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by mncaudill 15y ago
I see what you did there.
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by mncaudill 15y ago
Flickr - San Francisco, on-site If you're a smart developer who can get things done, I'd like to talk you. We've got lots of interesting problems to solve on a site that is used and loved by millions of people daily. My contact info is in m
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by mncaudill 15y ago
Just an FYI: Timoni is a she, not a he.
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by mncaudill 15y ago
San Francisco - Flickr needs you! We're currently looking for a backend engineer to help build new features that millions and millions of people will use. If the idea of pushing code live a dozen times a day while being the official caretak
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Flickr is currently looking for an intern. Email me at caudill at yahoo-inc.com if you want to write a bit of code for us this summer! We're set up in the Financial District in SF.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
At Flick(e)r, we finally fixed the misspelling of the company name.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Flickr's the exact same, as I'd imagine most big sites are. Really the only way I can think of providing fast vs slow with most sharded architectures is to slow down the non-payers as opposed to speeding up the payers (which is obviously a
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by mncaudill 16y ago
I'll just leave this here. http://dukechronicle.com/article/morrison-column-distorts-du... I'd even say it's cleaner than almost all of San Francisco and SF's worst parts (eg, the Mission, Bayview, Hunter's Points) are more violent than D
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Between American Tobacco (where I lived for 2 years before moving to SF) and the Warehouse District, you've got most of downtown covered. Then factor in the restaurants and bars up and down Main and Ninth streets and that's a safe and clean
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by mncaudill 16y ago
And Tyler's or Bull McCabe's for the after-dinner drinks. Or maybe Alivia's. Or the Federal. Man, that place has beer COVERED.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Here's a PHP->C->Python->JavaScript->original PHP quine I wrote a few weeks ago: https://gist.github.com/749686 And here's a little write-up on how I approached the problem: https://nolancaudill.com/2011/01/01/how-to-buil
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How to Build a Quine(nolancaudill.com)
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by mncaudill 16y ago
First off, hey Joel! We do the exact same thing at Flickr. Anytime the front-end needs an method to do something, we'll build it in (though it may not always make its way into our public API). The nice thing is if we change the behavior of
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by mncaudill 16y ago
One I really liked is _C Programming: A Modern Approach_ by K.N. King.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Or widowers of women...
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by mncaudill 16y ago
The major compressors are syntax aware. When they compress your JS, they'll put in semicolons where needed.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
San Francisco - Flickr Want to work on one of the world's largest sites with extremely passionate users alongside some fantastic engineers? We are looking for a front-end engineer. http://www.flickr.com/jobs/frontend_mobile_engineer/ You
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Flickr is hiring! Specifically, we are looking for an amazing front-end developer with great mobile experience (iPhone, mobile browsers, etc.). We are located in the Financial District in San Francisco, CA. The work is challenging, your cow
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Usually a buck a drink will do the trick.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
The creator already tried this route, as detailed in the the original post that NYC Resistor linked to.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
Most important of all: PHP.
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by mncaudill 16y ago
And in 2 or 3 years' time, you'll break even!
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by mncaudill 16y ago
It's hard to go wrong with anything written by Michael Lewis.
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by mncaudill 17y ago
Might want to check out the date when that was put up...
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by mncaudill 17y ago
In my experience, Haskell takes a bit more to "get." If Java is good enough and managers are able to find multiple, interchangeable developers, Haskell doesn't make a lot of business sense. Though I imagine that if Haskell was given more o
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by mncaudill 17y ago
This is great. Thanks for spending the time to type this up! It does sound like a very involved process.
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by mncaudill 17y ago
Congratulations on your new position. Could you give any insight on the interview process?
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by mncaudill 17y ago
Thanks for clarifying!
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by mncaudill 17y ago
When applying to Google, can you apply to specific teams, or do you get placed where they think you would be the best fit?
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by mncaudill 17y ago
Does "looking mainly to hire in the Bay Area" mean you are only considering current Bay Area residents? I'm willing to move away from my current location, so I was just curious.

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