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11y ago
Are you the person to contact if we have potential job leads for anyone that was let go?
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11y ago
Maybe thinking of AirPaper? Not taking new customers at this time. Some co-workers have raved about https://www.fancyhands.com/ for this kind of stuff, not sure if that's any different from Magic, though.
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11y ago
So it's a HTTP version of finger / .plan?
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Use something like 12/24/48 (US) or 48/12/24 (UK) if you want to "force" compliance, then you'll at least have an easy sanity check for each field. The other benefit is you can check Y2038 compliance at th
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For the devkit at least, there is an adjustment band that goes from approximately waist-sized down to babydoll-head size, so you should be covered. The only adjustment for eye separation was in software, so YMMV for that side.
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DagCoin : a bitcoin-like cryptocurrency with a "decentralized" blockchain based on directed acyclic graphs - https://bitslog.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/dagcoin-v41.pdf Visual Search at Pinterest - http
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Slightly-more-available link https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty Hash rate has increased by 41.9% over the same period, so the difficulty has kept the time-to-generate relatively fixed - just the way it's
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I would recommend Jira - get the GreenHopper plugin to make it less "old-fashioned", but it's the right tool for the job. You can customize it if you want to go down that rabbit hole, but the built-in workflows should get you
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Channels don't exactly exist, but you can programmatically create topics within streams. Sometimes it gets to be overwhelming, like out GitHub bot that posts every PR for every repo under its own topic within the GitHub stream. It'
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We tried Mattermost at work, and it was pretty terrible. Things like "show new messages" didn't work, which sort of defeats the purpose of a chat app. After that we tried RocketChat, which seems a lot closer to Slack in term
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I reported this a while back, so it's in their backlog somewhere but obviously not super-important: I'd like to see an option to turn off fork notifications for org projects without turning off all org notifications. As-is, I get
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For the common Hangouts use case: Settings -> SMS -> Auto Retrieve MMS -> Uncheck
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"That Dragon Cancer" if you're looking for more info. http://thatdragoncancer.com/ and the kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/godatplay/that-dragon-c...
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11y ago
I got an interview and an offer from a company that I found via http://whoishiring.it/ (featured a couple weeks ago, puts all the whoishiring posts on a map). In this case they took a while to reply because of the holiday w
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Please don't be too clever for your own good - let me Cmd-Click on the links to open in a new tab. I don't want to be taken away from your page, I want to continue reading more about YOUR product before I go to view your "par
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You ask them to rank themselves on a scale from 1 to 10 to see if they know their limitations. I used to answer 10 for some things when I was young and dumb because I had no perspective of what expert-level knowledge really was. Now that I&
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As-is the site is not useful to me, but it has potential. The simple layout is awesome, not cluttered but still presents a bunch of info. Location filters are must-have - whether it's just a sort by name so all of the $MY_CITY jobs are
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Reminds me of Cryptonomicon, http://www.euskalnet.net/larraorma/crypto/slide82.html
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I doubt I'm the only one to confuse the Pascal architecture (successor to Maxwell) with the Pascal language. This will make all of the stuff in Caffe (C++?), Torch (C) and Theano (Python) faster by inclusion of cuDNN, a low-level CUDA-
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Reminds me of http://flynixie.com/ - this one seems a lot more robust, less "snap a quick shot and come back".
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Yes, but does UK citizenship / resident-alien status / locality have anything to do with eligibility for .ie TLD registration? The description of who can use *.ie is slightly vague on Wikipedia, but indicates there has to be a &qu
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I'm curious - will leaving the country affect eligibility for the ind.ie domain?
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Feedback for @damienj: * Your Terms & Conditions link is a PDF that downloads vs displays inline. That's super weird, and I thought I got a report without signing up. Nope, it's your ToS. * The paginated loading of HTML/
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telnet www.example.com 80 GET / HTTP/1.0
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Google Moderator is shutting down on June 30, 2015
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I hope this is real. It feels like a joke, but I could use this. I already have Amazon Subscribe-and-Save set up to deliver products on a regular basis, but the available schedules don't always meet my usage patterns. Having a button f
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Every Comcast employee gets these cards - I got them when I was working for one of their west coast development offices. You're supposed to give them to friends, family, co-workers, strangers, etc. if you hear about them having a probl
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Entropy in VMs is hard to get, it's nice to see an "easy" way to access better system-level entropy. There are also a few utils that let you distribute entropy amongst your VMs[1], but getting everything directly from the sys
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This isn't encryption as much as encoding - there's no key or password involved.
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There are things like amplification attacks (DNS or NTP) where a small amount of attack traffic generates a huge amount of target traffic. Even if the traffic is symmetric (1 byte to target = 1 byte from attacker) the bad guys tend to have
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