dmtroyer

Not to mention every third or fourth post and story is now an ad.

I mean, this seems realistic. Product Security is contacted, the issue goes into some queue somewhere. Eventually it becomes a priority and the correct engineers have to be found to understand the researcher's paper and replicate the issue to their satisfaction.

I should say, I don't regularly use it. Yes I have to use the escape key and the occasional display brightness change. I mostly use a magic keyboard.

Well, my anecdotal experience includes five different MBPs over the last nine years and I haven't had trouble with any of them. I'll continue to buy MBPs and ask for them at work.

I've been using a MacBook Pro 13" or 15" professionally for the last 9 years. I wouldn't use anything else. I don't use the touchbar but I don't mind it. I also appreciate that they are getting thinner and lighter as I regularly carry them in a bag on my shoulder or on my bike.

yawn.

yup. it should disappear soon enough.

An article full of on the subway anecdotes rings pretty hollow to me.

It is unfortunate that the URL that loads after following the link does not actually direct to this particular flowchart. Makes sharing difficult.

Can someone post or link to strategies for optimizing for local google seo?

Suggest an edit.

The stackoverflow listing that you link to is closed.

Agreed but don't waste your time with the film

also, to be fair, I wonder how many of the extensions died in the box.

Seems like they could now afford to have the author consult on the project.

T9 Texting RIP.

But does it have a USB port?!

In all seriousness, pretty cool.

What is a "common fact", exactly?

Unconscionable.

Am I the only one that thinks this 3 column layout is atrocious?

$40k in NYC? That's rough.

Onsite or Remote?

Sublime.

I've been using a combination of Sublime and Emacs for the last 6 years but decided to give Atom a try. Talk about a resource hog. It was noticeably decreasing my battery life and I'm not sure they will ever escape that given it is based on Chromium.

Looking for full, part time or contract opportunities. Full-stack Software Engineer with lots of test automation experience.

Location: Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Remote: Yes (Preferred)

Willing to relocate: Possibly

Technologies: Ruby, Javascript, Python, HTML/CSS and SASS. AngularJS, Rails and Django. MongoDB, PostgreSQL and MySQL. Git, Gulp.js. RESTful web services. Cucumber, Capybara, Protractor.

Resume: http://dmtroyer.github.io/DavidTroyerResume2016.pdf

Github: https://github.com/dmtroyer

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Email: dmtroyer+hn@gmail.com

Is the Engineer II position remote ok?

I was having the same experience where I was getting super disappointing battery performance and was ready to replace it, when I read an article where the author claimed it is very unlikely the battery is at the end of its life (wish I could find it) and it is even more unlikely that a battery you buy off of eBay/Amazon will be better than the one you already have.

Turn off Google Fit, turn off always on OK Google hotword detection, clear the Google Play Services cache.

I think anyone will concede that depending on the location and interest rates, the math can be close. But 4% on a CD and 6% interest only loan? That is not realistic.

someone should start a poll with the question "As a founder, what is your total yearly compensation?"

Right. Keyword here being 'salary'. Most business owners pay themselves only enough of a reasonable salary to keep from getting audited and compensate themselves through other, technically non-salary, means, for tax purposes.