Aegean

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by Aegean 17y ago
Sorry I thought my email showed up - please email me on bahadir@l4dev.org. We're a small team building a hypervisor for the linux kernel. I am looking to find the people in advance to be ready as demand may arise quickly.
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by Aegean 17y ago
No not yet, probing for now - given that it's hard to find the right people.
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by Aegean 17y ago
C/Assembler/Linux kernel expert on hardcore low-level concurrent stuff? I would be interested to talk. We work remotely.
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by Aegean 17y ago
I am glad to see this. Experts exchange is an oldschool clunky website with a very boring IT look & feel. I hate it because I would like to transfer my wisdom to people but it is so hacker unfriendly with ads and free trials. Free trial
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by Aegean 17y ago
I acknowledge the fact that a product is more likely to be successful if it is made simpler. And I face the difficulty of trying to create a complex product every day. Hence his advice: "Are you considering starting up a business because yo
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by Aegean 17y ago
How large is his business now with 5 hours a week?
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by Aegean 17y ago
Sure. It's a scrappy startup with a small team. Company Name: B Labs Company Founded: 2009 Age: 27 Product: B Labs develops a hypervisor/virtualization platform for high-end embedded systems. Benefits: - Multi-core processors of the future
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by Aegean 17y ago
I've been working on it for quite some time. Its nearly ready now, and it supports the quad core Cortex A9 - the latest intel rival mobile cpu.
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by Aegean 17y ago
One good way to tackle is to use threads for hiding shared data. In a nutshell, instead of sharing variables between threads and protecting them by a lock, each thread has access to a portion of data, and they synchronously communicate. The
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by Aegean 17y ago
That's what my startup is about. Leveraging multiple cores using a hypervisor: http://www.l4dev.org
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by Aegean 17y ago
Agree: Upvote, Disagree: Downvote. That shouldn't be the way to go. I insist the article is novice advice. At least take the time to reply on how you find it original rather than simply downvote.
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by Aegean 17y ago
How this article got so much points I'll never know. Its some novice advice on version control. Why don't you read the git books, they'll tell you all about it in well-organized fashion: http://book.git-scm.com
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by Aegean 17y ago
Its unlikely to run Android because Android is ARM based.
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by Aegean 17y ago
I couldn't find any on yours either. We're not hiring right now but please contact me on bahadir@l4dev.org and lets keep in touch.
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Ask HN: How to rapidly get a product/company website built?
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by Aegean 17y ago
Which job sites in india are you using? Recently I put a cutting-edge, hardcore (low-level, C, cpu architecture, smp, concurrency type job) startup job post to Naukri and I only seem to get mediocre responses. I believe it's a two sided iss
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by Aegean 17y ago
I knew something like this would come up the day the polygon-based 3D was out. The nice graphical games we played suddenly had turned into cold, rigid polygonic characters (E.g. the difference between Diablo I and Diablo II, or AOE or Age o
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by Aegean 17y ago
It's intuitive and shows new-world thinking. Most gcc developers are too old to care about doing such enhancements to gcc. They wouldn't change it just for the sake of status quo. As of 2010 we do need stuff like this, though gcc still has
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by Aegean 17y ago
I didn't get what this sharing code was about until I read the earlier post: http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0008.2/0201.h... I think this is a typical engineering argument and its got nothing to do with curse of gifted e
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by Aegean 17y ago
It looks like a fairly standard Phd student resume to me. I don't really see much extra in it. Yes there are some published papers, but so have many Phd students. Regarding google success, I would say him studying the right subject and doin
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by Aegean 17y ago
I don't see why it is so capital-oriented. It is certainly better than nothing, but a fairer scheme would also include skills assessment. Otherwise its against the nature of entrepreneurship - venture capital is not a prerequisite to a succ
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by Aegean 17y ago
I bought a business lXnXvX laptop, and guess what? There is a pile of junk waiting for me named as enhanced experience , well thanks it really made my day by continuously bringing up pc diagnosis software at ridiculous times and asking me
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by Aegean 17y ago
good technology but the first thing I looked for was how to make people unfollow me. It's simply stupid how they forget privacy and only look at the _buzz_ it brings. I will turn it off for now.
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by Aegean 17y ago
For the part: "Why C instead of Lisp? Because worse is better." Well, C has a distinct position among many other languages such that constructs in C map one-to-one to the way the cpu executes. That is exactly why C. Not because it is wors
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by Aegean 17y ago
very interesting and also very well told.
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by Aegean 17y ago
The problem with these approaches are that they're inflexible. Most parts are hardcoded closing the way for further development.
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by Aegean 17y ago
its a very small detail for why it is hard. there is about 100 - 150 more other things you need to worry about just as much.
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by Aegean 17y ago
The problem is that adding structure to the default data means specialized APIs to access them. This is why a generic, object oriented data store would be very complex to maintain. While fundamentally necessary, files are not the answer to
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by Aegean 17y ago
I am a single founder because I don't think I would find a founder that would work equally harder, and have equally deep experience on the subject or simply be equally relentlessly resourceful. I found that the only thing that makes me sign
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by Aegean 17y ago
Just be what you are and don't be afraid to lag behind in many different aspects of smartness . I usually don't say things that people find extremely intriguing, I also am a slow responder in arguments. I have to think. But when I think fo

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