mackey

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by mackey 13y ago
I agree and disagree. For me, I agree this is standard stuff. If you are writing this stuff everyday, this block song and dance is basically taken care of with muscle memory. Part of my job involves working with people from other companies
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by mackey 13y ago
I agree with your conclusion. I gave my wife my chrome book pixel that I got at Google I/O and she did not like it. Her needs were pretty basic most of the time (Spotify,gmail,Facebook) but the few times she needed to venture out of
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by mackey 13y ago
Has teamcity fixed it's Xcode runner yet for Xcode 5? I am using team city with shell scripts that hand off to "xcodebuild" and "xcodebuild -test | ocunit2junit" but for I would have liked to try out the runners. I
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by mackey 13y ago
One of things that becomes evident when looking at the CI Bots is how inflexible it is. From what I gather pre/post built steps require baking them into your Xcode project for example. It just seems like it was developed for very sim
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by mackey 13y ago
I can't really speak to traffic because I rarely drive, but I do agree there needs to be more investment in rapid transit. I rely on the red line/walking to get to and from my office. It is the only line I would consider living
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by mackey 13y ago
As someone who works in an office building along rose kennedy greenway, I wouldn't say it was totally a disaster. Basically everything along the greenway has been revitalized and it's pretty beautiful to walk around in the summer
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by mackey 13y ago
Brightcove - Boston, MA - Android Brightcove is a leading online video platform. http://www.brightcove.com/ Android Specialist. We are looking for someone to join our team working on native video SDKs. We are a small team of 3 working
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by mackey 14y ago
I did notice the email saying that I had been charged ~30 dollars for a bunch of purchases I made but I probably deleted the message about the change. I figured they were always doing this, but now it makes sense.
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by mackey 14y ago
As a consumer, if you use LevelUp at the merchant, you get x dollar credit for every y dollars you spend. For the merchant, you aren't paying any credit card fees on that y amount. For LevelUp, they take a cut from the x dollar credit amo
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by mackey 14y ago
The "supported version" at the time we were acquired was I think 3 or something. It was pretty awful on the Mac and OK on the PC. It got much better, but still wasn't that great. Right before we were acquired, my company had just upgraded
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by mackey 14y ago
Two years ago the company I worked for was acquired by Oracle. There was the initial "Yay! Money!" moment, followed by months of horror and disappointment. They had to "standardize" our office which meant removing our wireless for ~6 month