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bonobo3000
11y ago
Maybe there are legal implications or company policies, but seriously, how would your employer ever even find out you were using that laptop? Just don't go around advertising it if you do use it, backup your data and wipe it before you
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12y ago
Yep, really the disease is taking ANY such rule or heuristic and interpreting it to be valid in all situations or in an extreme form. The last paragraph is the simplest and most effective solution - start asking specific (well defined) qu
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12y ago
Yeah i have seen Mesos used for managing big data frameworks like Spark. Any large distributed computing framework has to deal with some of the same problems - managing resources on worker nodes, sending tasks, getting results, scheduling e
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12y ago
This is a cool idea - the holy grail scenario I'm envisioning is storing all data in the log i.e 1. the transaction log is a central repository for all data 2. much more detailed data is stored, enough that analytics and can run off t
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12y ago
I can understand how this can relieve nerves in an interview, but the answer doesn't tell you much IMO. The questions are the only opportunity to assess the company or the position directly from an engineers standpoint. Yes, the power
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12y ago
Have there been any changes to the in-memory columnar caching used by SchemaRDDs in 1.2? I noticed some problems with that, for example if a SchemaRDD with cols [1,2,3] on parquet files [X,Y,Z] is cached, and then I create a new one with a
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12y ago
Typical freemium model. They reel you in with F2P and as soon as you're hooked onto food and oxygen and all that you find out it takes in app purchases to have any fun.
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12y ago
Adopt a beginner mindset - you are a beginner. Sounds like there a few things you know you are good at, and the rest is "out of your depth". Build a new depth. Jump into something you have never done before. Sounds like you have s
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12y ago
Holy shit does anyone else see a huge problem with filming a fucking reality show in an E.R? Distracting and intruding upon medical professionals doing their jobs when lives are at stake to make a TV show? Thats absurd!
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12y ago
I use evernote to journal - the mac and iOS apps are good and I know it has tons of extra functionality if I ever need it. It also supports encrypting text in a note, although there is no way to encrypt/decrypt entire notebooks which m
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12y ago
I've been using Kifi[0]. It lets you collect any webpage thats interesting, tag it with multiple tags, and search your whole collection based on tags/content of the page. I highly recommend it. For example, I want to learn more an
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12y ago
Essentially you want to make context switching into a task as easy as possible. Some ways to do that are: . Maintain a list of tasks you can work on, and make it good enough that you can blindly pick one up and start working after a switch.
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12y ago
I don't know about the justice system, but blaming 'Serial' is bullshit. Damn it every piece of art doesn't have to be about shedding light on some societal problem. How does someone even decide what the purpose of a pod
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12y ago
While we are on the topic, anyone care to illuminate me on the practicalities of H1Bs as a worker? 1. What do you do if your petition for H1B is rejected. I have 2 shots to apply with my time in OPT, but what if both fail? Is the only optio
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12y ago
There is no mention of all the benefits that encapsulation gives us - to take the blogs argument to the extreme imagine writing your own web server, caching layer, load balancer, JSON/HTTP parser, frontend logic for every platform, and
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12y ago
This is exactly how I feel about Scala now. I really wanted to like Java because of the ecosystem and the JVM, but there ARE a few warts that you will face everywhere - verbosity is one, all the Spring stuff using annotations to wire up dep
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12y ago
Awesome project, but thats an unfortunate choice of name.
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12y ago
Ahhhh this is beautiful :) Reminds of the days when blogs and websites were creative absurdities and programming was a cool hobby.
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12y ago
It is one of the many concessions to the god of political correctness - there are already a large number of south asians here, so they are not discriminated against anymore. Blacks and latinos are still discriminated against, so now they ar
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12y ago
I'm a recent immigrant to USA, and while I don't presume to know everything about American culture, your comment and this article really resonate with my observations in the time I've spent here. There is a consistent message