666lumberjack

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The Rules of Attraction: Language(blog.ploeh.dk)
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The shodan programmer (2013)(sasamat.xen.prgmr.com)
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Not on the internet, as far as I'm aware.
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Do people not use bitcoin to purchase drugs anonymously on the Internet?
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
The idea of drag-and-drop editors replacing code is laughable as far as I'm concerned. We might eventually see compilers evolve to the point where a specification written in natural language can be translated into a program automatical
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Are you Libertarian or do you have a non-partisan objection to the IRS specifically?
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Wrong thread, you're in 'Who wants to be Hired' but you want 'Who's Hiring'[0] [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18354503
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
>there's no way to search "startups using x" for a generic technology, like serverless or NoSQL Are you aware of stackshare.io? It's not perfect for what you're asking - you have to search for specific tools rath
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
How long are you planning to spend travelling? This might be something you've already considered, but with jet lag and the general unpleasantness of airline travel you'll probably want more acclimatisation time in each new place t
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Interesting stuff. I'd be curious to know how Netflix are getting on with it now.
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Findings from thousands of technical interviews – interviewing.io blog(blog.interviewing.io)
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Choose not to have (biological) children.
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
The post you link actually states the opposite, that Elevators are more dangerous than all the other listed methods of travel except the Space Shuttle.
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
That's a good suggestion, but runs into the same problem - how do you find interesting companies to contact directly?
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Ask HN: How do you find interesting companies to apply to?
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The Orthogonality Thesis, Intelligence, and Stupidity [video](youtube.com)
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
I'm not an expert by any means, but as far as I know a lot of the issues are partially attributable to the fact the F-35 is trying to do everything for everyone. If that's true then I imagine planes that try to do one thing well h
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
It seems inevitable to me that as ML-based algorithms get better at exploiting the quirks in our monkey brains and keeping us on platforms for longer and longer periods, somebody will need to develop a counter-algorithm that lives in a brow
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Unless we see major breakthroughs in the field of Fusion energy or long distance power transmission (Fibre optics for beamed power? Very high temperature superconductors?), I'm more and more convinced that immediate reliance on solar+w
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
There are a surprising number of hidden values / details with which a naive hacker could be tripped up - especially for event Pokemon - but it is definitely possible to create undetectable hacked Pokemon with enough work. There are als
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
There have been at least two attempts (that I know of) to create a competitive (6v6 singles) battling AI, although they were a few years ago and relatively primitive by modern standards. I expect that the relatively limited official support
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Most people who battle at a high level play on a simulator where any legal Pokemon is available to everyone, or alternatively use tools to 'hack' whatever Pokemon they want into the game. Some of the most popular strategies use Po
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
I think the best people to be ask would be women who've left CS, either at undergrad level or after being employed for some period of time.
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Are you open to Juniors?
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
I closely follow about five podcasts, but in every case I already enjoyed a host's work in a different medium. That might be an artifact of the type of show I tend to enjoy - I like finding out more about people whose work I enjoy - bu
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
Hello Internet Cortex No Dumb Questions The Anthropocene Reviewed Showmakers I like the 'two dudes talking' genre, mostly
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
So, DuckDuckGo with Pagerank?
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
What does 10x better than Google even look like? The only thing I can think of is really good NLP and semantic searches, but Google has data and AI talent that's impossible for a startup to compete with there so it's a dead end.
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
> I would estimate that the job openings that use those languages at less that one half of one percent. Skim the monthly "Who's hiring?" posts here on HN if you'd like to confirm it. I used Kenny Tilton's whoishi
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by 666lumberjack 8y ago
>If I treated options as "nice bonus" it would never make sense to take any startup offer over jobs at established companies. It doesn't, from a financial perspective.

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