austinsharp

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by austinsharp 11y ago
The very nature of a hack is that someone needed it at some point. Even if C++ is a hack, that doesn't prohibit it from being the right answer in some situations.
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by austinsharp 11y ago
Java is pretty viable if you are performance sensitive but not HFT or video game performance sensitive. It's certainly far ahead of Ruby and Python, at least. It's not as fast as C++, but C++ isn't as fast as assembly, either
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by austinsharp 11y ago
My thought exactly. This is just a scale that can be solved either way; when you really can't fit your data on even a handful of machines with acceptable performance, then Cassandra can start to shine.
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by austinsharp 11y ago
Console2 and ConEmu both provide really good, feature rich wrappers for terminals, including first and foremost tabs.
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Google can stream apps to your phone(techcrunch.com)
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by austinsharp 11y ago
Regarding people skills, I always recommend Peopleware[1]. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Peopleware-Productive-Projects-Teams-3...
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by austinsharp 11y ago
I believe the Lumia phones have USB-C and Wireless Charging. Though it sounds like you're talking about the Book and Pro 4?
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by austinsharp 11y ago
'Different' Old Testaments is a somewhat misleading thing to say. The vast majority of the Old Testament is the same - Catholics include the Deuterocanonical books that most (but not all) Protestant churches do not[1]. There'
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by austinsharp 11y ago
Check out Javelin Browser [1]. [1] http://javelinbrowser.com/
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by austinsharp 11y ago
I'm also curious if this offers things Sonar doesn't.
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by austinsharp 12y ago
Unicorn usually refers to a company valued at >$1 billion[1]. So if a scheme like this increases the odds of massive success enough, then the average return to everyone (even those 'taxed') under this progressive scheme would b
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by austinsharp 12y ago
It's cheaper and simpler with less functionality. Isn't that the broad idea [1]? [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disruptive_innovation
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by austinsharp 12y ago
On Android I use Javelin: http://javelinbrowser.com/
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by austinsharp 12y ago
I'd recommend Javelin Browser[0] on Android. [0] http://javelinbrowser.com/
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by austinsharp 12y ago
I too benefited greatly from the negotiation piece (got the signing bonus from the offer I didn't want from the company with the offer where I did want to work) and it's become part of my standard package of advice and resources f
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by austinsharp 12y ago
Yes, Feedly. Works great on web and Android, decently customizable. I don't pay for Pro, the free version has been enough.