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by skyraider 11y ago
Not rushing to judgement, but consider looking into your email deliverability. Google's spam filters aren't perfect; resumes from domains with misconfigured deliverability settings do get flagged.
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by skyraider 11y ago
LedgerX. Full-time onsite in NYC. Remote OK for exceptional candidates. https://ledgerx.com LedgerX is an institutional trading and clearing platform that is awaiting regulatory approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading C
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by skyraider 11y ago
> I don't know what you mean exactly. Do you mean you want to test the code that will result after the merge instead of the commit in the feature branch? It would be a nice option to test the merge of the feature branch with master
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by skyraider 11y ago
Super.. good to hear! Ideally the community can get a little more involved in design/UX too. I'm not sure if GitLab plans to set the tone there first - perhaps that's also on the roadmap. > Would Roboto work, for instance?
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by skyraider 11y ago
GitLab Enterprise user here. GitLab's open-source policy is one of the major reasons we chose it (along with self-hosting and fairly modern, built-in continuous integration), but the GitLab community could use some additional design an
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by skyraider 11y ago
LedgerX - New York, NY (Manhattan). Local or remote. We are building regulated bitcoin infrastructure for Wall Street, which will be launched once our application to the CFTC has been approved. We have built a bitcoin options exchange and c
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Ask HN: How do you handle “corporate IT” needs at a startup?
7 points by skyraider 12y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: How do you do Docker CI?
11 points by skyraider 12y ago|2 comments
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by skyraider 12y ago
LedgerX - New York, NY (Manhattan). Local or remote. Join us to build a US-based exchange for virtual currency derivatives. We have a Python, ZeroMQ and C++-based backend. We are looking for a software engineer who can build out features al
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by skyraider 12y ago
LedgerX - New York, NY (Manhattan). Local or remote. Join us to build the first US-based exchange for virtual currency derivatives. Our culture is about compliance, quality and learning. Regulatory compliance is our top focus; we have a top
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US Suspect Possibly Targeted for Drone Attack(breitbart.com)
3 points by skyraider 13y ago|0 comments
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by skyraider 13y ago
Well, OP is saying that fallacies in logic are really only fallacies if the assumptions that constitute the definition of that fallacy actually apply to a particular situation. Because situations differ so much, context is critical, and OP
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by skyraider 13y ago
Yes, and the ironic thing is that the 'well-actually' person is often /less/ correct in that they miss the main point in pursuit of compliance with arbitrary rules. Being pedantic is akin to writing beautiful code that n
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by skyraider 13y ago
To be more specific - the notion that it's a courtesy is mistaken. It's considered rude at best, and the general public may (rightly) interpret a well-actually as a mark of low social or emotional intelligence. So, we must careful
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by skyraider 13y ago
I think the OP used 'logical fallacy' ironically. But maybe not: Consider this. Many, many formal systems describe behavior and not some underlying truth. The question of whether reality can even be reduced to a formal system is s
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by skyraider 13y ago
I know you're doing it in jest, but it's interesting how often the tendency to 'well-actually' minor, irrelevant factoids and the tendency to reduce conversations to axiomatic systems appear together. It's part of t
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by skyraider 13y ago
Of course, in the theory, there aren't price controls (because one of the fundamental lessons of economics is that price controls cause shortages). And in reality, there are lots of price controls on generics. That's not a bug wit
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by skyraider 13y ago
Yes, this is what happens when justice gets politicized by populist fury. It's extremely scary.
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by skyraider 13y ago
Everyone here seems really eager to take the DOJ at face value. Wow. Quite a reversal. In order to get anywhere, the DOJ has to charge HSBC with willful violations. So of course the government alleges that the violations were willful. Eve
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by skyraider 13y ago
Sure. Another way to interpret "JavaScript" is that it means using one of the various data-binding frameworks. But who knows, I didn't write the article.
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by skyraider 13y ago
Probably talking about JSON and similar formats like JSON API.
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by skyraider 13y ago
The graph shows old techs that currently serve as more-or-less substitute goods for REST. He's saying the four items listed below have a much smaller or even tiny but, as of recently, nonzero following.
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by skyraider 13y ago
In context, the graph is intended to show the dominance of REST over time and not how it's losing out to any of the other items.
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by skyraider 13y ago
I would add that if you think it's not so hard to imagine, maybe share your imaginations with others. Simply asserting it's easy to imagine hasn't worked out well for science in terms of communicating its findings to the publ
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by skyraider 13y ago
Right. My point is that the evidence is there but there's a difficulty in developing or accepting an intuition for evolution given the huge timescales involved in unicellular-to-human evolution, even though it's well-supported by
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by skyraider 13y ago
Not to go all [0][1][2][3] on one word in your thoughtful comment, but for me, it is always worthwhile to ponder the fact that the theory of evolution is not about chance per se. You take the intelligent-design approach - pattern recognitio
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by skyraider 13y ago
SEEKING WORK: Remote (NYC based). Available to meet or kick off projects at client locations. We (Databracket) are an experienced distributed team who do full-stack web dev, distributed systems, architecture and algorithms work. We most oft
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by skyraider 13y ago
The entire economy is centrally planned. Edit: Social coordination of the means of production, as opposed to coordination by market forces, is in fact the definition of socialism. Whether it's done by a state or various small groups do
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by skyraider 13y ago
The awkward thing about ideology is that it doesn't have a built-in feedback loop for measuring performance and adjusting accordingly.
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by skyraider 13y ago
"There's no technical reason that a central planner can't do the same." As another commenter indicated, this is not necessarily both possible and efficient to do with any known model of a computer. Also, to the extent th

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