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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
JVM has default memory usage limits and sophisticated GC algorithms, which may cause the JVM process to allocate more memory than actually needed for the application's data. In most traditional Java's use cases (long running, memo
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
I vouch for JVM, specifically: * Bootique (better Spring Boot), * Vert.x (reactive framework and libraries for unmatched performance), * Akka (for distributed coordination, if necessary; though depending on the use case, it might be simpler
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
For Github projects, we could have an organization that would conduct project audit and certification on owner's expense. As an owner of a few open-source projects, I'm a little tired of hearing such insinuations as in the post ab
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Location: Moscow Remote: Yes, but relocation is preferred Willing to relocate: Yes (Europe) Technologies: Server applications, microservices, distributed and decentralized computing, peer-to-peer Networking, multithreading, performance tuni
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Yep. I started working full-time at 21 in 2010 and didn't stop until the beginning of 2020. Currently on a sabbatical (kinda) and passively looking for a new job in EU. In parallel with working full-time and being highly productive on
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Gone with the Wind Removed from HBO(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by atomashpolskiy 6y ago|0 comments
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
https://futurism.com/the-byte/nasa-russia-forced-cosmonauts-...
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Comments here are going very far beyond discussing a "particular article", including you specifically, who is a (maybe former) Russian citizen. Replying to you feels like stepping in a pile of crap, but God asked us to be kind and
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
I read (among others) Tippelskirch's History of the WWII, and it's pretty objective. I don't think you can blame Germans for the anti-USSR propaganda, considering that it was the US, who was having their skin in the game (Col
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
I don't like this person (and our officials in general), but I feel compelled to say, that I find the mockery of his points and all things Russian (in this thread and overall) absolutely disgusting and borderline insulting. Sadly, it&#
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
I'm also 31, been in the industry for 10 years, and can agree on most, if not all, points, that you've made. I totally understand, that since the 80s and early 90s IT has transformed from a craft into a full-fledged industry with
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
What about sport? Something challenging, that requires years to master, e.g. martial arts or skateboarding or climbing? I feel like our happiness is tightly correlated with how much physical activity we get. I feel most happy and satisfied
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Previous one was flagged; by HN forces of Good, apparently. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23433185
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Lockdown Lunacy(thewallwillfall.org)
4 points by atomashpolskiy 6y ago|2 comments
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Do you think you will hold the same opinion 5-10 years down the road?
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Location: Moscow (UTC+3) Willing to relocate: Yep Remote: Yep Technologies: Java, Rust LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomashpolsky/ Github: https://github.com/atomashpolskiy Email: nordmann
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200331/covid-19-death-rate... Literally one of the first links for "covid fatality rate", one from March 31st. They mention 3.5% average estimate from CDC/WHO
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
You may be interested in watching Robert Lustig's lectures.
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Conspiracy? Please. One example: two hour-long interviews of John Ioannidis from March and April have been removed by YT a few days ago. And he is very careful with picking words and stating opinions. But he happened to foretell (based on r
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YouTube Bans Perspective on the Pandemic Episodes with Ioannidis and Wittkowski(twitter.com)
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Meet Bill Gates(corbettreport.com)
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The Hacker's Guide to Sin(it-he.org)
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How Governments Are Hunting the Infected(corbettreport.com)
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Lots of great points made in this thread. Question is, what can we do about it as a collection of individuals? Hackers often like to pretend to be apolitical, when faced with political issues. No wonder, escaping from the turmoils of the re
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
I honestly visited the links and read some of your comments. I still fail to see why downvoting and flagging are necessary. Am I overlloking something?
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
> that HN create a publicly available list of "marked off topic / down-weighted / removed / flagged as duplicate" actions totally agree overall (implementation details are debatable)
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
I completely understand that it's an eternal issue. That does not automatically mean that it does not merit a yet another discussion. Downvote hell is real. Targeted censorship by (possibly coordinated) flagging is real (I presume so).
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Thanks for the reply. If subthreads like this happen at all (let alone, as you put it, are so disastrous), then it might be a good idea to revisit the moderation mechanisms, don't you think so? Ideally, with a public discussion. What I
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Hey, dang. I've sent a letter to hn@ycombinator.com 5 hours ago, questioning why my AskHN submission "Self-censorship on HN" has been flagged and blocked for further replies. Have you seen it by any chance? I'm really co
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by atomashpolskiy 6y ago
Seems like a child comment has been detached from this thread and moved into a separate top-level thread, that is currently at the top ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23223772 ), while its' former parent (comment

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