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lshemesh

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About lshemesh

CTO Jackpocket Inc

Recent public activity

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    Comment #15833400

    Jackpocket | Systems Engineer | New York, NY | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | Competitive Pay | https://jackpocket.com Jackpocket lets people play official state lottery games right on their …

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    Comment #15116687

    Would be great if this were packaged as a Helm chart.

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    Comment #10615133

    Just turned 33. Was a terrible High School student and a less than stellar college student. I have always been into computers minus a brief stint as a wannabee rockstar. Moved to N…

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    Comment #9160649

    I recently did a Sidekiq background job in ruby passing messages to a python script using zeromq. It was a blast.

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    Comment #8382977

    This sounds like a promising idea to me. Transparency into what data you're giving away and a monetary incentive is a win win IMO.

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    Comment #6990327

    Wow Emacs really can do everything!

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    Comment #6990319

    shit I need to do this ASAP!

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    Comment #6990230

    Best moment: Tutorialize getting its first paying customer Learning: If you're going to use a technology like MongoDB make sure you're using it the way it was intended to be used.

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    Comment #6990204

    and to help my dad clean up his ridiculous Rails 2 apps

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    Comment #6975346

    Oops totally replied to the wrong comment! I agree!

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    Comment #6973918

    I think Lenovo still makes quality products, I'm currently using their x220 (with Mint). I suppose it's possible that their newer models are worse, but I'll give them the benefit o…

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    Comment #6922181

    We'd love to send you to the Play store, but unfortunately the Google Play store is very strict regarding gambling. Interestingly enough, the Apple store isn't as strict. Go figure…

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    Comment #6918854

    I'll do my best to answer your question. We already have a couple hundred users who are quite comfortable trusting us with their lottery tickets, some have won, but clearly not the…

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    Comment #6918208

    Many people wouldn't trust themselves with a piece of paper worth that much. At least with Jackpocket the evidence is digitized before the drawing. What's interesting is that curre…

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    Comment #6916898

    Yes for right now we're only in NY. Would love to open it up in New Hampshire someday.

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    Comment #6916871

    Totally should have mentioned this earlier. For now we're only going to be supporting NY lotteries, that's where our tickets are bought. In order to comply with current lottery rul…

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    Comment #6916851

    FAQ isn't available quite yet, we'll be adding one soon. Jackpocket buys the lottery ticket on your behalf, and actually sends you a digital image of it. Your trust, and a whole bu…

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    Comment #6916782

    Hey thanks for the comment! It is not a subscription delivery service as of yet. We first wanted to nail down the basics of allowing users to select their numbers and get their lot…

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    Comment #6916740

    Hey HN CTO of Jackpocket here. This has been an incredibly fun project to build. If anyone has any technology questions, happy to answer them best I can.

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    Comment #6469125

    I can totally sympathize with the way the author feels but at the same time I'm very aware of how much of à luxury it is to be a software engineer. especially nowadays with so many…

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    Comment #6302152

    Finally a chance to learn Haskell and iOS development at the same time! Will I be able to do this all from a Linux machine or do I still need Apple hardware?

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    Comment #6182142

    Interested to hear some opinions on the numbers in this infographic. I for one found them pretty shocking. Didn't realize Python was so popular.

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    Comment #5760780

    Easel.io is a really beautiful looking product. I just played around with the demo tour and it worked pretty well though a little quirky. Are you using Tourist.js to implement the …