shurane

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by shurane 13y ago
What are the clever, resourceful, and truly evil recruiters doing? I guess the amateur ones can filter by universities and organizations, but surely there's a more efficient way to wade through the swamp of linkedin?
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by shurane 13y ago
Makes sense. If they drive £25,000, then that would compel them to build the product at a quicker pace. Otherwise, maybe there's not enough desire for it. And so they won't bother upping the pace.
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by shurane 14y ago
Nothing like being politically correct to strangers.
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by shurane 14y ago
But for simple issues, is it necessary for Mark or Dave to go through the tickets themselves? The examples you gave didn't have to be personally closed by Mark. If people are willing to contribute, wouldn't they also be willing to help you
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by shurane 14y ago
Hey, makes sense. What @jashkenas has is a centralized place where tickets are filed, instead of submitting issues, tasks, code to other maintainers, who then merge those into jashkena's work. Eventually everything trickles into jashkena's
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by shurane 14y ago
It's pretty rad. That's an effectively big botnet. I wonder if it's possible to have a breakdown of residential vs enterprise for the boxes he's connected to. Maybe a sample of the local subnet? Or doing port scanning on the internal networ
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by shurane 14y ago
Your description makes a lot of sense, though. Most regular users know how Dropbox works, right? So way easier to relate. Cool stuff.
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by shurane 14y ago
Nice conservative review of Google Fiber. Is hosting off of Google Fiber off-limits? This would be great for people who drive medium amounts of traffic but don't want to pay for hosting. Back up the server, maybe use a CDN for faraway place
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by shurane 14y ago
Awesome slider. Works nicely on Dolphin and Browser. How does this compare with DragDealer? http://code.ovidiu.ch/dragdealer/ Yours looks smoother, but it's too close to tell.
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by shurane 14y ago
What about an easy way to redistribute customized versions of Firefox? What im thinking about is something like a software pack or plugin bundles, similar to ninite. Very much like the spf-13 vim distribution. Or like some of the bundled ec
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by shurane 14y ago
Is there a solid alternative to OAuth that's third-party and not roll it your own?
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by shurane 14y ago
There's probably a boxen script for getting a lamp stack up and running on a lot of linux boxes: https://github.com/boxen/our-boxen It'll save you a lot of the configuration problems initially, until you're ready to configure.
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by shurane 14y ago
How does this work for proprietary software, or stuff that requires installation keys or authorization? Say Office 2011 or sublime text 2 or some other paid app (whether in the app store or not)?
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by shurane 14y ago
Or just gloves instead of implants. So you can take them off, but still get the benefit when they're on. I don't see why it isn't possible.
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by shurane 14y ago
What's preventing non-technical employees from jumping aboard on IRC? There's a web client and desktop clients are fairly simple to set up. The big advantage I see to IRC is how long it's been around. Plenty of clients and setups catering t
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by shurane 14y ago
The finance team at appnexus use ipython internally to scrape files, create aggregates, etc. I dunno, it's just about teaching them about it at the right level. Don't swamp them with thousands of details, and don't leave them without a life
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by shurane 14y ago
The finance team at appnexus use ipython internally to scrape files, create aggregates, etc. I dunno, it's just about teaching them about it at the right level. Don't swamp them with thousands of details, and don't leave them without a life
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by shurane 14y ago
How does it compare to other offers? Yammer, just plain IRC, etc?
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by shurane 14y ago
Isn't switching from Haskell to Pascal or Java a huge switch? That's a change in thinking style, even!
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by shurane 14y ago
Autoconnecting to an open wireless network and then to a VPN afterwards would circumvent that problem. It'd be nice and convenient.
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by shurane 14y ago
Very awesome. Got any more projects up your sleeve? Is it better to have an xml feed and load that instead of a JSON file? I wrote a scraper that dumped university courses at my school to a JSON file. I would load that JSON file and load th
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by shurane 14y ago
I would like to know as well. The math gatherings that I found where I live ( NYC ) have been a bit lacking.
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by shurane 14y ago
Could you give a few links to papers on Burroughs systems and the Connection Machine? Is this article on LtU [1] and Daniel Hill's Connection Machine paper and book the sources I ought to look at? Titles to some papers or some comparisons o
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by shurane 14y ago
About muli-windowing, are you talking about Onskreen's Cornerstone and perhaps these links by Steve Kondik [1] and CyanogenMod [2]? [1]: https://plus.google.com/100275307499530023476/posts/ViCME1bb... [2]: https://plus.google.com/+Cyanog
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by shurane 14y ago
You've really sold me on this. Just letting you know. This is something that I would have liked to see or bite on for a while now. Didn't know something like this existed already. I haven't heard exactly good things on developing with Marma
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by shurane 14y ago
That sounds like something that Readability, Pocket, or Instapaper could very well implement. Considering they already declutter webpages as it is.
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by shurane 14y ago
I wouldn't say it's so much as driving click traffic. It was a response to an event that happened somewhere else. I mean, he could have just renamed the article as "Response to the Sandy Hook Shooting", but it's not as close to what he actu
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by shurane 14y ago
I am in love with Feynman. He's so captivating.
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by shurane 14y ago
I'm not sure I completely agree with you, but these are some valid points. What happens once we run out of unskilled jobs due to the machines?
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by shurane 14y ago
But there's an astounding lack of mathematical rigor in software. It may all call crumbling down like a house of cards. And it does. People don't know theory, nor do they want to learn it. They just want to get work done. Although all theor

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