oniTony

14 ms·

121.
by oniTony 16y ago
size/tag queries always return the same image. It might be useful to have size/tag/_offset_ type of a query, to diversify the placeholder images that appear on a page.
122.
by oniTony 16y ago
To be fair, $100k+ SDE positions and burger-flipping positions are in completely separate markets. If you were working on a startup, then you were "self-employed", not "unemployed". Market yourself as such. And as others have already mentio
123.
by oniTony 16y ago
Perhaps a better conclusion would be that: startups should no longer consider SEO a viable __short-term__ marketing strategy. Sure, the industry has spawned aggressive black-hat SEOs that make "profitable" keywords very competitive. But I f
124.
by oniTony 16y ago
I would be interested in sorting by company's location. A list of YC companies outside of San Francisco would also be acceptable.
125.
by oniTony 16y ago
I would imagine that a large portion of visits to GeoHot's website was due to the publicity of Sony's legal case. If Sony is trying to provably demonstrate “defendant’s distribution”, shouldn't there be a distinction based on the intent of
126.
by oniTony 16y ago
Considering that Amazon is currently looking to hire people for the sole purpose of trying on shoes... Yes, they need this tech. http://www.amazon.com/Careers-University-Recruiting/b/ref=gw... Search for: 133938 (reference code) > "A
127.
by oniTony 16y ago
At any rate, those are "lowest-level" SDE jobs available at such companies. They hire _many_ recent grads with nothing but a few internships worth of experience too.
128.
by oniTony 16y ago
Entry level at top tier companies such as Google/Facebook/Amazon/Microsoft will break $100K if you include signing bonuses and stocks. I suppose those are the exception though.
129.
by oniTony 16y ago
This is what I'm finding weird. At the very end of the article, it does mention just this: > Non-compete contracts have previously been upheld in Washington state courts. In California, where Salesforce.com is based, non-compete contrac
130.
by oniTony 16y ago
This seems pretty amazing, but I guess there's no way around letting users work on arbitrary JavaScript and XSS? http://jsfiddle.net/wk7sK/
131.
by oniTony 16y ago
At top-tier software companies, expect all of the (applicable) questions to be accompanied by the "and what is the runtime complexity of your solution" followup question. Depending on your abilities, the interviewer will try to lead you tow
132.
by oniTony 16y ago
What if the infringing content was committed after the fork was created? It'd be pretty bad locking repos that did not merge in the offending line(s) of code.
133.
by oniTony 16y ago
Is that background from Groupon? http://assets1.grouponcdn.com/images/groupon/landing_pages/b...
134.
by oniTony 16y ago
"FT.com articles are only available to registered users and subscribers." What? Edit: oh, it works if your referrer is Google instead of HN.
135.
by oniTony 16y ago
Supposedly to "LiveCD" onto random hardware. I have lost my ability to function productively in a Windows environment...
136.
by oniTony 16y ago
After Amazon's investment into LivingSocial, the valuation shot into "over $1 billion" http://techcrunch.com/2010/12/02/livingsocial-confirms-175-m... but controlling only 8% of the market, vs Groupon's 79%. It would have been a very expe
137.
by oniTony 16y ago
Persistent desktop accessible from anywhere via VPN.
138.
by oniTony 16y ago
A much more interesting dive into exploring a binary's internals, at DEFCON CTF difficulty -- http://hackerschool.org/DefconCTF/17/B300.html
139.
by oniTony 16y ago
It costs nothing to you and I to switch search engines. The cost is a lot greater for the kind of people who type URLs into Google's search field, to navigate the intertubes.
140.
by oniTony 16y ago
> Maple says nlognlogn, which could solve NP party? And you are all invited.