enayetn
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Comment · 6 years ago
Writing and publishing longer blog content in parts can help shorten the ‘go to market’ time which I’ve found helps with keeping motivation up and shorter articles rend to have higher readership
Comment · 11 years ago
In case you haven't heard of Serial (http://serialpodcast.org), it is a podcast that dives deep into the minutiae of the fifteen year old homicide case. A case that resulted in the conviction of seventeen year old Adnan Syed, a Pakistani American living in Baltimore, MD, who maintains his innocence to this day.
This project can be found at https://github.com/Anylytics/serial-map, we'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions!
Comment · 12 years ago
Nintendo needs to start developing Pokemon games for mobile already. I would pick up a $20 copy of X/Y for android/iOS in a heart beat.
Comment · 12 years ago
Interesting how Dove takes the opposing view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFkm1Hg4dTI
Makes me wonder what the net effect of selfies/social media has been on our collective self-consciousness.
Series B, onsite in Boston (all levels) and Seattle (Senior+).
We're building the software layer for airspace and critical infrastructure operations. Think real-time optimization across thousands of flights, grid assets, and logistics networks — the kind of problem where your state space is enormous, constraints shift constantly, and the humans in the loop are making life-safety decisions on tooling that hasn't meaningfully improved in decades.
We're hiring across Product, Infrastructure, and ML. If you're a performance minded front-end (web) engineer - I particularly would love to hear from you.
Here's one of our roles https://www.airspace-intelligence.com/careers/role?=6462d3d1... - there's a puzzle at the bottom that'll be trivial for this crowd, but it'll get you my email directly. If you go that route, drop "HackerNews" in the subject so I can prioritize you.
If building software for critical systems sounds interesting, I'd love to hear from you.