jmtulloss

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by jmtulloss 6y ago
They’re good for woods that are blotchy when stained with the stains normally available in US hardware stores, namely birch and pine.
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by jmtulloss 6y ago
It’s probably fine to answer this way at companies that would be a good fit.
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by jmtulloss 7y ago
Seattle?
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by jmtulloss 7y ago
Also fastly, which has the same business model
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by jmtulloss 7y ago
It was years ago, but Rdio went the Xamarin route, regretted it, and then did exactly what Dropbox just did and went full native. The reasons for regretting it were similar: lack of available engineers on the market, incompatibilities betwe
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by jmtulloss 7y ago
The article uses "Google" instead of individuals names to make the actions taken seem like sinister actions of a faceless corporation. My interpretation is that Google employs a tight-knit group of people that work on Go and colle
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
In my experience, meetings follow responsibility. Make somebody responsible for the thing that causes the meeting and you'll get mental and physical time back. Plus you'll give that individual a chance to truly own something end t
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
The unfortunate thing about this thread (so far) is that almost every comment is either projecting the commenter's feeling about Pinterest or a few numbers on the first page. So much pessimism without citing the source within the S-1 t
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
Fascinating. I'd love to read more... Where did you find these stats reported?
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
I think the point they wanted to get across was that they're seeing compelling evidence that China's economy is slowing dramatically. They mentioned the other things to establish that the revenue miss was not a mistake in modeling
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
Their revenue for those models were in line with expectations, so there was no reason for him to spend time on the issues that may be effecting that revenue.
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
This is a "holy grail" problem in distributed systems (which this library doesn't solve on its own), but suggesting that it's not a valid problem to solve is confusing. Have you not encountered the use cases or do you pr
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
I suspect they want a "good" random generator, and a cryptographically secure generator is a known good generator. Without one you don't have a definition of random and you may end up with an unacceptably high chance of colli
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
Google photos is the best I've found. Your privacy feature seems to be a "nice to have", so I would use that. The UX and cross-device syncing is far better than anything else I've used. To your bonus points: Google photo
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
(context: I'm an engineering manager at stripe) Stripe uses the same process for scaling our management corps as we do our ICs. All the steps are tailored to the role the person would be filling at the company. That being said, I think
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
Rdio :(
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by jmtulloss 8y ago
This is especially surprising because Firebase provides authentication APIs that do the right thing by default. This means devs are doing more work to get to a less secure solution.
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by jmtulloss 9y ago
At 8 hrs outage per month, slack would have been out of business 4 hours ago.
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by jmtulloss 9y ago
Google has supported u2f for sign in for a long time.
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by jmtulloss 9y ago
Your stock price still gets beat up if you don't meet earnings, which means you can't raise capital as efficiently (or even fairly) if you need to in the future.
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by jmtulloss 9y ago
No need to apologize, it's not that obvious from the marketing materials.
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by jmtulloss 9y ago
Bitcoin is supported! https://stripe.com/docs/bitcoin We are also expanding our coverage, you can sign up to get notified when we open up access to different methods here: https://stripe.com/payments .
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
This would be much more useful if it also polled calendars and code reviews!
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
Watchman from facebook is another great, single-purpose solution. https://facebook.github.io/watchman/
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
It was named that to match the DOM api[0], which React does whenever possible. The DOM api is probably named for the reason you state. [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/cl
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
There's also Snorkel, mostly written by Okay Zed (one of the authors listed on that Scuba paper) http://snorkel.logv.org/
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
https://www.google.com/amp/blog.pandora.com/us/coming-soon-p...
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
If you have a synchronous function that suddenly needs to do something asynchronous, then everything that uses that function needs to become async too. http://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-i
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by jmtulloss 10y ago
I basically agree, but using async/await has really changed my reluctance to use node. It's the best thing to happen to JS in a very long time.
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End-To-End Mobile Testing from Spotbot(blog.spotbot.qa)
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