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by lost-theory 13y ago
Lumosity - http://www.lumosity.com/ - San Francisco, CA We are looking for software engineers on the rails team and operations team (the team I'm on)! Lumosity provides brain training games to improve the minds and liv
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Even easier way to get short descriptions of commands: whatis lsof apropos lsof
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Lumosity - http://www.lumosity.com/ - San Francisco, CA We are looking for software engineers on the rails team and operations team (the team I'm on)! Lumosity provides brain training games to improve the minds and liv
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Very fun and unique. I enjoyed it a lot! My solution (spoiler alert): https://gist.github.com/lost-theory/8412918
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Ohg vfa'g vg yvxr gung va erny yvsr? V xvaqn rawblrq vg orvat gung jnl. Vg znqr zr qb n yvggyr rkgen yrtjbex gb znxr fher V qvqa'g neerfg na vaabprag zna.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Lumosity - http://www.lumosity.com/ - San Francisco, CA We are looking for software engineers on the rails team and operations team (the team I'm on)! Lumosity provides brain training games to improve the minds and liv
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by lost-theory 13y ago
The rise of the -dens: http://names.yafla.com/#n=Aiden,Jaden,Braden,Jayden,Kayden&s...
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Hi Igor. Unfortunately no, we aren't able to do H1B or remote for this position.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Well tell her thanks!
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Lumosity - http://www.lumosity.com/ - San Francisco, CA The operations team @ Lumosity (the team I work on) is hiring 1-2 ops engineers! Our ops team currently is 3 people and we are responsible for the smooth operation of
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by lost-theory 13y ago
I'm sure you can find some of the developers here: http://www.gittip.com/ .
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Great addition, I can finally replace my probabilistic key dumper (lua procedure that grabbed 1k RANDOMKEYs at a time and ran forever).
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by lost-theory 13y ago
http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2013/07/how_...
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by lost-theory 13y ago
http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/23112/where-did-so...
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Until you have 27 hostnames.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
The RFC seems to back me up: You might as well just call them "1", "2", and "3". The only time this kind of naming scheme is appropriate is when you have a lot of machines and there are no reason
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Cute server naming schemes are one of my pet peeves. In my experience the only two logical choices are: sequential numbers (e.g. foo1, ..., foo100, ... if your company name is Foo Corp.), or hashes / uuids (like amazon instance IDs, e.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
It loads 20 or so ogg audio files like this: http://mynoise.net/Data/OSMOSIS/7a.ogg Then I'm guessing the EQ controls the volume. So no it doesn't generate / stream anything to you server-side.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Your method is sane, the problem is with RVM and rbenv, which everyone uses and depend on hacky implicit shell BS (rbenv less so, but it's still there). Build from source and use the full path to the interpreter is the only sane method
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Read-only demo: https://gingkoapp.com/hyperloop
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Yes, I just tried it. The first screen on the downloaded installer says it will download & install Virtualbox, and run Virtualbox + Arc upon system startup.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
I see a parallel to aspect oriented programming / advice. The "filters" are equivalent to aspects and "registering" them is equivalent to advising a method. The neat thing about an AOP system is that aspects are cro
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Comprehensions can only be used to replace map & filter, not reduce.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
There's an easter egg video if you hover over the 4-color bar in the bottom right of the page. Direct link: http://www.youtube.com/embed/Ap2yUubnw4c?rel=0&fs=1&showinfo...
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by lost-theory 13y ago
I am not familiar with IPcluster. But I have used pyro and execnet. I think I will continue to use execnet, since it seems more lightweight than IPcluster. But the web interface provided by ipython notebook is really attractive..
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by lost-theory 13y ago
I think it's the going rate. A wildcard cert from edgecast is similarly priced (plus a setup fee).
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by lost-theory 13y ago
I've never had my linode machines taken offline, but I've received many "Instance scheduled for retirement" messages from AWS.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
They are both powerful scripting languages, but I think the ruby community suffers from a monoculture around rails & web development. Python also has a strong emphasis on web development (django, flask, pyramid), but there are also larg
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by lost-theory 13y ago
Schema changes are not dead easy when you have hundreds of millions of rows and/or hundreds of GBs of data.
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by lost-theory 13y ago
The ads: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3... http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Y...

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