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by maudineormsby 11y ago
Tapjoy | Full Stack Engineer, SDK Engineer, Data Science | Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA; Atlanta, GA | Onsite Tapjoy is growing our engineering and data science teams - we are an mobile app technology company focused on monetizing free-to-
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
And then again, after looking, some are clearly not.
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
A lot of these are redacted and appear to be FOIA or similar requests that have been fulfilled.
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
Tapjoy | Full Stack Engineer, SDK Engineer, Data Science | Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA; Atlanta, GA | Onsite Tapjoy is growing our engineering and data science teams - we are an mobile app technology company focused on monetizing free-to-
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
Tapjoy | Full Stack Engineer, SDK Engineer, Data Science | Boston, MA; San Francisco, CA; Atlanta, GA | Onsite Tapjoy is growing our engineering and data science teams - we are an mobile app technology company focused on monetizing free-to-
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
Did you look at the link? It's not NYC landlords; it's a list that's scraped from court proceedings and sold to tenant screening companies.
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
Quick explanation: Fines are the very small coffee particles created by the grinding or crushing of the bean. They are generally undesirable as for even extraction of the coffee you want uniformly sized coffee particles. Fines also tend to
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
FWIW, you can calibrate it to produce over 2x the amount on a 'shot'.
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by maudineormsby 11y ago
I agree with this and your other comment and would add that the distortion of the market caused by medallions is exactly why the market is crashing as hard as it is, and also why Uber and Lyft are so popular - there's pent up demand fo
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
I actually work in SF now at a very family friendly company (Tapjoy). That is probably because 1/2 the engineering team is located in Boston.
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
I took PTO for it. It's not like I walked out for no reason. Also, we were working 60+ hour weeks.
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
Dental hygenists also only work 3-4 days a week. I'm told this is just the way the job works (usually they are 3 days at one office and 1 day at another if they desire). There's also the wear and tear on your body from crouching o
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
I'm a developer in SF, and I moved here 2 1/2 years ago on a relocation package from a startup. Immediately I realized that I would be the only parent in the office (there was one other remote worker with kids) once my wife and I
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
Because lots of people don't want their medical conditions to be known, due to fear (legitimate and otherwise) of discrimination, being thought less of, or just plain being a private person. I'm not sure nothing is more sensitiv
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
Couldn't agree with this more; especially: >So echoing that scaling issue into your test documentation is a huge mistake. and > QA has a crappy reputation because it's slow, ponderous, and often not very effective. Maybe par
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
Definitely not necessary to pay to play these games. Makes it easier, sure, but they don't have timers or super high difficulty spikes to overcome, except maybe the last level.
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by maudineormsby 12y ago
Worth mentioning that Saucelabs takes security very seriously. If anything in this email is true (I can't speak to it at all), then I wouldn't use BrowserStack for testing anything connected to my systems. Sauce, on the otherhand,
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
Sorry, but I don't think the conference organizers overreacted. They did exactly what they were supposed to do under the CoC - they received a complaint, and addressed it discreetly. If they hadn't taken it seriously, and just said 'cool it
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
I placed my order, heard nothing for 4 months, then all of the sudden got a shipping notice and it showed up two days later. All I know is they're shipping them as fast as they get them. If it's been a while, why not drop their customer ser
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
This is a delay built into Instruments. Most of the UI actions in an app take some time, so it's not that bad. There is also a way around it; one mode of Appium skips the system clock forward to get around the delay.
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
I'm not familiar with cucumber, but if it can be used with the selenium-webdriver gem, then it can work with Appium.
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
I wish that all project managers knew how to write code. In my experience this is not the case. None of the time that I spent managing software projects was while I knew how to code. That's about 1 year doing vendor evaluation for a non-p
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
Hmm, I really hope it doesn't go away. It's the best part of the job. I have seen a number of my peers still doing this after many years, and still experiencing the same thing.
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
This is more or less my story as well. I graduated from college with a philosophy degree and took a job in marketing. That job wasn't really marketing, despite the title, and I ended up spearheading a digital marketing effort that was 95% t
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
We put together a blog post and screencast to explain some of the 'extras' for mobile: http://sauceio.com/index.php/2012/08/testing-your-site-with-...
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Firefox Most Popular Browser for Automated Testing(sauceio.com)
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
I crossed over from Project Management into Engineering, and my experience was that as a PM my job was to be bothered from Sunup til Sundown and periodically in between. I was expected to know everything about anything that I was asked abou
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by maudineormsby 14y ago
I made a tape and sent it to my wife right away, with a bunch of music that means a lot to us. It was a fantastic way to relive a lot of memories in a few minutes. Great idea, love it.
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by maudineormsby 16y ago
I'll second that the text is a little hard on the eyes. Won't go so far as to say that I'll blow a circuit reading it, and I'm definitely gonna check Snaptic out, but a easier-reading font would be nice!
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by maudineormsby 16y ago
To be fair, this wasn't an A/B test. If it was actually an A/B test, he would be isolating one variable against a control. In this case, the variable he didn't control was time - maybe he made $5 on the day he wore jeans because the weather

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