In case you don't know me already, I'm Jarrod Nettles, a Senior Developer at Apple Inc. I also go by the Twitter handle @hayvok, and blackshawk on Github (don't ask me why they're different). I have no real, formal blog since, well, I work at Apple. I'm posting this because I confused a good many people and I feel honor-bound to explain.
On April 1st Hacker News had their "Who's Hiring" thread. Since I'm currently looking for a developer, I decided to go ahead and post. Here's the content of that post, along with a link to the original.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5475813 - Original HN Post
Apple Inc: Cupertino, CA - Web Developer (PHP, Node.js, Ember.js) - Sorry, no remote!! Relocation offered. (I know, I know...) We're rebuilding an internal app from scratch and it needs to be blazing fast and real-time.
Here's our tech stack (right now).
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I considered buying a carbonator like this one, but was turned off by their proprietary Co2 cartridges and bottles. I decided to go a little more DIY, did a little reading, and here's what I ended up with:
- 10lb. Aluminum Co2 Tank - $86.40
- Co2 Regulator - $42.70
- Co2 fill up from my local AirGas - $25
- "The Carbonator" cap - $13.99 (I got three)
- Ball Lock Disconnect - $6.75
- 10ft. of 1/4" braided vinyl tubing from Home Depot - $10
- 2 hose clamps for the tubing - $1
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