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by novocaine 5y ago
Element | https://element.io/ | Web, Android, iOS, Backend, Product, Designers, SRE | full-time | London UK, Rennes FR or Remote (worldwide) Element is the startup which employs the core team behind matrix.org - the leading
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by novocaine 5y ago
Dev teams also benefit a lot from having an async way to discuss bigger issues that require thoughtfulness and long form answers, especially remote teams. There's a reason mailing lists are still somehow alive and well in open source
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by novocaine 5y ago
> putting all of their $$$$ into a single web client with very bad performance, not caring for other platforms; hrm, maybe this was true a few years ago? Element currently develops two web clients. Element Web: https://matri
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by novocaine 5y ago
Threads are currently under active development :)
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by novocaine 5y ago
Great suggestions - thanks. The information architecture of Spaces as presented in Element isn't perfect, and is at the top of the list of improvements we'd like to make as we iterate on the feature. Releasing out of beta doesn&#x
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Lucene's FuzzyQuery is 100 times faster in 4.0 (2011)(blog.mikemccandless.com)
1 points by novocaine 5y ago|0 comments
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by novocaine 6y ago
Memrise | On-site London or Remote in the UK | VISA for senior roles | Full-time | Quality Engineer, Senior Backend Engineer, Frontend Engineers, Engineering Manager | https://www.memrise.com | https://apply.workable.
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by novocaine 6y ago
Memrise | On-site London or Remote in the UK | VISA for senior roles | Full-time | Full-stack, Lead backend, Senior Frontend | https://www.memrise.com | https://apply.workable.com/memrise/ Memrise is an awa
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by novocaine 6y ago
Pending async waits have stacks to preserve too
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by novocaine 6y ago
Memrise | On-site London or Remote in the UK | VISA for senior roles | Full-time | Full-stack, Lead backend, Senior iOS, Senior Frontend | https://www.memrise.com | https://apply.workable.com/memrise/ Memri
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How to have a creative partnership at work(jsalter.net)
1 points by novocaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by novocaine 6y ago
IN MICE. https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice calls out headlines like this regularly.
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What if users brought the infrastructure?(jsalter.net)
5 points by novocaine 6y ago|0 comments
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by novocaine 6y ago
This is entirely correct, and it also true that there are more opportunities in the startup world to build something meaningful and exciting from scratch and to have an unforgettable experience doing it. Not quite everyone is in tech for th
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by novocaine 6y ago
Yes, but nobody under 35 realises they're perpetuating it until its their ass getting upped and outed like everyone else
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by novocaine 6y ago
You're right - my comment was sloppy! Still, given "20+ years of experience" represents all programmers of ages, say, 45-65 - or two decades worth of CS graduates - I feel that cohort far exceeds the market for principals? If
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by novocaine 6y ago
It's a structural problem. If everyone expects 20 years of experience people to be principal engineers, and only 5% of roles are principal jobs, then after 20 years 95% of engineers need to leave the industry. And so, the industry is m
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by novocaine 6y ago
It may be that the system allocator is making an excessive number of syscalls to do work, whereas most custom allocators will allocate in slabs to avoid this. You could try using dtruss or strace to compare the differences.
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by novocaine 7y ago
Memrise | Frontend Engineer, Engineering Manager | ONSITE | Full-time | VISA for EM | London | https://www.memrise.com Come teach the world languages! Memrise is regularly featured on both app stores and has millions of users. F
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by novocaine 7y ago
Yep, and async support is causing a shakeout of the existing ecosystem too - could take years before the dust settles. It'd be so nice if a major vendor picked up the language and built an ecosystem on it :)
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Ask HN: How is your team preparing for Covid-19 isolation?
4 points by novocaine 7y ago|4 comments
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Is the Life Expectancy of Companies Shrinking? (2015)(onlydeadfish.co.uk)
1 points by novocaine 7y ago|0 comments
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by novocaine 7y ago
I very much experienced this with our django application and traced the problem back to django's dev server polling for fs changes at 1hz. Apparently this is enough to spin fans with docker for mac. I solved the problem by installing i
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by novocaine 7y ago
We're using kotlin native, after considering rust for a bit. It's been working great, we've had it in production for about six months. Main advantages are * kotlin is a nice language with good type support * has good swift bi
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by novocaine 7y ago
Those countries already have fibre - are you saying 5g is better than fibre for streaming gaming?
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by novocaine 8y ago
This seems pretty incredible as a learning resource just as it is. I can't quite believe how much is here and how concise it seems - has anyone gotten it to run? I really hope the author or someone else writes sone high level documenta
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by novocaine 8y ago
Central London transport is world class, and she was in Central London, so it was not luck
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by novocaine 8y ago
fixed, thankyou
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by novocaine 8y ago
I didn't even realise you could buy paper tickets. You can use contactless credit cards and apple pay directly on the gate, so there's no reason to buy one.
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by novocaine 8y ago
London is an endlessly fascinating place to live and explore and has a vibrant tech scene that seems to be quite unaffected (so far) from the cold winds of brexit. Extremely diverse and welcoming of newcomers. Highly recommended. Maybe we c

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