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Tech Job Requirements November 2016(latitude.work)
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Being an extrovert or an introvert has nothing to do with shyness. You can certainly be introverted and not very shy. Bill Gates is a great example of that.
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Show HN: Speed Test HTTP Requests on Slack, Telegram and Web(speedbot.lukeheuer.com)
1 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|0 comments
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Stack Trends in Current Job Openings (September 2016)(latitude.work)
1 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|0 comments
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Remote engineering jobs at Y Combinator companies, tagged by stack & discipline(latitude.work)
1 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Nice, thank you.
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Ask HN: Examples of exceptional Git repo wikis?
7 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|2 comments
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184 jobs at YC Companies tagged by programming languages and technologies(latitude.work)
2 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|0 comments
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Grit: Perseverance and Passion for Long-Term Goals [pdf](rrhs.schoolwires.net)
1 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Thank you for clarifying. I thought for a second it could have been a grammatical nitpick but discounted that since this thread is re: an Antirez post. I personally would be very sad if his writing style became more forced and began to feel
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
He mentioned using cloc to get that metric, so not including comments, formatting, etc.
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Authentic Jobs is one of the more old school places that heavily catered to web design type work. A more accurate assessment of this data may be that web design work is drying up, but we've known that for a while. It's hard to say
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Hacker News dataset / complete newline delimited json mirror(silo.lukeheuer.com)
5 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|0 comments
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Location: Sonoma, CA and Denver, CO Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go Résumé/CV: http://www.lukeheuer.com/ Email: luke@heuerlabs.com Also feel free to get in touch if you are interested in posting on
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Hey, looking for some early feedback on this. I feel like most job boards and sites have pretty underwhelming opportunities listed, so I thought I’d try a different approach. The idea started when I made a crawler that monitors a large list
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Show HN: Curated opportunities for advanced engineers(latitude.work)
8 points by lukeHeuer 10y ago|1 comments
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
No worries at all, just wanted to clarify since we are basically saying the same thing.
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
You put a period in that sentence where there wasn't one. I said "darker roasts are easy to achieve consistency with", and as you said, to help better facilitate the commodity approach to coffee. Dark roasts are not more shel
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
We know they've been doing it since the 1600s. As far as written history goes, Kyoto is the furthest back we can trace this brew method.
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Because we know the Japanese have been doing this since the 1600s. Kyoto is credited with the earliest recorded history of this brewing method.
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
That was a good article. The only other cause of caffeine variation I'm aware of is altitude. Caffeine is produced as a defense against pests, and since there are fewer pests at higher altitudes less caffeine is generated in that scena
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
You're welcome. I was under the same impression myself until recently. If you really need a kick though, pick up some Robusta. It tastes pretty rough but has more caffeine than Arabica.
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
This is a myth. Roasting does not alter caffeine levels, as it is very heat stable. You might get more caffeine from a light roast if you are measuring your beans by volume. Light roasts expand less and are more dense than darker roasts, so
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
You typically see darker roasts with larger roasters because it's still approached like a commodity, and darker roasts are easy to achieve consistency with since they don't feature much of the natural flavors of the coffee bean. T
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
It most certainly does mean they are better at achieving performance. The real headline of the optimization bit is that they are capable of more ops per second, not that they just use less energy and are therefor cheaper. To use a more open
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Purely from a hardware advantage standpoint Alphago runs on TPUs, and Google asserts these ASIC units offer "an order of magnitude better-optimized performance per watt for machine learning."[0] Facebook doesn't seem to have
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Yeah, it came from the API which goes back to item id 1. It's all here if you are interested: http://silo.lukeheuer.com/mirrors/news.ycombinator.com/ Post items are organized by month so you can check out the
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
The mirror I keep of all HN items (posts, comments, jobs, polls, etc.) in JSON format is at 5.32GB uncompressed.
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
This seems to be a good introduction if you like to learn by reading while building something: http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com It basically walks you through building a neural net that can make sense of hand written dig
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by lukeHeuer 10y ago
Location: Sonoma, CA and Denver, CO Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Specializing in business and engineering of mobile and web products for 17 years. Ruby + Ruby on Rails (10 years), Go (golang), C, Swift, JavaScript, HTML

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