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AppDynamics Files for IPO
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Like the people currently taking private jets and helicopters!
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As always gets brought up when GNU parallel is mentioned: xargs does most of the use cases you'd need for parallel. xargs -n1 -P4 Would be at most one arg from the arg list run with 4 jobs. http://stackoverflow.com/que
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"With the rise of Technopoly, one of those thought-worlds disappears. Technopoly eliminates alternatives to itself in precisely the way Aldous Huxley outlined in Brave New World. It does not make them illegal. It does not make them imm
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After maxing out 401k you get about $10k net a month @ $200k. Not including bonus and stock. $10k a month is a lot anywhere unless you have kids.
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Seems that way, with the added benefit of the client specifying the fields they need. Valuable if the underlying API changes to add a field but the clients can't use it yet.
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In my experience Babel minified better than Closure Compiler with less maintenance of the externs on my part.
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Blub. http://paulgraham.com/avg.html
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XBox and OxyContin seems to be the current trend.
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The guillotines will be warmed by those uttering this--"let them eat cake" for the modern world.
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Shocking and ironic. I still remember spending my high school years reading philosophy and other topics of interest in the internet of the 90s. I had the sentiment that people will be so knowledgeable--they'll learn everything. The
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I hear this a lot and it always pisses me off. Part of what I believe gives me value is that I can recall from memory most of what I do day to day without looking it up. I have coworkers who are good, but possess terrible memories. Most
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Is Syscall tracing == perf trace? Ive been doing the same sort of thing with perf. I hadn't heard of the auditing tools.
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> Being shamed isn't an infringement upon free speech. Being subject to legal sanction that impacts your liberty or property interest is. John Stuart Mill disagrees as I quoted previously: Society can and does execute its own manda
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How is speech freer than ever before? It seems these fascist views exist because they were festering below the surface. Most of my conservative red state friends quit engaging in dialog for fear of being shamed but still talked amoungst t
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I'm arguing as it is, there is no penalty, because people choose to live in a bubble and not have their views challenged.
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Are they really nazis and zealots, or were they labeled as such? How would you discus these views with the person and change their mind if you label them as unworthy of your employer. Free speech acts as Natural selection for ideas. Bad i
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Speech and ideas of all colors need to flourish. That's how bad ideas get discussed and stamped out: think of natural selection. Right now we have a situation where groups are too afraid to discuss so these bad ideas fester in their
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This is similar to the dual process theory outlined in, "Thinking Fast and Slow". It's partly why interviews are so hard. Your subconscious, system 1 mind, alerts you to solutions and danger and you need system 2 analytical
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Chappelle continued that what Trump said didn't sound like "sexual assault" to him and that the media "twisted" Trump's words. "He said, ‘And when you’re a star, they let you do it.’ That phrase implies co
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I've now seen it justified amount my Facebook peers as, "I can't accept a Trump supporter or their views because people are going to die! Don't you realize you are supporting the collapse of civilization?!"
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This should be required watching for everyone in this thread. Related to the education point: https://youtu.be/TGLGKghQlgY?t=425
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I saw a bunch of horror stories on Reddit. I'm definitely off the Mac train currently, so I hope I find an alternative.
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There's just nothing to do in Raleigh, unless all you do is drink and go to restaurants.
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Me! Shipped one thing in production with clojure but haven't had a chance to do anymore. There were a few startups from LA at Clojure West.
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I have my org directory versioned with git and persisted with gitlab. Accomplishes the same thing.
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Sketch is probably the only reason I'm not 100% Linux at this point.
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I notice it using cider.
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I had to install a third party program to get that to work, do they let you do that now?
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That's a pretty terrible bet with a terrible payoff profile. Even if it sinks to like a quarter of it's current value you'd only make about 3x on your money at most of the strike prices.
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