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Using Elastic Graph and Kibana to Analyze Panama Papers
(elastic.co)
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10y ago
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Structured logging with Filebeat
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10y ago
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Why and how we merged our open source projects in a single Git repo
(elastic.co)
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11y ago
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Elasticsearch as a time series DB
(elastic.co)
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11y ago
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Monitoring MongoDB with Packetbeat and Elasticsearch
(elastic.co)
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11y ago
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All Hacks from the Docker Global Hack Day
(docker.com)
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12y ago
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13y ago
Oracle - Berlin, Germany We were a young startup making a monitoring product for VoIP networks that was recently acquired by Oracle. Some things have changed in the process but we still work on the same product, have the same org-chart and
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13y ago
Oracle - Berlin, Germany I know Oracle is not the typical company looking for candidates on HN, but we're actually a small company recently acquired by Oracle, and we're mostly maintaining our way of working and mentality. We'
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Smartcd: Alter your bash (or zsh) environment as you cd
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Prof. Dr. Style (2010)
(contemporary-home-computing.org)
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15y ago
Berlin, Germany. IPTEGO is building a VoIP (and not only) monitoring and troubleshooting product that is changing the way operators are running their networks. We're currently looking for Frontend/Javascript developers, C developers and Pyt
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tudorg
15y ago
No, half of the team has only English as a common language. However, it must be reasonably easy to get a work permit for Germany. Judging by your username, this could be an issue, but contact us nevertheless and we'll see what's possible.
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15y ago
Berlin, Germany IPTEGO is looking for C/C++ developers ( http://www.iptego.com/jobs/software-developer-cc ) and Field Application Engineers ( http://www.iptego.com/jobs/field-applications-engineer ). No remote work, but we can help you relo
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16y ago
I am curious how www.seznam.cz resisted so long against google. I tried it and it does seem as fast as google and it has a suggest feature, also very snappy. However, I just searched for 'hello' and got a Goatse in the images.
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16y ago
Berlin, Germany. No telecommuting but we can help with relocation. At IPTEGO we're a bunch of HNers that would like to meet you. We're a well funded company doing an analytics and troubleshooting product for next generation networks (NGNs).
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16y ago
I think ENUM ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping ) is meant to do this. It is used by some telecoms.
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tudorg
16y ago
Hi, we (IPTEGO) are hiring in Berlin :-) Check out: http://www.iptego.com/jobs/ Feel free to contact me for more details.
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tudorg
17y ago
IPTEGO, in Berlin (Germany), is looking for python, javascript and C developers to work on a VoIP monitoring product. Experience in those languages is not strictly needed as long as you are willing to learn. We can support you with the relo
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17y ago
I find the sources of ExtJS nice to read. They have an OOP approach.
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Understanding the code inside Tornado
(golubenco.org)
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17y ago
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