
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    > I don't know what exactly Google Photos has to offer over it in terms of functionality. The machine learning assisted search. For example, if I want to find photos of whiteboards that I took to record a meeting, I type in "wh
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    I'm not sure I agree. Let's take "cure for cancer" as a theoretical thing that can be accomplished with $nB in research spending. What is the incentive for companies to spend their resources trying to find a solution for
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Really? As an extreme example, if it costs $1B for a company to develop some IP (1000 people working for 5-6 years) that IP should just be freely shareable?
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    ExecVision | Sr Software Engineer | Arlington, VA | Full-Time | On-Site or Remote We're building conversation analytics to help our clients understand and use what's going on in their phone calls. Our tech stack: React, Python, Ko
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Still getting 522s and intermittent site under maintenance notices. The trading system being unavailable is one thing, but not being able to keep a web application up under a moderate amount of traffic really does not inspire confidence in
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    I don't know if they intended to or not, but "radical" is not a direct synonym of "progressive", and isn't always positive. Here's a more complete definition: -- advocating or based on thorough or complete
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    > we'd have to consider giving them up. Just this week there's been a round of articles on the scientific consensus that fish feel pain. Read https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/fish-feel-pain...
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Not even random. They could generate channels based on their observations of what you "switch channel" from.
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    I could see speeding up shows to 1.5x if I was a reviewer and was watching them for work. But speeding up your entertainment seems strange to me. It'd be like ordering French Laundry to go.
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    I rarely point out grammar (or spelling) mistakes. "Alot" is one of those run-together phrases that people need to be told isn't a word in order to stop using; clearly nobody has with you, so I thought I'd do you a favor
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Just fyi: http://www.writersdigest.com/editor-blogs/questions-and-quan...
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    My previous mortgage company was a subsidiary of CENLAR. So the corporate branding of the monthly bill listed x&y.com, the actual owner of the company was cenlar.com, and the mortage was paid at loanadministration.com, which until recen
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    DDG's fine for some kinds of searches, but for search involving you as context (which can be useful) it is obviously not useful.
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Remember: unless they meet an objective, other people are just _in the way_ of your productivity metrics. (/s)
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    If an ISP wishes to charge for different bandwidth tiers and monthly data allowances, they are free to do so. By doing so, they set themselves up to be competed against by other ISPs who can offer higher bandwidth and higher or "no&quo
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Interesting. I'm not sure that random selection would be effective though - just look at the jury system, where the opinion of the relatively domain-uninformed body is manipulated by domain experts to attempt to reach the outcome that
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    I think that outlawing contributions from certain entity classes is tackling this from the wrong side. The problem is that political success in the US depends on a successful marketing & sales campaign, which in turn costs a lot of mone
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    That is not a modern wooden building, however, i.e. not an apples to apples comparison to the subject of tfa. Cross laminated timber has a high resin (plastic?) content, which makes it a very different material from construction lumber in t
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    When you use a VPN service that supports openvpn, you: a) Install OpenVPN yourself (open source) b) Download an OpenVPN profile from the VPN company c) Configure OpenVPN with the profile Specifically, you don't have to install any bina
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Making calendar invites from outlook work consistently in Inbox would be good too. (I have to constantly import ics files in calendar, which sucks.)
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    by flavor8 9y ago

    Well, true - but the highest ranked Python(#1) framework is at 25%, with probably a dozen or so Java configurations above it in the list. If low latency and high throughput is a primary goal (i.e. you really need scale) then you're pro