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I think you can specify the VPN server. I do it all the time and never let it auto-pick.

Keyboard and other minor equipment acquiring process is also fixed/streamlined now. Its much more self-service and does not require standing in queue or getting manager approval.

And on top of all, the one thing I really respect/revere at Amazon are the builder tools. They are probably the best I've seen so far! And yeah, this is probably today and I've heard it was bad a few years back.

But I can relate to working on weekends though. That still remains.

Shitty formatting hits me. Here is a neat one.

1. Machine Learning - ?

2. Neural Networks - ?

3. Algorithms/Data Structures - (Knuth, CLRS, Skienna)

4. Interview preparation - Cracking the coding interview

5. Computer Vision/Image Processing - ?

6. Javascript, Python, Java, Ruby, Perl, C++, NodeJS, Go - ?

7. Design Patterns - ?

8. Distributed Systems - ?

9. Operating Systems - (Unix Internals by Bach, ?)

10. Networking - ?

11. Website Development/Scalability - ?

12. Fonts/Typography - ?

13. Database Systems - ?

14. AWS - ?

15. Build Systems - ?

16. Website design - ?

17. Photoshop, Indesign - (Not CS related but still)?

18. Android/iPhone App development - ?

Or how the drought is loosing to California..

How does it read data from the PDF? Is there a PDF parser somewhere down inside the code?

Ah yes CMD would be better! Thanks!

It was not in the tutorial as well. The tutorial says "Drag with the right mouse button..."

Also, how do you connect processes in Mac?

You know it pains me to see you ask for resources. Everyday at work, my team uses a couple r3.4x large and c4.8x large for trivial tasks. My team does not realize how valuable a resource they are accessing(and wasting) everyday. I wish I can donate those to you, but company policy forbids me to.

I live in India - and work for one of the tech giants. Our entire team is split into two - one part in the US and the other here in India. We both do the similar amount of work, in fact the estimates our managers give out for upcoming projects are like 25-50% lesser than the ones in US. Yet, we get paid 1/10th of their annual salary. Not that I complain, just comparing the wage differences!

Lol, coming to think of it, 7x$150 is my monthly pay!

Well, you are still free to write resource consuming operations and deploy it to an EC2 instance and call it from Amazon Gateway. Lambda is just an example.

Moreover I feel Lambda can do pretty good stuff. I am sure it will integrate with other AWS services pretty soon and once there is connectivity to an RDS instance, then it solves the use case for half the developer population out there.

That's not just it. They are planning to add post-receive hooks. Imagine doing a commit and writing a post-commit hook to auto-deploy to appropriate hosts or spawn up an EC2 instance to run integration tests.

You can actually add videos to your Kindle book and sell it for a higher price. Note however that the video version is supported only for Fire devices. Checkout - Kindle Textbook Creator - https://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1002998671

What is Github's backend like? Do they use cloud service providers or do they manage their own infrastructure?

Highly curious to know how Github is preventing the site from crashing down.

I recently wrote a library that rasterizes a PDF page to an image and was observing a very similar behavior. It was also highly system dependent and erratic as well. I would randomly see a distorted image of my own screen when I run my program on any PDF. Then figured out I was not initializing the buffer I was using to render the PDF page to image. After I memset'ed it to zero, the problem went away. I still couldn't quite comprehend what was exactly happening in the background.

I just went "Holy shit" when I read this article and realized what a lazy dumba*s I am.

Aren't they poor because they've already made (some) bad economic decisions?

Added to /bin/sh

People should have a copyright on the name N1.. Oppo N1, Nokia N1..

Selection messed up in your website: http://imgur.com/YuowMEm

>Ex. If Apple wanted to, they could watch us through our macbook cameras and listen to us all the time. Which reminds me that my Macbook camera is broken :'(

I noted two things:

1. "Shackling workers to their jobs is such an entrenched business practice that it has even spread to US nationals" - such US arrogance.

2. Almost all names of people affected seem to be from the state of Tamil Nadu in India.

I've noticed no lag either. However I see the same black box around the Volume animation popup. I just felt Apple sucked there - a company that I loved for design and for details making such a mistake?

Adding to that, I've owned two Mac's over a period of 3+ years and never once have they crashed. But today Yosemite just shut down all of a sudden. I've lost my confidence on Yosemite.

So the OP used Google to get a job at well, Google.

I see a lot of empty space here - http://imgur.com/DmXPa3J, to the left and right.

I just wish I had an LCD TV at my home..

Can't wait to get my hands on it. How long before Beta comes out?

Aw, fonts - http://imgur.com/v9E9vOY, the full stop under the P.

"On{x}" can be used to achieve the same functionality on Android. The JS might be a bit verbose, but its as simple as the Javascript code that the OP has written.

I used to set auto-reply messages etc to my girlfriend with On{x} to my girlfriend. I even wrote some JS to auto-call her at specified timing, just to wake her up.

Well, that escalated quickly!

Lol seems they left out AMZN.