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by __exit__ 4y ago
Didn't notice that post, thank you!
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Ask HN: How real is the AI thing?
1 points by __exit__ 4y ago|3 comments
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by __exit__ 4y ago
Having the same issue now after coming back to an iPhone after several years. Last time I used an iPhone there was Swiftkey, which was amazing. Now, that seems to be gone from the App Store (not available in my country at least) and I am st
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by __exit__ 4y ago
When you say the compensation was very close to the current market rate, I assume you mean the market rate in Poland, correct? No fancy Silicon Valley salaries for devs in Poland, that is.
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by __exit__ 5y ago
Exactly, that is my personal feeling as well. I'd rather prefer to spend the extra time understanding the solution instead of just copy-pasting and adapting the first Stack Overflow answer. In fact, one of the most striking things I en
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by __exit__ 5y ago
I do feel like you, and think mankind is doomed for real in the short term. But then I enjoy a period of disconnection from news, social media, the Internet in general...and that feeling is mostly gone, while finding joy in other activities
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by __exit__ 5y ago
This is such a great advice, thank you for illustrating it with such an impactful and personal background story.
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by __exit__ 5y ago
Autocorrector issues + fast fingers to click on submit without double checking. Sorry for that. Whoever fixed the title, thank you :D
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Leveraging SIMD: Splitting CSV Files at 3Gb/S(blog.tinybird.co)
89 points by __exit__ 5y ago|41 comments
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by __exit__ 5y ago
Thank you!
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by __exit__ 5y ago
Do you have any recommendations on classic books about algorithms and data structures? I would be interested in checking some of them.
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by __exit__ 5y ago
Wow, 1.5 years of bearing such daily situations, that is something I find impressive given the anecdotes you described. I would probably not have lasted than long in such an environment. Good for you to leave that place at last. Hope you fo
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by __exit__ 5y ago
It would also be worth stating that frequent code changes should be applied with regards to mid/long-term maintainability, otherwise, the pile of legacy code will stack up faster, and the wall would be hit earlier. Also, not the same p
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Chrome extension to identify RMS letter supporters on GitHub(twitter.com)
3 points by __exit__ 5y ago|0 comments
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A sustainable architecture for Ruby on Rails(upgrow.shopify.io)
2 points by __exit__ 6y ago|0 comments
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by __exit__ 6y ago
Really great set of resources! Bookmarked! Also a great companion to rewatch the series! BTW, does anynone know where I could buy the complete series on bluray or dvd? I loved watching the show on TV at its time, but cannot find all the sea
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Building the Azure IoT Edge Security Daemon in Rust(msrc-blog.microsoft.com)
2 points by __exit__ 7y ago|0 comments
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by __exit__ 7y ago
Quite some years ago I think that symbol was used among youngsters so that if you looked at the hand making the OK symbol people would make laugh of you. Not because of some white supremacism ideology, but because of young people's s
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by __exit__ 7y ago
I used external services such as Sentry[0] and NewRelic[1], which allow one to access detailed debugging and performance checks on specific errors and API endpoints. Aside from the classic print statements and grepping log files manually.
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by __exit__ 7y ago
What's the source of that document? I found a page[0] with more info and link references to multiple sources that seems to explain everything in detail. [0]: https://dev.to/aryanjnyc/ken-wheeler-and-dan-abramov-de
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by __exit__ 7y ago
I don't understand anything at all. It seems some dev used an OK HAND emoji in some slides during some talk, and it was misinterpreted as the White Supremacist symbol or whatever. Someone felt attacked personally, criticized it on T
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by __exit__ 7y ago
The Uber Engineering Blog[0] is the first thing that that comes to my mind. It has posts describing optimizations and approaches they took in certain subsystems. [0] https://eng.uber.com/
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by __exit__ 7y ago
Of all the bundle books, I only own a physical copy of "3D math primer for graphics and game development". Having no prior experience on computer graphics before, I love the book: it is well-written, concise and explains greatly l
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Humble Book Bundle: Computer Graphics by CRC Press(humblebundle.com)
11 points by __exit__ 7y ago|5 comments
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by __exit__ 7y ago
I personally prefer Django because everything is more explicit than in Rails. Explicit imports, no magic file locations or configurations...
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by __exit__ 8y ago
Amazing! Thank you for these links!
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by __exit__ 8y ago
Nice to see this series continued! I wish there were more, potentially non-discontinued series or books on how to build actual projects with Rust from scratch.
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by __exit__ 8y ago
Thanks to the author for this piece, it was a nice and inspiring reading. I cannot help but feel related to the author himself. My career, short in tech terms (2+ years at current job, similar durarion at previous job) has reached a stagnan
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by __exit__ 8y ago
Holy molly! This sounds similar to what I thought a couple of days ago: China is the major electronics supplier to most technological companies, what if China added some sort of sniffing or malware on the chips to spy on their customers?
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by __exit__ 8y ago
Ask questions, no matter how stupid they may be. REALLY. Ask any doubts and questions you may have regarding coding practices, implementation details, technical workarounds, etc... Even if the questions sound silly, which is what terrifies

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