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by lgsilver 11y ago
Force yourself to lint your code. Having clean code is like having good handwriting, it makes content of your projects easier to understand and drastically improves how you think about what you're building.
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by lgsilver 11y ago
Has anyone tested query volumes on Druid.io? We're thinking about using it in production (may now also consider Pinot), but we're concerned about the lack documentation around production load query volumes. Really like that Linked
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Ask HN: What stack do you use to track realtime events at scale?
2 points by lgsilver 11y ago|1 comments
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by lgsilver 11y ago
New York, NY : Node.js/React Engineers : Condé Nast Condé Nast is changing the way that content is read around the web. Join our Digital Strategy & Initiatives team building systems that draw on machine learning, big data, and dyna
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Show HN: Glamour's “Boss Button”–brilliant marketing easter egg(glamour.com)
1 points by lgsilver 11y ago|0 comments
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by lgsilver 11y ago
You don't need a CS degree to be successful but it'll be a lot easier to get in the door. Most top-tier tech companies (google, fb, twitter, etc.) won't even interview a non-cs candidate for an engineering or product role unl
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by lgsilver 11y ago
Seriously? the information isn't that personal if it's publicly listed on AirBnB...
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Where's the silver surfer?(boston.cbslocal.com)
1 points by lgsilver 12y ago|0 comments
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by lgsilver 12y ago
I've used StoryWorth. It's a great service and definitely not a social network. Your family members respond to questions via email with stories and the service stores them. Then they're safely stored. Great for older family m
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Socialight, Software Engineers, SF or NYC Socialight is looking for engineers with graph experience to help create powerful enterprise marketing tools. We're funded, in the current 500 Startups batch, and preparing for a huge future ah
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Luis, We're recruiting for mongo experts—and happen to use django too for other parts of our system. We're an early stage co based in SF & NYC. -- Lindsay (lindsay (at) socialight.io)
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Great work on this. I've been looking for a way to add more pictures to my pictures for a while now, and this is awesome. A couple thoughts. 1.) Would it be possible to lessen the picturfication of pictures? I've found that some o
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by lgsilver 12y ago
We use it for transient data caching and adhoc analysis. In combination with good indexing it's relatively fast for our queries.
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Hey Marcus, Not yet, but we're adding FB pages (and other platforms, now). Send me an email (lindsay@socialight.io) and I'll let you know when we add them. Should be in the next few days. -- Lindsay
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Hi Stronglikedan, not for the current version, but there will be in the coming days. In the mean time, I'd be happy to send you screen shots if you'd like, just send me an email: lindsay@socialight.io.
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Great question. We've actually built an exports/reporting api, but need to make sure it clears the platforms' TOS. We'll make it available as soon as possible! And, Thanks for checking it out :).
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Show HN: Socialight.io, Google Analytics for social media(socialight.io)
13 points by lgsilver 12y ago|8 comments
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by lgsilver 12y ago
You'll be hard-pressed to find an acquiring company that would be willing to pay $1-1.5m / engineer for a bootstrapped co :). But sure.
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by lgsilver 12y ago
Though I think this is a good response, the first part is not correct. The point of an acqui-hire is to acquire talent at an amount that rewards the team for their previous efforts. In a true acqui-hire the acquirer values the product at $0
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Show HN: Style your outfit (with Angular)(colormatch.aptarium.com)
3 points by lgsilver 13y ago|0 comments
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by lgsilver 13y ago
Chute (YC12) is hiring! We're a dynamic later-stage enterprise startup based in SOMA, with great opportunities for both front-end and backend engineers. Our stack is Node and Ruby under a large Backbone app. If you're interested,
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Ask HN: What ecommerce platforms have you used?
2 points by lgsilver 13y ago|1 comments
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Come have a beer with Chute (YC12) in SF or NYC(blog.getchute.com)
5 points by lgsilver 13y ago|2 comments
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Chute (YC12) announces native content rights management(getchute.com)
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by lgsilver 13y ago
Erik, Awesome. I used Chart.js because it's come up a lot lately and is well documented, but Flot and the other more mature chart libs are probably better for most charting projects (read, allow dynamic data updates). Will try your wra
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by lgsilver 13y ago
Awesome. I just whipped it up today to help with some dashboards at work. Will probably make it more full-featured. Let me know if you have suggestions.
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Show HN: Angles.js - Chart.js charts in Angular(github.com)
48 points by lgsilver 13y ago|16 comments
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by lgsilver 13y ago
FB's data structures are hugely messy and decentralized. There's so much information that even FB can't reliably delete all of it for an individual user. Instead, they erase or hash the IDs that represent you in the system, i
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The Scrollympics(the100meterscroll.com)
5 points by lgsilver 13y ago|3 comments
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by lgsilver 13y ago
I'm having trouble clicking from a "reward" to the invest page... Maybe add buttons to these or make the whole thing clickable.

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