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Tubular Labs - Mountain View CA - http://tubularlabs.com Just closed our series B ($11M), we're looking to double the size of our team. Tubular Labs is focused on helping creators, agencies and brands get the most out of o
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13y ago
One of the things that I continue to notice is that in the machine generated mazes there are always lots of dead-end paths off of mainline path. While when a human makes a maze by hand there tends to be fewer quick dead end paths and a bra
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13y ago
I've noticed that the 11greatoaks.ca.ibone.comcast.net router(s) (Equinix SV1) are typically the ones that fail / have large latency issues. Hopefully if this has happened then they've increased overall capacity through this
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Tubular Labs - Mountain View CA - http://tubularlabs.com Helping YouTube creators, advertisers and brands find and manage audience. Online video is a multi-billion dollar industry and we're making it happen. As seen in Ad
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Tubular Labs - Mountain View, CA http://tubularlabs.com We're helping creators and brands understand online video (YouTube) to know and grow their audience. We bring our expertise in big data to make it understandable for
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13y ago
Be very suspect of the results - for instance in python land you have: wsgi: import ujson ... response = {"message": "Hello, World!"} ... tornado: obj = dict(message="Hello, World!&quo
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13y ago
Tubular Labs ( http://tubularlabs.com ) - Mountain View, CA Do you want to create Big Data applications that reimagine analytics that help creators, digital studios and brands navigate the future of video? Tubular might be the pla
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Tubular Labs - Mountain View, CA - http://tubularlabs.com We're looking for somebody with a pulse to help build our infrastructure. Of course your pulse is driving more than just a typical person, you'll need to be bu
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13y ago
Maybe I missed it - but it would be really cool to see a large fragment of working code for some of the apis.
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Mountain View, CA - Tubular Labs - http://tubularlabs.com We've made the a platform for YouTube channels to understand their audience. Hiring Engineers - Backend/FrontEnd/Full Stack - Python - BackboneJS - Rabb
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Tubular Labs http://tubularlabs.com/ Mountain View, CA - 86 steps from Caltrain SAAS platform to create insights, engagement and growth in for Youtube Channels. We've got customers lined up to use our product! Series A funding - great p
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14y ago
TubularLabs - Mountain View CA Python shop - if you're a frontend or backend pick... Frontend - BackboneJS, HTML5, CSS Backend - RabbitMQ / MySQL / Tornado We're building SASS tools for YouTube to help channels develop their audience.
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Tubular Labs - Location: Sunnyvale CA (soon Mountain View) Tubular Labs is building the next generation audience development platform for online video. Our first products help content creators grow and engage their online video audience on
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TubularLabs (Sunnyvale, CA) - Analytics Engineers and General Engineers. Key technologies: Storm, Python, Tornado. About Tubular: We're building tools to help YouTube channel develop their audiance. What this means is that we're helping c
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14y ago
Python: under 90 characters and no explicits if statements for i in range(100):print ''.join([s*(i%m==0)for m,s in[(3,"Fizz"),(5,"Buzz")]])or i
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14y ago
Just for fun, another variant - separating logic from data and trying to be pretty stock python. cases = [(3, "Fizz"), (5, "Buzz"), (7, "Bazz")] for i in range(110): pr = ''.join([v[1] * (i % v[0] == 0) for v in cases])
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14y ago
What would be a good service on nap.io? Nap Timer Nap Reminder Nap Prompter Napsack...
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14y ago
Somebody had a bad day (or week).
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14y ago
Personally, I've been more inspired by EmberJS as a template approach. I've gotten the basics working and up and available on github. https://github.com/koblas/distal While I don't yet have a fancy blog post about the system and why it
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IMHO - Sessions don't make sense at scale. When you have sessions you usually cache objects in sessions, which means you need complicated update mechanisms. Better to store the objects in Redis and just have a single update...
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14y ago
While I can't speak for the authors, I personally have been building out some sample apps with Tornado + Backbone. Since as it's working out Tornado provides a very scalable data layer with a minimum of fuss.
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15y ago
Smells are covered by copyright, it's a $20 billion dollar industry. http://bit.ly/GKyiOa
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Not sure why... in-field labels are a better approach. http://bit.ly/r4vVAa Plus the placeholder attribute is the long term.
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I think it's pretty cool, though it would be nice if they had a simplified single selection version. Which is to change a single select list into a text field with "instant search". The current incarnation make me first go for the pull do
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Somebody needs an infographic that includes Redbox, since their focus on one new releases surely has a huge impact on the Blockbuster revenue and customer base.
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Getting a PDP-10 up and running
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16y ago
Interesting mashable quote - Realistically, Micromobs will need to tinker a bit more before it finds the right balance between one-to-many communication and inbox harmony. As it stands, the startup offers a compelling way for users to do
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I personally found HTML + PHP a pain after playing django and it's template model found it removed most of the pain that I was encountering.
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I've wondered if haml is just a reaction to I don't like XML mindset, so we'll invent a new syntax. Personally I like SASS, since it needed hierarchy defined. But cleanly written HTML gives you that (yes, you need close tags, but I alread
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Read Versus Listen
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