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by ryanar 6y ago
Level Software | 80 - 100K | Senior Frontend Engineer | REMOTE | USA | https://level.io Level is hiring a Senior Frontend Engineer to help us build innovative IT solutions in remote management and monitoring. Please apply throug
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by ryanar 6y ago
Level Software | 80 - 100K | Senior Frontend Engineer | REMOTE | USA | https://level.io Level is hiring a Senior Frontend Engineer to help us build innovative IT solutions in remote management and monitoring. Please apply throug
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by ryanar 6y ago
Sean, the author of this book, is an awesome human being. He is so passionate about helping and teaching others. He is also far too humble, he works on Amazon's C++ WebRTC implementation for AWS services, and then rewrote everything in
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by ryanar 6y ago
AirPods are the first blutooth type device that I switch all the time. If I am hooked up to my phone and connect on my Mac, instantly switches, if I am paired to my Mac and get a call on my phone and accept it, it opens a menu asking if I w
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by ryanar 6y ago
exactly, I am excited about new formats like Amazon's Ion though https://github.com/amzn/ion-js
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by ryanar 6y ago
I read and work with JSON all the time, logs, responses, code generated from json data. The format suffers from not being readable because of the quotes issue. Especially when what you are putting in there has quotes, the amount of escaping
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by ryanar 6y ago
Hey, just want to say I read your blog posts and was searching for a call to action, how do I sign up for Prompt?! I kept asking myself while reading the blog posts. Then I tried googling Prompt / Prompt writing, that name is -not- fav
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by ryanar 6y ago
This is why you see design doc culture at Google as well. At my startup I pushed for an RFC culture to flesh out ideas and break stalemates just as the author describes. I called them RFCs because we don't have a tool that versions doc
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239 Experts with 1 Big Claim: The Coronavirus Is Airborne(nytimes.com)
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by ryanar 6y ago
I have had the same experience. I accidentally drank another person's water bottle at the gym after a set, a few weeks later I had Mono. I have never had the same energy level that I used to have. I used to love working out and had so
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by ryanar 6y ago
Hey is arguing that they want the choice to unlist from the app store entirely so their client would never surface in organic search results, and have no IAP link. That way the only audience they gain are from people they themselves markete
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by ryanar 6y ago
Github is not making money on its ICE contract though. They took that money to donate it to causes to support immigrants and policy change. I actually think they doubled the amount. Github from a political standpoint cant drop one govt agen
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by ryanar 6y ago
My feedback, product looks great, packaging looks great. I would not want to buy the Beef & Cheddar. Compare the label of Beef & Cheddar to Turkey & Cinnamon. Turkey & Cinnamon have four simple ingredients, Turkey, Yogurt Po
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by ryanar 6y ago
seems like there is more discussion here though :/
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by ryanar 6y ago
Level Software | 80K - 100K | Senior Front End Engineer | REMOTE | USA | https://level.tech We are a small startup looking for a Front End engineer to help us build out MVP. We are using: - TypeScript - React - Emotion - GraphQL
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by ryanar 6y ago
Level Software | 80K - 100K | Senior Front End Engineer | REMOTE | USA | https://level.tech We are a small startup looking for a Front End engineer to help us build out MVP. We are using: - TypeScript - React - Emotion - GraphQL
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by ryanar 6y ago
This is because golint complains if you do not write a comment above an exported function. While it does indeed seem silly when reading the code, the purpose is for the go documentation that is automatically generated from this. See https:
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by ryanar 6y ago
WebRTC has built in mechanisms to check how many bytes have been buffered (RTCDataChannel.bufferedAmount), and you can register a low water mark (RTCDataChannel.bufferedamountlow) that fires an event handle when the buffered amount goes bel
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by ryanar 6y ago
This title is pure clickbait and gives no information about what Aurum.js is.
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by ryanar 7y ago
Tweeting at 4-6am and 1-3pm NY time is pretty unusual, and showing up as a dead lawyer in the registry is another quirk. That said, while interesting, I don't know if this article has offered any practical advice. They essentially said
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by ryanar 7y ago
While I despise that Apple can force an entire ecosystem to change, this is probably a net win to push more people to automate their cert process.
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by ryanar 7y ago
Depending on your org size, Github/Gitlab could still be cheaper than Heroku, and the software is much better than any FOSS thing you can find.
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by ryanar 7y ago
huh, when I used them in the past we had someone specifically look at our RDS and data usage and tune it.
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by ryanar 7y ago
I thought part of their managed service was that they optimized / tuned your postgres db based on how you were using it. If that is true, then moving off of the managed service means you are tuning postgres yourself now. Also want to t
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by ryanar 7y ago
I really dislike the choice of `fun` to represent function, `func` is acceptable, `fn` is acceptable, I don't even mind `def` in Python, but `fun` is a widely used english word that is making me do mental gymnastics while reading mint
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by ryanar 7y ago
Around where I live they call it stone and oil, and if it is the same thing as gravel and tar, that is the absolute worst way to regrade a road for the consumer. The sound of oil and stones smacking against your car when you unwittingly tur
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by ryanar 7y ago
I feel like I am missing something here, a mile of road in a rural area costs $1,500,000 to reconstruct? How do small towns afford to maintain their roads?? Perhaps there are many costs that don't inflate as the number of miles increas
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by ryanar 7y ago
Does your dad have a website or github with his work? Would be cool to check it out.
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Flow engineers communicated a few months back to the community saying that they do care, they just were a small team working on the project and had pressing issues at FB to solve first. They mentioned that Flow was really slow for the large
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by ryanar 7y ago
Kimmel & Associates | $100/hour | Part-Time Remote Contract | Rails/GraphQL Seeking a rails contractor, 20 hours a week, we have about 800 hours of work. Please email us at development@kimmel.com https://kimmel.com

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