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Gambyt | Ann Arbor, MI | Remote | https://www.gambyt.com/ * Software Engineer - https://gambyt.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=53 * Jr. Software Engineer - https://gambyt.bamboohr.co…

Gambyt | Ann Arbor, MI | Remote | https://www.gambyt.com/ * Software Engineer (Portals and Games) - https://gambyt.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=54 * Software Engineer (Cloud Servi…

Gambyt | Multiple Roles | Full-time | Remote / Office Optional in Ann Arbor, MI Gambyt's mission is to make regulated gaming products more relevant and accessible to the world. We …

I wrote a tool that explores different ways to cluster in the RGB space - https://github.com/mattnedrich/palette-maker It compares k-means, median-cut, and simple RGB space quantiz…

Gambyt | Full Time | Ann Arbor, MI | Onsite or Remote https://www.gambyt.com Gambyt develops digital solutions for lottery industry and aspires to enter the casino and sportsbooks …

Gambyt | Full Time | Ann Arbor, MI | Onsite (WFH until the pandemic ends) https://www.gambyt.com Gambyt develops digital solutions for lottery industry and aspires to enter the cas…

I had the same reaction to the email

I think they'll absolutely do this (assuming there isn't a physical ESC key). But, I think the experience would suck for users that are hitting ESC all day (e.g., vim users)

The MBP is nice b/c of the retina screen. Most laptops have crappy screens. In fact, I would go as far as saying that the MBP has the best screen by a decent margin.

I actually use my laptop keyboard almost exclusively (my setup is MBP + external monitor). I have an external keyboard that I use every now and then, but I love the portability of …

I'm kind of in the same boat as you. I'm a heavy vim user, and a weird ESC key would really suck. I may be able to get used to ~ as escape, would take some getting used to though.

I came across this photo (potential casing for new MBP): http://cdn.macrumors.com/article-new/2016/05/macbook_pro_2016_case_top.jpg Notice the missing top row of function keys. Peo…

I do agree that projects are the most fun when you're building something useful that you want to use. I sometimes fall into the trap of convincing myself that what I'm building isn…

Great advice - also applies to college graduates. It applies to everyone, really :)

If the most important quality is being able to think abstractly and solve problems, why does it matter if they have a CS degree or come from a bootcamp? I do agree with you that CS…

Additionally, I think passion is something you can develop over time as you become more proficient at something. Training is like eating your vegetables. It's not always fun, but y…

I never really understood the advertising business model. It seems like a reasonable approach for some companies and services, but somehow it has become the cornerstone of the tech…