agounaris

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by agounaris 10y ago
Aren't all of them encrypted now? I'm using telegram
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by agounaris 10y ago
Julia is a very interesting language but big data processing is not a matter of the programming language itself, but how your platform and your architecture is put together. And nearly always your bottleneck is not the language itself..
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by agounaris 10y ago
Writing more code is definitely not the way to get a salary raise! Such a simplified and wrong post about salary negotiation...
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by agounaris 10y ago
But why? Its so much fun to place 10 sales people in an open space office and watch it burn!!
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by agounaris 10y ago
Juozas Kaziukėnas is a good conference speaker. And as a good conference speaker oversimplifies some things to sell himself. Being a CTO also means that "age" matters. Not because you are not smart but because you haven't wor
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by agounaris 10y ago
I don't find this surprising...obviously the 200k person has an easier living compared to the 50k but probably they hand out to the same places, have similar houses and generaly their habits are the same.
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by agounaris 10y ago
Why someone should be a fan of Kafka? its not the team of my town its a damn hammer.
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by agounaris 10y ago
Nooooo such things don't happen, its a lie! :D
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by agounaris 10y ago
One my feeling about python is that is a great language for "reference". Probably everybody and write and read it and its already good enough for general programming. There are edges where other languages are better but still is a
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by agounaris 10y ago
As always people being oversensitive about practically nothing. I think I will not open again articles mentioning such incidents.
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by agounaris 10y ago
You cannot control the human factor so easily but you can definitely keep you employees happy! I don't get why the article does not mention the quality of working environment. IT systems can be extremely stressful if there is not help
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by agounaris 10y ago
Forgot around 30s :D
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by agounaris 10y ago
+1 for major databases, IDEs and web servers...I think there is a lot of good software, one or two bugs is close to nothing
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by agounaris 10y ago
I build a tool, for the tool, which is a better tool of the tool to create bytecode. Seriously adding up stack in order to solve complexity, actually creates more complexity.
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by agounaris 10y ago
what "advanced" even mean? All those languages, they don't do something that others are not capable of(not mention that all the jvm ones just produce bytecode over the same vm)...different development principles is not a reas
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by agounaris 10y ago
Interesting use case but is it actually nice to mix up the technologies on your stack just for this? Also why re-invent a solution for something that already works? Just my 2 concerns :)
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by agounaris 10y ago
love it!
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by agounaris 10y ago
on taxation, I always believe that "you" should make the tax reasonable enough to render its avoidance obsolete. Close all loopholes with flat laws and just force them. On the other hand there will always be some corrupted officia
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by agounaris 10y ago
People have all of their traffic tracked by their ISPs, they use chrome, they have full activated accounts on their phones, they add tag themselves everywhere around facebook and they are mad because someone wants statistics over google ana
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by agounaris 11y ago
Cheers, interesting info
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by agounaris 11y ago
I'm interested in the underlying platform and how the software is being shipped? Do you need to go through a specific process in order to install a new version or a bug fix?
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by agounaris 11y ago
One of the things that is impressive, is the amount of "real life" applications clojure is apparently capable of, compared to other relatively new programming languages. I always was expecting that avionics software would be creat
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by agounaris 11y ago
Thats a disgrace for Merkel and Germany! Lets criminalise comedy...
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by agounaris 11y ago
I like functional languages but I strongly dislike their communities. Mainly because they treat everything like a nail... Golang on the other hand focuses on solving real problems not inventing things like metaisomorphic multipolymorphism e
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by agounaris 11y ago
Is there a rule that in every country in the world the salary levels should be the same? Also whats the cost of living in SF? London is expensive, but apparently SF is more expensive... http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living&#
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by agounaris 11y ago
I've just learned about sonic pi yesterday and today this is first on HN ... wtf who tracks me? :P
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by agounaris 11y ago
The problem is when yahoo does parties that cost some millions when they announce the layoffs... I'm wondering if yahoo has any earnings since her majesty became ceo.
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by agounaris 11y ago
Actually where did they spend those 31m??
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by agounaris 11y ago
Inspiring assumption... I don't think Peckham is exactly your dream area :)
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by agounaris 11y ago
I would love to see chrome using less battery!!

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