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by Dowwie 5y ago
Marshall McKusick produced a 10-hour video course for LiveLessons in 2015: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/introduction-to-the/978...
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Why Working from Home Will Stick(nber.org)
2 points by Dowwie 5y ago|0 comments
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NIST Request for Comments in Re: Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management(csrc.nist.gov)
1 points by Dowwie 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dowwie 6y ago
1978 Kraftwerk live performance of 2 songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdubMwbOndo Kraftwerk's first live recorded performance was in 1970: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWUiLJnEYJI How many pe
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Journal of Controversial Ideas(journalofcontroversialideas.org)
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Replace coffee with black tea. Replace black tea with green, oolong or white tea. Teas with l-theanine in them, such as longjing, are my new superfood that I share with people. Longjing green tea isn't cheap, but it's worth the
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Agents split the commission. It's not 3% of the house sale price but 6%. There's a complicated answer as to why the multi-billion dollar legacy real estate industry persists today.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
The entire backend in Rust, using actix-web framework and async libraries for postgres and redis. You're not going to rapidly prototype anything with Rust for your first 12 months working with the language, depending on your motivation
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Yes, precisely. Wrapped tokens and cubbyholes. Vault is great. They put a ton of effort into it.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Is anyone familiar with the secure introduction workflow using Hashicorp Vault? An orchestrator gets no more than a one-time use "cubbyhole" introduction token for a service that it is initializing. The initializing service uses
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Misinformation in and about Science(pnas.org)
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United Therapeutics is trying to "3D print" human kidneys. I pray that they succeed at this venture. It will be yet another world-changing endeavor for Rothblatt. If you aren't familiar with Martine Rothblatt, listen to th
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I'm so glad that you come by Hacker News. What are you doing these days?
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> Managed languages like Java and Kotlin are the best option for Android app development. I've read accounts of Rust used in mobile along with Flutter UI. Not sure how successful that work has been.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Check out using Hashicorp Vault for dynamic postgres credentials and securely obtaining them during system init
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Nice speaking with you! (your new friend from New Jersey)
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I had no idea what I was getting into when I clicked "Call Now" but wound up having a great conversation with a new friend-- Timur! The audio quality was excellent. This project has great potential. Best of luck to the author!
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by Dowwie 6y ago
If you can think about work while running, you're jogging at best. Every plateau I hit with my running is the result of distraction and is broken through by being present, focusing on form and deliberately running. I've gained w
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by Dowwie 6y ago
More free materials on concurrency, including a book near the top published in 2016: https://homes.cs.washington.edu/~djg/teachingMaterials/spac
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by Dowwie 6y ago
This is what I was referring to. I'm looking for a collection of these.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Does anyone know of a collection of coding problems like "Dining Philosophers" for working through common concurrency scenarios and synchronization issues?
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Thirty-Seven Days of Peril (1871)(gutenberg.org)
10 points by Dowwie 6y ago|2 comments
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What are the most popular services that companies are paying for from these providers? I've built a lot of authentication and authorization technology, open sourcing very little so far.
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I remember being 12 years old, listening to Technotronic dance hits as MOD files. Also, I was among the youngest members of the BBS community in my area of New Jersey. If only I learned how to program back then. The Turbo C++ book in my
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I was a solo, technical founder on a true tech venture for real estate and property. There are many reasons why the 20th Century business model for real estate services persists today. Technology innovation cannot alone solve the challeng
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by Dowwie 6y ago
Nothing is inevitable in a multi-billion dollar industry heavily protected by regulators. The industry persists for non-technical reasons.
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Bias in Information Selection and Processing: Survey Evidence from the Pandemic(papers.ssrn.com)
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You can also use noti to watch a process id, in case you start a process but forget to append noti
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Rust compiler isn't going to tell you that your mortgage amortization logic is incorrect. You're still going to need to write tests to validate that the business logic is correct. However, the way that the calculations are imple
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by Dowwie 6y ago
I volunteered disaster relief for the American Red Cross after Hurricane Katrina. A lot of volunteers were retirees from all walks of life. I was a software engineer working at a finance company. My peers were retired high school princip

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