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18nleung
6y ago
Yes - Bazel has excellent protobuf integration compared to other build tools (we were originally using Gradle). We're compiling Kotlin to the JVM, so the build chain is similar to Java's.
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18nleung
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We're not at the scale of Uber yet, but at Jupiter (YC S19) we're using tech like Bazel, protos, and Kotlin to prepare us for when we are: https://starship.jupiter.co/jupiter-stack/ We're actively hiring
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6y ago
I learned JS with this book back when it was ES5 - looks like the new edition is updated for ES6
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Dear Future Jupiter Engineer
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7y ago
How can I get the multiple terminals view in the blog header image?
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Hello to All That? My First Summer in Silicon Valley
(blog.nathanhleung.com)
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What the Superhuman Controversy Reveals About the Shifting Ethics of Software
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Getting a Google Internship Freshman Year
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Why is 1 greater than 0? Using Math to Prove the Obvious
(blog.nathanhleung.com)
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8y ago
It’s most commonly justified in terms of “liquidity” - allowing orders to be filled at as close to “perfect” market prices as possible
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8y ago
I'm probably at the tail end of the generation that grew up with Flash games and I have to say Kongregate was great! I loved playing Warlords: Call to Arms. Thanks for your work.
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18nleung
8y ago
Try an iron condor - you’ll profit if the price of the underlying asset stays between two points
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Random Fibonacci sequence
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8y ago
There's a reason why the U.S. government doesn't pay ransom money to terrorists - it would set a dangerous precedent. While this doesn't necessarily have the same dire consequences, it's a shame that the door has been op
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8y ago
Just read Brikman's Terraform book and it was great! He's a clear writer and great explainer and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a good resource to get started with infrastructure-as-code.
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8y ago
I agree with both points.
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8y ago
Thanks for your feedback. The JavaScript is essential because the entire site is built in React (it's pretty much an SPA), but outside of that what would you suggest I change? I haven't taken any formal design classes so pointers
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8y ago
Hi HN! I'm a high school developer who just went through the college admissions process. Along with my Common Application, I submitted this website to Stanford to show them a little bit of what I've done with technology over my hi
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Show HN: The Portfolio Website I Submitted with My Stanford Application
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8y ago
Hi! Author here, and glad to see my writeup on HN. I’m a JS developer by trade, but I’ve recently started exploring FP/Haskell and came across the Y Combinator. The Y writeups currently online that I read were wonderful for a seasoned
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8y ago
Most orgs like having a single source of truth for their projects, though (for instance, the Linux kernel GitHub repo is simply a mirror). In fact, if anything, this project could set up mirroring so repos are mirrored from GitLab to GitHub
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8y ago
:( It really is pretty cool if you can take a look on a bigger screen!
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Hi HN! I'm a high school developer who just went through the college admissions process. Along with my Common Application, I submitted this website to Stanford to show them a little bit of what I've done with technology over my hi
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Show HN: The Portfolio Website I Submitted with My Stanford Application
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Yesterday, a sweeping new EU privacy regulation called the GDPR (General Data Privacy Regulation) came into effect, imposing a whole bunch of new data-privacy requirements on companies which do business with EU citizens. Since almost all la
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9y ago
Reminds me of StockX - so-called “Stock Market of Things” that was launched a few years ago. StockX, however, deals only in unworn/unused sneakers and streetwear.
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Using a Custom Domain in Gmail for Free with Mailgun and Sendgrid
(medium.com)
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Seconded - all you have to do is specify a build command and an output directory and Netlify will build your site on every commit to master. You can easily add a custom domain, manage DNS, and get Let’s Encrypt SSL with the click of a butto
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9y ago
Unrelated to the GP, but I really like the design of the landing page — did you put it together yourself?
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9y ago
Looks nice in Haskell too. product (map (\n -> n ^ n) [1..5]) == 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 => True
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