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Aha! | Rails Software Engineer | REMOTE We are looking for full-stack Rails developers to join our team to help build the #1 tool for product managers to plan strategy and roadmaps. Aha! is profitable, you can work from anywhere in North Am
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Aha! | Rails Software Engineer | REMOTE http://www.aha.io We are looking for full-stack Rails developers to join our team to help build the #1 tool for product managers to plan strategy and roadmaps. Aha! is profitable, you can
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Aha! | Ruby on Rails Developers | North America REMOTE | Full-time Aha! is the #1 platform for product managers to create strategy and roadmaps. We are looking for Rails and front-end developers to join the team to help us continue to build
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Aha! | www.aha.io | REMOTE (North America) | Rails developers We are looking for full-stack Rails developers to join our team to help build the #1 tool for product managers to plan strategy and roadmaps. Aha! is profitable, founded by exper
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It is always interesting to read genesis stories. I was especially surprised as I was reading this story to discover that the first prototype was built using the Javelin Stamp which I created. It is particularly ironic given that the rise i
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There is definitely something wrong with this website. On 50% of page loads Clinton has 0.1% of the vote and on 50% of the page loads she has 52%.
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These results are completely different than what is being reported by CNN right now. Hilary Clinton at 0.1% seems a bit unlikely.
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Aha! Labs Inc | Senior Rails Engineer | Remote | Full-Time | email: amy@aha.io http://www.aha.io We are looking for Rails engineers to join our team, building software to help product managers create better roadmaps and products
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The anonymous donor was Aha! ( http://www.aha.io ). It wasn't as anonymous as we expected because Marijn tweeted it :-), but we are excited by ProseMirror and the opportunity to contribute. WYSIWYG editing is a huge part of w
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Speaking of languages in assembly. Here is a Java virtual machine in assembly language: https://github.com/k1w1/javelin-stamp/blob/master/asm/javeli... Until I looked at it again now I had forgotten
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As an AWS user this type of thing gives me cause for concern: At 2015-04-01 00:00 UTC, the Amazon EC2 "provisioned I/O" volume on which most of this metadata was stored suddenly changed from an average latency of 1.2 ms per
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Here is another solution that hasn't been mentioned yet, but has by far the best price/performance if it matches your use-case. Google BigQuery isn't advertised as being for log search, but in practice it works phenomenally w
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I built exactly the database that you are describing here. Unfortunately it is not open source. However it is no secret that we used sqlite for the storage. Inserts and queries in sqlite are fast, even for databases with billions of rows. D
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State of the Art in WYSIWYG HTML Editors
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Aha! - http://www.aha.io - REMOTE Aha! is the new way to plan a product roadmap. We are growing rapidly, profitable, offer excellent benefits and encourage remote employees. We are looking for experienced Ruby on Rails developer
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Aha Integrated with Google Drive
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Aha! - http://www.aha.io - Menlo Park, CA or REMOTE Hiring Rails developers Aha! is changing the way that software is developed by helping Product Managers get their mojo back. Learn from startup veterans and be part of a rapidl
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You are a long way from the practical limits. I have used SQLite databases with billions of rows that were still able to retrieve hundreds of arbitrary rows in less than second. We used it to store time-series performance data and generate
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We went through exactly the same thing ( http://blog.aha.io/index.php/pissing-away-our-money-with-goo... ). You can opt out of the in-app ads completely by adding "adsenseformobileapps.com" to the excluded doma
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D3 can be used for a lot of things that are not considered traditional visualization. For example, this diagram [1] is built using D3. The beauty of D3 is that changes to the diagram can be make incrementally so you can have multiple users
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At the time I wrote this code there was a lot of talk about Java specific processors. Ultimately that was a mistake because Moore's law meant the x86 architecture (and JIT technology) got faster more quickly that anyone could get chips
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Well, it was 16 years since I wrote most of this so my memory is a bit fuzzy... The stack and heap are both stored in an external 32kB SRAM. The stack is accessed simply by pushing and popping using the JVMPush and JVMPop routines around li
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Since the product itself is now discontinued (though it did sell for 10 years), I have posted the source code for posterity: https://github.com/k1w1/javelin-stamp/blob/master/asm/javeli... Reading b
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The update that describes why 4KB of RAM was necessary was interesting to me. In 1998 I wrote a Java Virtual Machine in assembly language for a PIC-like microcontroller that only had 4k of ROM (actually it was 4k instructions, but they were
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I was a little disturbed to get the email telling me there was a potential problem with the smoke detector at exactly the moment you need it. I don't envy the engineering challenge at Nest - designing a product that is only really test
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Consumer Safety Notice for Nest Protect
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Aha! is a tool for product managers to plan a roadmap, so keywords were related to "product management", "visual roadmap", etc. I am not sure how keywords match a game like Solitaire but my guess is that the game somehow
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Thanks for the suggestions. None of these are really what I had in mind - a tool that hides the complexities of campaign management and optimization. Where is the Zendesk of advertising? I had a look at each of the websites. Wordstream is t
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Are there any SaaS apps that people recommend for managing online advertising? The Google ads UI is overly complex for a typical small company, and that obfuscates what it really going on with your ads. In addition I would love to see a UI
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In our account penalizing the bid for mobile ads didn't help because it looks like Google treats 'mobile' and 'tablets' separately. So we prevented ads on phones, but you can't penalize the bid for tablets so t
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