Physically I've swapped the commute for a reasonable amount more cycling outside which is nice. Mentally went through the AWS Solution Architect associate and professional certifications and ticked those of. Next up will be to finally update my blog and launch a couple of Slack apps all things I've been meaning to do for a while
I used the Boris Bikes in London 249 times last year, theres an annual pass that costs £90. I commute into the city by train so its a lot easier than using my own bike. In London at least the scheme seems fairly well used with around million hires a month in the summer months http://content.tfl.gov.uk/santander-cycles-quarterly-perform...
We’re looking for a hands on developer with a Ruby on Rails background to join us in the continued development of the Cutover platform and business, after our graduation from the Techstars program
We have a responsive AngularJS front end, built with a RoR backend, with mobile to follow. We want you to be the glue between them and help us continually improve the products API and background services. We're looking for someone with a distinct interest and experience in algorithms, machine learning and recommender systems, as well as experience building and leading teams. You will help shape the technical architecture of the product ongoing, as well as hands on coding. We're looking for a peer, rather than a pure, head down dev.
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
It’s more you we’re interested in. We're looking for:
A solid understanding of the full web technology stack (e.g. HTTP, cookies, headers, asset loading/caching)
Someone who is a real doer – someone who makes things happen; you find a way or make a way.
Someone who has worked in agile teams, shipping great products.
THE TECH STACK
Ruby on Rails 4/5
Capistrano
Knowledge and experience of scheduling algorithms, closure trees, object graphs
Knowledge and experience working with RESTful APIs
GIT, Vagrant, Amazon Web Services automation
APPLY
To apply, please send a copy of your CV and a brief covering letter [email protected]. mentioning Kieran and HackerNews
CUTOVER | RUBY DEVELOPER | London UK | Full-Time | http://www.cutover.com
We’re looking for a hands on developer with a Ruby on Rails background to join us in the continued development of the Cutover platform and business, after our graduation from the Techstars program
We have a responsive AngularJS front end, built with a RoR backend, with mobile to follow. We want you to be the glue between them and help us continually improve the products API and background services. We're looking for someone with a distinct interest and experience in algorithms, machine learning and recommender systems, as well as experience building and leading teams. You will help shape the technical architecture of the product ongoing, as well as hands on coding. We're looking for a peer, rather than a pure, head down dev.
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
It’s more you we’re interested in. We're looking for:
A solid understanding of the full web technology stack (e.g. HTTP, cookies, headers, asset loading/caching)
Someone who is a real doer – someone who makes things happen; you find a way or make a way.
Someone who has worked in agile teams, shipping great products.
THE TECH STACK
Ruby on Rails 4/5
Capistrano
Knowledge and experience of scheduling algorithms, closure trees, object graphs
Knowledge and experience working with RESTful APIs
GIT, Vagrant, Amazon Web Services automation
APPLY
To apply, please send a copy of your CV and a brief covering letter [email protected]. mentioning Kieran and HackerNews
We’re looking for a hands on developer with a Ruby on Rails background to join us in the continued development of the Cutover platform and business, after our graduation from the Techstars program
We have a responsive AngularJS front end, built with a RoR backend, with mobile to follow. We want you to be the glue between them and help us continually improve the products API and background services. We're looking for someone with a distinct interest and experience in algorithms, machine learning and recommender systems, as well as experience building and leading teams. You will help shape the technical architecture of the product ongoing, as well as hands on coding. We're looking for a peer, rather than a pure, head down dev.
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
It’s more you we’re interested in. We're looking for:
A solid understanding of the full web technology stack (e.g. HTTP, cookies, headers, asset loading/caching)
Someone who is a real doer – someone who makes things happen; you find a way or make a way.
Someone who has worked in agile teams, shipping great products.
THE TECH STACK
Ruby on Rails 4/5
Capistrano
Knowledge and experience of scheduling algorithms, closure trees, object graphs
Knowledge and experience working with RESTful APIs
GIT, Vagrant, Amazon Web Services automation
APPLY
To apply, please send a copy of your CV and a brief covering letter [email protected]. mentioning Kieran and HackerNews
only really via IFTTT, though think I could migrate as most of the people I care to follow on Twitter are broadly doing the same, so whilst I am not actively using it, the ability to jump ship a lot easier is there
In the UK at least its definitely a red tape bureaucratic mess thats causing the problem. Hopefully things like http://openhealthcare.org.uk/ will break through somewhat
Plugging ourselves at intohand.com (I am one of the founders) we have been involved with the Android scene before there was hardware, I personally have given talks and workshops at Droidcon and the Future of Mobile, we have several successful apps and can assist with iOS, Blackberry, Qt and pretty much any other mobile platform you care to mention apart from WP7
Email is in my profile, if you would like to chat more
Whilst I like endless games so this does appeal, I do echo the comments above that it seems to be iOS users would prefer levels to complete, the game and concept itself work great on the 4s
31 I have claimed 10+ but could argue for nearly 20+ as started with basic on a spectrum, however I had a hiatus in my teens before I got involved again properly
1) I have a 128gb SSD for the OS etc where the optical drive was and a 750gb SATA drive replacing the stock one
2) 8GB ram if you use parallels or eclipse etc this a no brainer for the price/ease
3)the hires matt screen (1680x1050) means you can use outside
So whilst not as portable as the airs, it never lacks power and is user upgradeable, my slight fear of the air is you would always be waiting on Apple for an upgrade and it might not quite fit your requirements (large disk or ram)
I also use a backpack anyway so really apart from when I ram it full,to avoid having to check a bag on a plane, the air wouldn't really make that much difference personally, that said its a tough choice especially if you don't need the ram
If you have ever used any payforit service to pay for goods, the intermediary you went through will at the very least have your MSISDN hashed and most likely in the clear (depends on your mobile network operator)
A lot of mobile network operators wash this information about or have it hashed into some other form (which means it can still be used as a unique identifier)