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How to search text in O(n) time. (Used in GNU grep)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by adn37 16y ago|1 comments
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Volatile: Almost Useless for Multi-Threaded Programming(reddit.com)
2 points by adn37 16y ago|0 comments
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by adn37 16y ago
It really depends on what they do on a daily basis. Care to elaborate? (language, target app style, complexity, environment, ...)
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CoApp, package management system for open source apps on Windows(coapp.org)
22 points by adn37 16y ago|15 comments
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by adn37 16y ago
Zach, you might want to buy that domain (Webconf...) you are talking about, like right now. Nice article.
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by adn37 16y ago
Also keep a log book of daily progress/problems. It's good for achievement and bonus: it allows you to answer "wtf did you do last month" questions right away.
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Intel Acquires McAfee(mashable.com)
3 points by adn37 16y ago|0 comments
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JITB: A Java based Flash player capable of running up to 30x faster than Adobe's(reddit.com)
36 points by adn37 16y ago|6 comments
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by adn37 16y ago
Tip: his lips are moving.
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by adn37 16y ago
Btw, if you don't want people to disconnect, plan breaks regularly. I've been in 3h+ meetings, given no break, and sooner or later someone disconnects.
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by adn37 16y ago
Exactly. At some point it's about making something real, just to make sure you still got it. Luck or not, this is another story.
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by adn37 16y ago
Ironically, no
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by adn37 16y ago
Interesting, I missed that one. Though I hope somehow comments are pooled before sending, otherwise this would really be overkill for major threads.
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by adn37 16y ago
I had a teacher that used to say: if you don't (dare to) ask, you are already said no. This is the same with trying and success. Though, going forward is also a chance of taking the route of another failure. As for me, I failed once, after
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Tell HN: Scratching my own itch: HN new comments highlight
18 points by adn37 16y ago|11 comments
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by adn37 16y ago
Firefox addon, like SiteDelta?
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Ask HN: Noticing new comments on HN
3 points by adn37 16y ago|2 comments
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by adn37 16y ago
> Java, J2EE and Java 1.6 Care to elaborate? 'Java' colliding with the 2 others?
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by adn37 16y ago
Sure they are smart. Question is: do they want to invest time to master the internals, needed to achieve high performance? Takes years to get there.
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by adn37 16y ago
Interesting thread, thanks. As a Direct Market Access developer myself, I wonder what is your environment (target exchange(s), api/transport/codec stack, market data provider) and how time-costly it is for you to 'just connect' to the marke
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by adn37 16y ago
> pretend to add value by retweeting status from the people who really know what's going on? They are communicating, while you are coding. This is of course unbalanced. But personally, the last thing I want to have to do is to update a
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by adn37 16y ago
Also, other games, simply refuse to load if they are executed within the context of another domain (even blocking localhost). I've seen it with Desktop tower defense. Can't tell I appreciate it, but it should help fighting theft. Though, is
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by adn37 16y ago
Zach, I like your articles. Though, I think they could be made easier to read by adding sub sections, so the structure of the article may be understood at once. My 2 cents!
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by adn37 16y ago
I open 2 tabs: article + comments. If article is TL;DR-ish, I look at the comments and decide to read it or not.
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by adn37 16y ago
As already said both here and in previous threads: HFT is for big players; requires: - hosting on exchanges premises to cut roundtrip delay (µS speaking). Also, very often, you'll be throttled depending on how much you pay. For entry fees
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by adn37 16y ago
Interesting! Can you be more specific technically? (language used, learning curve for app engine, time spent on dev). This is 'quite straightforward' to do this in MVC PHP, I'd like to do it on app engine for fun & learning.
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by adn37 16y ago
It depends on what you want to build. Keeping it simple helps. I designed my last web site in about a month: dev time + learning an MVC framework (CakePHP), not working full time. Prior background of php web dev (non pro). Also, the framewo
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by adn37 16y ago
> Morning people also anticipate problems and try to minimize them. They're proactive. Looks like the author never had to plan the next day, knowing he'll be "low-brained" during morning hours. This requires forward planning. Try to
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by adn37 16y ago
Diagrams on post-its, are you kidding?
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by adn37 16y ago
That was funny to go pen & paper to do the reversal of the linked list, C style, like in the old days. (aka, Java coding is tasteless)

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