MiSeRyDeee

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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
This is both technically in-depth while so hilarious. Love this post!
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
I'm curious too. Tracking your own website makes sense but there're definitely better ways if that's your own website. Why do people want to track other website regularly?
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
Hard work itself means clearly nothing. You need to work hard into right direction. And getting into right direction requires certain amount of luck.
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
I don't see any mischaracterization since Five Eyes was for exactly the same purpose .
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
It's simple and clear: western country censors media as well.
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
The only upside is I only need to spend ~2 hours per day on work. So called work life balance. Pay is decent with regarding to the workload. I won't elaborate on downsides, there's a lot.
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
Know assembly in great detail? No. Know what is assembly and which piece it makes in computer system and how it's related to other pieces. Ofc Yes.
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
I agree. Wasn't mean to criticizing tho. I definitely think the author is/could be a great engineer judging by the volume of her blog.
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
It's fair to forget OSI models since most of programmers don't need to deal with layers below IP, but the fact that there are 3 more hidden layers shouldn't surprise you. As for someone who writes SQL queries for work, I ex
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
I got slightly shocked while I do appreciate his curiosity of the db engine and made it to an informative article. To me, data analytics jobs will be more exposed to non-CS people so SQL will be much more written by non experts. The autonom
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by MiSeRyDeee 7y ago
I'm a bit of surprised by how shallow people's understanding of database is. Especially for someone have literally wrote thousands of sql queries. The query engine implementation is/should be covered by some extent in any of