jonluca

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by jonluca 7y ago
As Tyler said that's first year TC only (although with average SWE tenure reaching ~18 months, it's not unrealistic to hop around and integrate a signing bonus into your comp every other year - also depends what stage company you
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by jonluca 7y ago
Quite a few friends at Apple have offers that were paid hourly for the first year, and switched to salaried after that.
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by jonluca 7y ago
Nope, just another one of those people that accepts higher TLD risk by locating it internationally in exchange for a cool domain. I'm actually Italian!
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by jonluca 7y ago
Apologies if this wasn't clear but these are California-centric offers (and can probably be extended to include Seattle and New York). They are not across the US, or across all software jobs.
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Compensation in 2019 – new grad tech offers(blog.jonlu.ca)
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Dr. Carvers Shave Butter, Ember, and Disappearing Products(blog.jonlu.ca)
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by jonluca 7y ago
I made this after seeing the n-th bank try to limit me from copy+pasting my account number in. As if me typing in 16 numbers is going to be more accurate than copy and pasting from 1pass. It reenables the following functionality on sites th
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Show HN: PasteEnabler – reenable context actions on sites that block it(chrome.google.com)
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by jonluca 8y ago
The last commit on the repo https://github.com/qiao/PathFinding.js/blob/master/visual/in... says "Remove Trace finder as it is the same as BestFirstFinder"
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by jonluca 8y ago
The real life equivalent would be if a company wrote their secrets on the back of a letter they sent you in the mail, and just relied on you not looking at the back. There's no security breach, or even unauthorized network request - th
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by jonluca 8y ago
My memory must have failed me, you're correct. I used to use [iOS kill switch]( https://github.com/iSECPartners/ios-ssl-kill-switch ), and for some reason assumed it overrode openssl! Thanks, I'll correct the a
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by jonluca 8y ago
This is a pretty common thread with a lot of my blog posts - with the rise of SPA's and the ubiquity of REST APIs, all the difficulties of "scraping" are gone - these services will often open up a route that lets you pull eve
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by jonluca 8y ago
IAmA mod here - we have a bot that updates it every time a guest schedules a new AMA, so it should always be up to date. We also manually add events in as they come from other sources. Bill likes to do his AmA's as "surprises&quot
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by jonluca 8y ago
This is great! Part 2 is going to be more analysis focused, checking the delta in how many experiments these companies are running, and how quickly they are moving. I'll also mention how to properly disguise it - I'll use Discord
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Experiments and leaking company secrets through your testing infrastructure(blog.jonlu.ca)
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by jonluca 8y ago
It's a triple encoded payload that loads in a large HTML blob onto the page. The payload is 99% similar to Amex's actual page, it just submits the data to the attackers domain, and has a few extra fields like mothers maiden name,
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Class schedules, a cease and desist from Viacom, and accidental monetization(blog.jonlu.ca)
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Obfuscated JavaScript, scam emails, and American Express(blog.jonlu.ca)
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Class schedules, a cease and desist from Viacom, and accidental monetization(blog.jonlu.ca)
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Uber, statistics, and a chrome extension(blog.jonlu.ca)
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UberStats – visualize your uber ride history(chrome.google.com)
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by jonluca 8y ago
I actually wanted to do that but thought the cost/benefit wasn't high enough - I'd pretty much need to manually place all the airports information on the map if I wanted to use the library I was using (Cytoscape). Visualizing
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Ryanair, Hamiltonian Cycles, and using graph theory to find cheap flights(blog.jonlu.ca)
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by jonluca 8y ago
Yeah you might be right. How do I flag this for deletion? Any mods seeing this, could you remove it?
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Illegal streams, decrypting m3u8's, and building a better stream experience(blog.jonlu.ca)
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by jonluca 8y ago
Jane Street pays interns a little more than $60/hr. Pretty competitive. Definitely in line with unicorns and big tech ($50/hr @ FB and AirBnb, $45 @ Apple, etc)
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15 Companies from the YC Summer 2018 Batch(blog.ycombinator.com)
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Leaky vs. Punch-Through Abstractions(blog.jonlu.ca)
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by jonluca 8y ago
I've tried to transition fully to python3, but yet it should mostly work in python2.7 as well! I did not read the book on nltk. I've been into information/coding theory recently (just finished Information by James Gleick) and
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by jonluca 8y ago
That thought crossed my mind. I was thinking of trying to get a training set and teaching these models based on previous works by Jay, Madison, and Hamilton. However a lot of what I found for each of them was behind a paywall, or too hard t

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