pkrumins

Browserling | Remote | Full-time | https://www.browserling.com

We're a small team working on projects targeting web browsers and native platforms, looking for an experienced versatile programmer with strong knowledge of low-level systems programming and experience with building networking programs, with focus on simplicity and performance. Great if you're familiar with low-latency real-time streaming, virtualization and reverse engineering. We use C, WebAssembly and Node.JS.

Send a resume to jobs@browserling.com if interested.

Browserling | Remote | Full-time | https://www.browserling.com

We're a small team working on projects targeting web browsers and native platforms, looking for an experienced versatile programmer with strong knowledge of low-level systems programming and experience with building networking programs, with focus on simplicity and performance. Great if you're familiar with low-latency real-time streaming, virtualization and reverse engineering. We use C, WebAssembly and Node.JS.

Send a resume to jobs@browserling.com if interested.

Browserling | Remote | Full-time | https://www.browserling.com

We're a small team working on projects targeting web browsers and native platforms, looking for an experienced versatile programmer with strong knowledge of low-level systems programming and experience with building networking programs, with focus on simplicity and performance. Great if you're familiar with low-latency real-time streaming, virtualization and reverse engineering. We use C, WebAssembly and Node.JS.

Send a resume to jobs@browserling.com if interested.

If anyone likes CSS2, then I’m hiring. We use vanilla CSS2 (and vanilla HTML4 and vanilla JavaScript via <script> tag — no node modules or bundlers) as it simply works. Message me if interested.

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How does Protonmail compare to Gmail? Has anyone switched to Protonmail from Gmail?

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TCL is such a neat language. I haven’t written that many blog post about it but it’s about as expressive as Perl. A true GTD language.

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You can find the prime factors of the number 15.

I work on everything randomly and don’t maintain any log.

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The latest trick in web development is using the system font stack - this way there is no need for fallback fonts. We are moving all our products to system font stack and it looks perfect.

We’re trying this in production right now for our tunneling feature. So far looks very promising!

My definition of a perfect commit is any commit that goes to production because only shipping matters.

Time spent reading books is time not spent deploying. The only thing that matters is deploying.

I didn’t read a single book. I deployed to production nearly 2000 times instead.

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Isn’t it Q3? Q4 just started (Oct 1 - Dec 31).

Can anyone explain why in physics you use a 3x3 matrix for rotation but in computer graphics you have a 4x4 with “1” in the lower right corner of the matrix.

It’s missing infinite canvas and infinite zoom mode.