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by msy 11y ago
Have you considered that part of the purpose of the challenge might be to filter out particularly arrogant applicants who might be problematic in a team setting?
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by msy 11y ago
Crowdstrike: Senior UI Engineers, full time/permanent ONSITE: London, LA or OC or REMOTE: Continental US Above average salary + Bonus + Options We’re a security startup that uses a realtime stream of data from our kernel modules on eve
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by msy 11y ago
Crowdstrike: Senior UI Engineers, full time/permanent ONSITE: London, LA or OC or REMOTE: Continental US Above average salary + Bonus + Options We’re a security startup that uses a realtime stream of data from our kernel modules on eve
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by msy 11y ago
Crowdstrike: Senior & Junior UI Engineers - London - above average salary + bonus + options http://www.crowdstrike.com We’re a security startup that uses a realtime stream of data from our kernel module on every machine in o
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by msy 12y ago
That exists, it's called an iPhone. I may sound like I'm being facetious but its privacy defaults and possible settings around cookies & local website data, removing plugins and making app permissions requests explicit, transp
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by msy 12y ago
It took me a while to come round to it but this kind of madness is something that Ember's event/render loop and implicit property dependency graph makes really, really easy to solve. People knock Ember for its complexity but in re
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by msy 12y ago
Black cabs have no obligation to pick up fares and will regularly refuse to take trips that they feel are inconvenient or they think will likely result in a return journey without a fare, even after you're in the cab. Want to go south
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by msy 13y ago
(backer) It's worth taking a look at the comparison of existing data gloves on the website - http://theglovesproject.com/data-gloves-overview/ . These aren't the first to try and do this by any means but they
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by msy 13y ago
There's an older app called Self Control that does this but for a specified time window and cannot be disabled once it's started, including by rebooting. http://selfcontrolapp.com/
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by msy 13y ago
Teamviewer's been great for mac & windows for me for a long time.
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by msy 13y ago
Can we get 'on windows' added to the title? None of this is about high-DPI/Retina displays in general, it's just Windows and Windows ecosystem issues
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by msy 13y ago
That they launched with a price tag and functionality for recruiters but nothing to even let developers see the profiles they've assembled, without consent, by scraping public data tells you all you need to know about their respect for
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by msy 13y ago
So in short Google wants to use merchant's product images, which they've worked to produce or paid for as generic product images without compensation and if merchants don't like it their account is banned.
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by msy 13y ago
AAISP are awesome and any self-respecting geek should be using them but they would have no ability to affect filters of this kind, only the optional porn filter, which they do disable.
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by msy 13y ago
Amazon logistics in the UK at least seems to be a cover for using a variety of no-name low-cost couriers, which for me at least has resulted in most deliveries now involving at least one fake 'delivery attempt' and needless runaro
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by msy 13y ago
There's plenty of examples of governments forced to comply with open data/FOIA doing precisely this. You can definitely hack the legal system, you just need to understand it fully and properly first, which tends to be where people
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by msy 13y ago
Are there any links etc to systems or tools the author has worked on? I'm interested in the subject matter but usually I look for a book by someone with demonstrable domain expertise.
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by msy 13y ago
The British Library did an amazing exhibition of maps over history with their role in politics and propaganda a while back. My favourite was a bit of middles ages bravado that was about 3x3m, with meticulous detail, showing one country havi
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by msy 13y ago
Add in Netflix (or a competitor) integration and you've got the potential to put all 3 major consoles on the ropes in a few years. Given Halflife 2 launched steam my bet is HL3 will be used to launch this.
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by msy 13y ago
As a human, out of curiosity I've previously tried to classify random tweets into emotions and failed, there just isn't enough context to make the judgements not arbitrary. In consequence I'm deeply suspicious of software tha
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by msy 13y ago
I'd pay decent money for a small, neat little power-only USB passthrough/condom for peace of mind. Hotel clocks, planes, there's all sorts of places I'd like to charge my phone and every time it feels like a risk.
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by msy 13y ago
The complexity and spagetti will just end up inside those nodes rather than between them, the same discipline required to refactor and rearchitect as requirements change will apply. This just seems like a visual wrapper on a much more funct
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by msy 13y ago
Most of those platforms don't demand to own the content you post on them, that's an important distinction.
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by msy 13y ago
I've been using Rackspace mail for a few years now, flawless service and shockingly good customer support - helpful, competent people available instantly, cannot recommend enough. Given our email accounts our the skeleton keys of our
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by msy 13y ago
I would love an interface like this for MDN's JS documentation.
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by msy 13y ago
I can't edit that now but actions speak louder than words - get your GPG key set up today: http://gpgtools.github.io/GPGTools_Homepage/keychain/ It takes 5 minutes, tops. If you've spent 5 minutes talkin
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by msy 13y ago
And this is why we all need to start encrypting everything. Every HTTP request, every email. There's strength in numbers and privacy in a crowd. They may have massive resources but they're not limitless, we have the technology ava
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by msy 13y ago
On an iPhone a well built app will be far better than a webpage from an accessibility point of view.
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by msy 13y ago
I wonder how long before/whether a major player will simply decides google et al freeloading off their hard-produced data and displaying it in search results makes being listed a net loss and goes for a social-only model of traffic sou
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by msy 13y ago
So I accidentally paste something sensitive I need to edit before sending and now your servers are keeping a log of it, sent over plaintext? Highly unethical.

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