Tripadvisor | Machine Learning Engineers | Boston | ONSITE INTERNS Full-time

Tripadvisor's Machine Learning group is looking to hire data scientists / machine learning engineers at all levels: intern, entry level, and senior.

The Machine Learning group works on diverse set of problems including personalization, fraud detection, search / navigation, and content curation. We use advanced techniques in natural language understanding, statistical NLP, recommender systems, information retrieval, statistical inference, social network analysis, and machine vision.

If interested, please see the job listings below:

Intern: https://boards.greenhouse.io/tripadvisor/jobs/508922#.WG1R8L...

Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/tripadvisor/jobs/468046#.WG1VML...

Senior Engineer: https://boards.greenhouse.io/tripadvisor/jobs/511612#.WG1VUL...

False. Jet Blue is way better than United, for example.

But what percentage of passengers would fly Jet Blue over United at a more expensive fare?

Enough passengers to fill every Jet Blue flight, apparently. The existence of airlines that are not awful budget ones proves that plenty of consumers are willing to pay more for quality.

It depends on how expensive. Airlines that lose my luggage, charge crazy fees and have incredibly narrow seats often get dismissed out of hand unless they have significant discounts. I usually just check southwest first because of this.

This sounds similar to http://revisionator.com. It's also a web based editor with built in revision control. And, it has moderated documents so you can selectively accept / reject changes.

Someone mentioned conflict resolution. When someone does an unclean merge, it steps you though conflict resolution with the GUI.

It even has branches with merging. (Try copying a document and it creates a branch.)

http://revisionator.com does allow you to download the document and all its revision history. (download button in the document's page.)