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by g12mcgov 8y ago
Wonder where the 5% clean areas are?
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by g12mcgov 9y ago
Maybe he'll help make Java more performant on AWS Lambda and cut down the initial startup times for the JVM!
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by g12mcgov 9y ago
Regardless of all the negative feedback this comment has received, this is one of the reasons I find Hacker News to be totally cool. Where else do you get an engineer who wrote the code commenting on the article in question?
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by g12mcgov 10y ago
Is there any possibility in the future users will be able to search ALL messages from a channel/private message, ever? It seems like Slack search cuts off after a certain point, and doesn't index into archived messages.
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by g12mcgov 10y ago
This reminds me of a lot of Stack Overflow's commitment to private offices, which I read awhile back. They too have an interesting take on the anti-open office idea. https://stackoverflow.blog/2015/01/why-we-s
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BGR: CNN uses screenshot from ‘Fallout 4’ to show how Russians hack things(bgr.com)
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by g12mcgov 10y ago
Etsy. I don't work there, but I've interviewed there twice and know lots of contacts who work there, and it's a great engineering culture. The overwhelming majority of the company are engineers, and they have a large commitme
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by g12mcgov 10y ago
I built something to similar this, using a Raspberry Pi, reverse SSH tunnels, Phillips Hue, Nest, and a range of sensors. Part of the project was an admin panel, to oversee the status/health of all the systems, as well as a manual cont
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by g12mcgov 10y ago
I agree, on Thai airways, the food is excellent. Singapore airlines too, I've had incredible meals (not just for airline food).
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by g12mcgov 10y ago
Agreed, I've burned through 4 pairs of Jaybird X2's (easily the worst headphones I have ever used) from what I believe to be damage caused by sweat (despite being "sweat proof"). Fortunately, their CS has replaced them e