tylermac1

Quintessential elevator music.

At first glance I thought this read "NSA data API".

Knew it was too good to be true. Still very cool nonetheless. The Landsat 8 data is very neat specifically.

Gruber's review has it anywhere from 30-50% with moderate use at the end of the day. Only time it got below 10% was when he was doing "heavy testing". http://daringfireball.net/2015/04/the_apple_watch

Yes they are. Your complaints in your article hardly signal the "end of the Internet".

Apps are essentially a new form of the website as we know it now.

True, I guess I imagined it more as building a shopping list throughout the day/week and ordering once at the end of the day, not separate orders for every button click.

Interesting idea. Seems like having one button per item would be overkill.

Maybe have one generic button that opens an app on your phone to choose an item from your 'frequently purchased' items.

This should be required reading for all who buy Zero To One.

My public state school had their own police force. The actual University-paid officers weren't actually allowed to arrest anyone though. The 'real' cops were the city cops on the University beat.

The company I work for does Titanium DMLS. Can get a free automated quote too. http://www.protolabs.com/fineline

Not necessarily. I've had security deposits where only a certain percentage is refunded after any necessary deductions. Depends on what they signed in the lease. But still, it was never designed to actually be collected, just a number to scare someone away. Not much more to look into it.

The numbers are just there to make it impossible to pay. They want the tenant out so they can sell the house.

How is it completely irrelevant?

That actually sounds like it could be the name of a game.

More refined sense of scope/scale.

Location: Minneapolis, MN

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not currently

Technologies: C++ (Microsoft VC++/MFC), Web (HTML/CSS/PHP/JS), C# (Unity3D and .Net), OpenMP/MPI (C++)

Cursory Knowledge: iOS (Swift)

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=91467456

Email: tylermac1 (at) gmail.com

About Me: I'm a junior developer looking for a little more cutting edge work in the software world. I currently write C++ for proprietary CAD software to interface with CNC mills. While at my current company I have written a few custom web apps to help save thousands of developer hours per year. I also have experience with distributed computing with MPI and parallel programming with OpenMP. I'd like to transition to more of a back-end developer role and am an incredibly motivated individual.

I have remote experience working/managing developers/artists with a company I co-founded in college (Mantis Digital Arts).

Already are. http://www.amazon.com/b?node=8729023011

I love the thrill of solving a particular problem with code. I also like being able to create useful things from simply hitting a keyboard for a while.

I think its a great technical field that also rewards creativity. I'm also and hobbyist musician and I feel that the two skills really work well with each other.

With these kinds of policies being more common in young companies, I highly doubt that paying back unused vacation can have any significant effect on normal operations. In the other case there's also generally limits on how much vacation time you can build up, generally taking a couple years of not taking vacation to max out.

I graduated from high school in 2010 and had a few of these same meetings with administrators and the like. Luckily for me, one of the computer teachers was kind enough to encourage me behind the scenes and give me more constructive things to do with my time (making websites for small businesses, writing programs for science class simulations, etc.). More kids like the author need that positive encouragement.

It's just CMD + Del.

Probably to avoid accidentally hitting the Delete key and deleting files when browsing. Apple generally avoids making destructive acts easy.

You can't make clickable links in post content.

iOS: Twitter, Facebook, GMail, HipChat, Casts, Flipboard, Authy

2015. 5 - (1 * 0) - 2 = 3. Confirmed.

Congrats! Keep up the great work.

Exactly my reasoning. I love hockey so it's much more fun to me than building the canonical todo-app, etc.

Building an advanced hockey statistics web tool in Meteor.

More of an excuse to learn Meteor than to really make something too useful.

This is totally unrelated but we have such similar handwriting that I could convince myself I wrote your sketches at the beginning.

Love the game! Great job.

Location: Minneapolis, MN

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not within next year.

Technologies: C++, Web (HTML/CSS/PHP/JS), C# (Unity3D and .Net), OpenMP/MPI (C++)

Cursory Knowledge: iOS (Swift)

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=91467456

Email: tylermac1 (at) gmail.com

About Me: I'm a junior developer looking for a little more cutting edge work in the software world. I currently write C++ for proprietary CAD software to power CNC mills. While at my current company I have written a few custom web apps to help save thousands of developer hours per year. I also have experience with distributed computing with MPI and parallel programming with OpenMP. I'd like to transition to more of a back-end developer role and am an incredibly motivated individual.

I have remote experience managing intern developers/artists with a company I helped start while in college.

I'd gladly pay a premium for the freedom to choose where/when I watch the movies/shows on each service. Owning a cable subscription now allows me a few free on-demand shows but they have selected availability windows (usually a week or two after air).