Brad Wright bradwright

Smarkets (London, UK)

Job description

Smarkets, a London-based betting exchange startup, is looking for an experienced front end web developer for a full time position with an immediate start.

Our front end application is a collection of Django apps built on an exclusively Python API client (to a RESTful Erlang API), and we're looking for someone to build out user-facing features.

	/*
	* node-ws - pure Javascript WebSockets server
	* Copyright Bradley Wright <[email protected]>
	*/

	// Use strict compilation rules - we're not animals
	'use strict';

	var net = require('net'),
	crypto = require('crypto');

	#!/bin/bash
	CURRENT=$(df / \| grep / \| awk '{ print $5}' \| sed 's/%//g')
	THRESHOLD=90

	if [ "$CURRENT" -gt "$THRESHOLD" ] ; then
	sendmail [email protected] << EOF
	Subject: [alert] Disk space alert
	To: ME <[email protected]>

	Your root partition remaining free space is critically low. Used: $CURRENT%

	# local screenrc
	screen -t bash 0
	screen -t "paver run" 1
	screen -t "python shell" 2
	screen -t syslog 3 tail -F /var/log/syslog
	screen -t mailqueue 4

	# run some bash aliases
	select 1
	stuff "scd\012"

	#!/bin/bash

	# Setup script designed to get a Ubuntu 10.4 LTS server
	# up and running with secure defaults.

	# Documentation for StackScripts
	# is pretty sparse: see http://www.linode.com/stackscripts/

	# User-inputted values for new Linode
	# <UDF name="user_hostname" Label="Hostname for new Linode" />

	#!/usr/bin/env python

	import sys

	def count_colours(colours):
	colour_index = {}
	for i, colour in enumerate(colours):
	if colour in colour_index:
	colour_index[colour].append(i)
	else:

	function hasAttribute(node,attr) {
	return node.hasAttribute ? node.hasAttribute(attr) : !!node.getAttribute(attr);
	}

	# a heavy int is one where the average of the digits is greater than 7
	# eg: 8678 is heavy because (8 + 6 + 7 + 8) / 4 = 7.25
	# 8677 is not heavy because ( 8 + 6 + 7 + 7) / 4 = 7

	def is_heavy(my_number, heaviness=7):
	# cast @my_number to a string so we can iterate over it, then create a list of
	# numbers greater than @heaviness. if this list length is greater to or equal than half
	# the length of the original list, it's heavy
	return len([i for i in str(my_number) if int(i) > heaviness]) >= (len(str(my_number)) / 2)

	all_possible_plays = Play.objects.filter(preview_only=False, play_start__gte=start_date,
	play_start__lt=end_date, users__is_staff=False)

	for play in all_possible_plays:
	if play_history.has_key(play.song.pk):
	#increment tallies
	play_history[play.song.pk]['plays'] += 1

	if play.credit_taken:
	play_history[play.song.pk]['credit_plays'] += 1

	import re
	pattern = re.compile('^.*?((?<!\.[a-z0-9]{8})png\|jpg\|gif\|swf\|ico\|flv\|zip)$')
	# I want the first two to match, but not the second two
	file_list = [
	'main.ie6.zip',
	'main.zip',
	'main.cb1c4aa1.zip',
	'main.cb1c4aa1.cb1c4aa1.zip'
	]