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by Yadi 12y ago
When you learn something you can't unlearn it. >>"then unfortunately is replaced by other things" I don't think that is how it works! To answer your question: The best way to use what you have learned is to share i
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by Yadi 12y ago
Hey! This is an interesting topic! What kind of technologies you folks are interested in & have worked around mostly? I have few things in mind, but not sure how plausible it would be for your team!
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by Yadi 12y ago
THIS!...It's so cool, wait how is this done?
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Ask HN: What are some challenges when you try to hire a dev freelancer?
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by Yadi 12y ago
Thanks this is a good list, is there a way we can edit / add more names, or we can get an editable copy of the file?
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by Yadi 12y ago
Irrelephant comment, but Thanks. I'm building a tool for Investors and I think this is the single best advice on the product I've found on Internet yet!
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by Yadi 12y ago
Hey Mark! Congrats, it looks awesome, good to see this here!
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is an awesome EE course from MIT on AI: MIT Course: 6.034 AI: Undergraduate level http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput...
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by Yadi 12y ago
Haha this reply cracked me up! So stereotypical and somehow true.
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by Yadi 12y ago
Personally, I've been answering very technically detailed questions in terms of micro-blogs on Quora. However, on S.O., sometimes when the question is not too obvious or asking an exact thing the Admin tend to mark it as vague and get
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by Yadi 12y ago
I would buy and look into the following books: # HTTP: The Definitive Guide - O'Reilly Media # Algorithms by Sedgewick # Introduction to Algorithms by Cormen. Check out some Machine Learning books: # Pattern Recognition and Machine Lea
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by Yadi 12y ago
That sounds good my friend!
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by Yadi 12y ago
Thanks!
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by Yadi 12y ago
Hah! No for real! Iove this, while ago I worked on something similar based on Rails for a startup, but I left it half way through. Any plans to provide updates and take it to the next step?
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is so so awesome!
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is so good and useful! Thanks for sharing! I'm just picking up Machine Learning these days and this is a good Bayesian intro.
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by Yadi 12y ago
It' so cool to see something like this in GO. Few years back I tried to implement a prototype very similar to this in C#. My startup was for sharing routes through out sms, however my tel-com company was very cringe-y about the idea, s
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by Yadi 12y ago
Ow man that is bad! Thanks for sharing. Lessons shared from this post: 1- Lock down ALL ports you are not using with either iptables or ufw. 2- Be sure to always run system updates, even with doing this the exploit still made
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by Yadi 12y ago
I know this is a dumb question, but is there a conclusion to the benchmarks that which one would be more ideal to use? I'm just learning GO, that is why I'm asking.
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is amazing! Sounds so much like a Hollywood movie. Though this is most probably true, I worked at an ISP in North Iraq. The amount of ignorant high profile Internet users causes us lots of trouble.
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by Yadi 12y ago
Well well well! I guess it's time to put on back my GO hat. Thanks for sharing Jeff! As usual good stuff.
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by Yadi 12y ago
HackerRank is pretty cool. I've never done competitive programming like ACM and others, but the challenges on here are pretty cool. Quora's ones specially :)!
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by Yadi 12y ago
Pretty cool! The dedication towards the goal is very entrepreneurial in itself :).
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is pretty awesome! Is there a way to change the SQLite backend?
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by Yadi 12y ago
Pretty cool! Thanks!
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is pretty awesome! I was sold at this point: '“if you can fit it in a Docker container, Pachyderm will distribute it over petabytes of data for you.” One cool example that uses Pachyderm is this MapReduce job for analyzing and lea
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by Yadi 12y ago
you actually answered on my question on another reply. I want to make a postgres adapter and use this to retrieve the data, since my current API is written in ruby and it's a bit too slow. For the funding part! I'd love to help, p
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by Yadi 12y ago
That is pretty awesome! Something for postgresql would be great. My stack heavily relies on pg and the other ORMs performance have been disappointing, I need to use something like this.
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by Yadi 12y ago
This is so exciting! I wanna test it out right now and I have so many questions. are there any more docs than the description on Github readme? I know this sounds very n00b of me, but can I use this as an Api layer for raw data? I'd lo
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by Yadi 12y ago
Amen to this: "My point is that a lot of web developers today are completely ignorant of the protocol that is the basis for their job."

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