stoey

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   by stoey 9y ago

   Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Yes (2 years experience) Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, Backbone, jQuery, SASS, CSS, Linux (kernel module development & administration/usage), FreeBSD, Postgres
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   by stoey 11y ago

   Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Python, Django, JavaScript, Backbone, jQuery, Linux, FreeBSD, Postgres, MySQL, C++, many more Resume: Ask Email: dan+jobs@<username>.net 12 years of experie
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   by stoey 11y ago

   This reminded me of NASA's GRACE mission [1] that I recently heard about. It can track the depletion of California's aquifers (for example) based on the tiny changes in orbit of the two tandem satellites. Was mentioned on a recen
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   Android gradient screenshot madness(quirksmode.org)

   12 points by stoey 12y ago|1 comments
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   Node.js in Flame Graphs(techblog.netflix.com)

   778 points by stoey 12y ago|240 comments
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   FTDI driver kills fake FTDI FT232s(eevblog.com)

   342 points by stoey 12y ago|306 comments
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   Hacking Snapchat's people verification in less than 100 lines(stevenhickson.blogspot.ca)

   7 points by stoey 13y ago|0 comments
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   Don't do this (PyCon AU 2013)(slideshare.net)

   3 points by stoey 13y ago|0 comments
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   by stoey 14y ago

   That's not actually what the Crockford link says [1] it talks about using array and object literals in place of `new Object()` or `new Array()`. Which does indeed seem faster [2]. [1] http://yuiblog.com/blog/2006/11/13/javascript-we-hardly