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by 1-KB-OK 3y ago
Huge! Congrats to the team.
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by 1-KB-OK 3y ago
Yes, agreed. To me this work feels impossible. The author makes it sound so easy and intuitive, it's unreal.
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by 1-KB-OK 3y ago
It had some good results but made up a command called `cargo publish --workspace` when asked about publishing a Rust workspace project to crates.io -- that command would be handy, but doesn't exist. Overall 7/10
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
I agree with the article. The SAT is a chance for any student, regardless of background, to demonstrate academic skills and the ability to succeed. I was one of those students -- my SAT score got me a full merit scholarship. I wasn't a
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
Just find a new gig. I also worked from 2019-2022 for a company without a raise for 3 years. Arguably, I stayed six months too long, but we were doing some greenfield stuff that was actually fun. There's no need to over-analyze or just
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
The papers are all based in cryptography and zero-knowledge proofs specifically. I would argue they are in the first category you described. They seem to be descriptive and walk through a problem but there are no experiments or anything, ju
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
Thanks, this is really helpful! I think I'm on the "just trust that the papers you receive are the state of the art in this field and think about how to implement their conclusions in software" path. I actually prefer that, b
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
I would agree. I'm actually quite a few years out of school though, I have around 5 years of experience. I do have a bit of graduate-level experience but basically never did any real kind of research. That's why I think I'm s
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Ask HN: How do you read an academic paper?
14 points by 1-KB-OK 4y ago|14 comments
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
I've been using `:x` successfully for years after finding it. I had no idea that `:X` actually encrypts the file and can cause havoc lol.
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
I find it a bit surprising that only a few people knew about this code change. I expect other engineers found that piece of code and probably didn't ask any questions. It's normal after working on a codebase for a while to explore
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
Great work! Keep up the high productivity. Miss playing ping pong in New York together :)
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by 1-KB-OK 4y ago
Containers are great tools that can encapsulate an application and its dependencies, allowing apps to run anywhere in a streamlined way. Some container images contain commands to start a long-lived binary, whereas others may simply contain
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Show HN: Copy Container Filesystems Easily With dcp(github.com)
6 points by 1-KB-OK 4y ago|2 comments
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by 1-KB-OK 6y ago
Looks great! Well done jake, joey, jimmy
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by 1-KB-OK 6y ago
I'm actually running into this issue right now, in the context of a test that I'm writing. The test needs to copy some data out of an image. The image contains a full filesystem, and some of the files are read-only. The copy is do
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by 1-KB-OK 6y ago
Interesting how they enforce the namespaced scope for ACK custom resources. This is a logical design choice but makes it trickier for operators to use. Say I have an operator watching all namespaces on the cluster. Since operator CRDs are g
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by 1-KB-OK 6y ago
Makes me think of that one Simpsons scene where Mr Burns finds atoms in his factory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqgvHUg_vxY
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by 1-KB-OK 6y ago
A dilemma that we are running into at work is that we have all our software open source and readily available on github but use an internal bug tracker to manage bugs picked up by QE and other people in our org. These bugs are given signifi
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Show HN: A Lichess Team for HNers(lichess.org)
7 points by 1-KB-OK 6y ago|2 comments
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by 1-KB-OK 7y ago
How much of being a 10x dev comes down to understanding the existing system really well and being able to iterate quickly? I wouldn't call myself a 10x dev but at my last startup I was very productive, definitely more than expected at
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by 1-KB-OK 7y ago
I mostly read fiction books and technical O'Reilly stuff. Would highly recommend both. Reading books is infinitely more relaxing than browsing content online aimlessly.
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by 1-KB-OK 8y ago
It's a fair criticism of the older versions of Go - it did not have good dependency management out of the box. Probably due to the famous Google monorepo and how they did not need to tackle that issue head on themselves. However the pa
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by 1-KB-OK 8y ago
It's a good point that a language needs a platform to really shine. I think one place where Rust can find it is by targeting WASM and being the first systems language that can compile to code that runs in the browser. The rustc compile