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by CBLT 6y ago
> How fast are you going to come up with sorting one or two lists if you don’t already know this is an option? Why would I not know this is an option? The word "sorting" appears in every single study guide I've seen. It&
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by CBLT 6y ago
> The problem is that they still want that optimal solution in the 30 minutes given to you. This is only half true in my opinion. A lot of the interview questions I've gotten are pretty straightforward, for example given two lists
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by CBLT 6y ago
I'm assuming you're talking about https://www.notthewizard.com/2014/06/17/are-files-appends-re... It seems they have a max size of 512 bytes[0] which they reject[1] if the encoded length exceeds. [0
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by CBLT 6y ago
I'm not worried about hitting the same error they did, I'm worried about getting the same customer support they did.
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by CBLT 6y ago
> What's worse about Google Cloud SQL? https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35904358
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by CBLT 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25187170
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by CBLT 6y ago
Have you tried carbon steel? In my opinion it is superior to cast iron in every way, especially durability.
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by CBLT 6y ago
It's certainly easier in tropical countries because you can just use the cold knob, but it's doable in colder places as well. Even using both hot and cold sources to get a comparable temperature, it isn't as easy to get into
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by CBLT 6y ago
I have three reasons why the comment they made was not worthwhile. 1. Tiresome; it gets made every thread, rebutted every thread, and no progress is made in the discussion. It's time to stop saying the same thing over and over. 2. In
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by CBLT 6y ago
So I'm... what? What are you talking about? In what universe is the topic of discussion here about what's popular? If you willingly facilitate people with the intent to hurt and kill, the blood is also on your hands for failure
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by CBLT 6y ago
Unpopular opinion, but I would like HN mods to take action against comments like this. Every time that this topic comes up, where the discussion is about the right and wrong of censorship, about finding a moral balance for safety and just
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by CBLT 6y ago
I've only played a hundred or two games, but my answer is not really. You're in a race to get enough victory point cards before they poison your deck into impotence. An action combo uses more money and buys to get online than a
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by CBLT 6y ago
I'll second this suggestion. Most of my toy projects aren't in C, but every time I design software in C I learn something.
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by CBLT 6y ago
I get the feeling I'd disagree with what you're trying to say, but I legitimately can't understand your prose.
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by CBLT 6y ago
Thoughts on `git bundle`?
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by CBLT 6y ago
Is this the best OSS implementation of this? It looks like there's research in doing it better[0] but I can't find an open implementation. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19692820
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by CBLT 6y ago
> in the popular imagination, there was nothing except Greece, Rome and Egypt until this side of 1 AD. Doesn't seem true to me; people seem aware of the Mayans and some of the stuff going on in Asia at the time (though generally not
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by CBLT 6y ago
len(arr) == 255 should be okay, 0..255 doesn't include the end index[0]. In the Rust playground[1] I see it only print up to 254. [0] https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/rust-by-example/flow_contro... [1] http
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by CBLT 6y ago
Check out https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20161902 TL;DR is TF executor parallelism is too pessimistic to fully exploit the parallelization opportunities in the problem space. Regent is built on top of Legion which is
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by CBLT 6y ago
It appears to be just tall enough for the city buses that use that roadway. Lowering the clearance would impede the public transit.
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by CBLT 6y ago
When I see the same, I assume people don't want to comment based only on the title of the post, but don't feel ashamed to upvote for a title.
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by CBLT 6y ago
This reminds me of Gabe Newell's famous quote, "Piracy is a service problem." If you could buy your medicine illegally as easily as people pirate digital goods, you absolutely would.
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by CBLT 6y ago
I'm not sure that's the problem. I stayed in a mixed-use development in Southern California and the people who lived there straight up didn't visit any of the commercial space. I don't think mixed-use really works on a
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by CBLT 7y ago
> To this day, I've heard CGroups being mentioned only once. See https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/cgroup-v2.txt > "cgroup" stands for "control group" and is never capitalized
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by CBLT 7y ago
The introduction or author's foreword usually covers that in my experience. They'll say which chapters you can skip, and sometimes lay out a map of the key milestone chapters.
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by CBLT 7y ago
I recently spoke to someone in a big streaming company, and the biggest unexpected benefit has been increased datacenter efficiency. They usually size machines for the evening traffic peak, and the rest of the day are overprovisioned. Rec
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by CBLT 7y ago
Would you share what you have in mind? I (personally) would not page in the middle of the night for a temperature issue. The systems should be resilient enough to handle some cpu throttling. A non-transient issue like this would probably
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by CBLT 7y ago
Probably unpalatable to industry. Do you imagine ASUS would want their newest 2020 router to only be Wifi 2018?
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by CBLT 7y ago
>There is simply no easy way in any FP language that I know to capture such a simple mechanism as: "Reuse 90% of this piece of code but alter just this 10%". Honest question: why does the Common Lisp Object System not do this f
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by CBLT 7y ago
Is this in California? I've noticed in California that food service workers (at any establishment) tend to be Hispanic. In Toronto, they tend to be Asian. Since these companies are required to be race-blind when hiring, they are goin

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