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by brooksbp 9y ago
What tool did you use to create diagrams? They look nice.
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by brooksbp 9y ago
Masters of Doom is a great book. It's an easy and enjoyable read.
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by brooksbp 10y ago
I love this thread. TK is loving this. GaryV is loving this too. Go build an Uber. Do it. Please. I wish you all the successes of this world. Worry about yourself, not Uber.
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by brooksbp 10y ago
Arch Linux.... or another rolling distro. You get the software releases as quickly as possible. This empowers you to work with the latest releases and also forces you to be more conscious of what is supported by which software release. In
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by brooksbp 10y ago
ARM | Austin, TX | full-time Want to work on high performance networking software for ARM-based server and networking platforms?' We're looking for software engineers who are comfortable digging into complex systems, identifying o
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by brooksbp 11y ago
ARM | Multiple locations Care about data structures, algorithms, cache utilization, hardware accelerators, latency & throughput, power consumption, operating systems & virtualization, network protocols & SDN, extensible & ro
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by brooksbp 11y ago
+1
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by brooksbp 11y ago
ARM | Multiple locations Care about data structures, algorithms, cache utilization, hardware accelerators, latency & throughput, power consumption, operating systems & virtualization, network protocols & SDN, extensible & ro
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by brooksbp 11y ago
ARM | Multiple locations Care about data structures, algorithms, cache utilization, hardware accelerators, latency & throughput, power consumption, operating systems & virtualization, network protocols & SDN, extensible & ro
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by brooksbp 11y ago
ARM | Multiple locations Care about data structures, algorithms, cache utilization, hardware accelerators, latency & throughput, power consumption, operating systems & virtualization, network protocols & SDN, extensible & ro
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by brooksbp 12y ago
> Go's documentation, tutorials, videos, support, community - what forms the ecosystem, basically - is really the reason why I keep coming back to it. One way to put it is that this highlights Go from a user's perspective. The
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Will GYP/GN be deprecated in favor of Bazel? What, if any, does the convergence among these projects look like longevity-wise?
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by brooksbp 12y ago
tl;dr - Current & next-gen wireless APs saturate 1GbE... 2.5 & 5 Gbps BASE-T (UTP) Ethernet will be the next step. Hopefully by the time APs reach 10Gbps (at least 3+ yrs?) 10GBASE-T will be more affordable.
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Next Gen BASE-T (2.5 and 5 Gbps Ethernet) [pdf](ieee802.org)
3 points by brooksbp 12y ago|1 comments
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Jaehyun Park's Stanford ACM-ICPC resources: http://web.stanford.edu/~liszt90/acm/
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Yay! Cmon y'all.. I can't be the only one excited about this!? Where are all the fellow HN'ers who actively practice programming challenges and such? Woot!
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Location: USA Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, C++, Haskell, Python, Go, Linux kernel, Ethernet, IEEE 802.3, TCP/IP, HTTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js, I
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by brooksbp 12y ago
I've had 9 on-sites in the past 4 months at both large companies and start-ups. A few reflections: - Sometimes, a "No" means "we like your career trajectory; we've identified you as a candidate that we want to follo
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Location: North Carolina, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Imperative, functional, and OO languages. Software / hardware interface. Network protocols. Extensible, modular software. Algorithms & data structures
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Crashed on me as well, but my current environment is tons of open tabs with 1GB free memory.
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Fatal: A library for fast prototyping of software in C++11 and up(github.com)
27 points by brooksbp 12y ago|9 comments
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Taking a huge risk by saying this (I do not use C++ full-time), but every time I look at C++11 and C++14 I get the feeling that I should just stick with Haskell or <insert-popular-fp-lang-here>. It is insanely more natural to do stuf
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Highly recommend Mikrotik for those interested in something beyond your average household router. Their Tilera-based CCR series routers are quite nice and affordable. More L2-L7 features than you could wish to nerd out with for your home
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Is "a glorified messaging app" vs. "puts things into orbit and literally does rocket science" a fair comparison? Surely there are deeper technical challenges and social motivations to "a glorified messaging app&quot
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Exercise. A short jog around the block is enough to give you a boost. Sleep. Your body requires rest. Fruits & vegetables. You don't have to be 'vegan' or 'vegetarian': my motto is the more fruits & veget
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by brooksbp 12y ago
Yep. Huge benefit I get from writing is persistence. Human brain is such volatile memory. First step is to get it all down in some persistent form. Second step is to iterate: organize, clarify, simplify, expand, etc.
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by brooksbp 12y ago
USA, Remote & Relocation, Full Time Stack: C, C++, Haskell, Python, Embedded Systems, Network Processors & ASICs. Resume: http://brpbr.com/static/Brian_Brooks_Resume.pdf Contact: in resume Looking for a rocket
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by brooksbp 13y ago
> If the 20 people on the flight were even half the team working on one of Freescale's products, they could have just lost six months to a year. Replacing 20 people even at a company the size of Freescale is not just a "6-12 mo
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by brooksbp 13y ago
Shouldn't atomics behave similarly across all platforms? I am thinking of the GCC builtin atomics [1]. What sort of code are you thinking about? Even lower-level / non-abstracted atomics and memory fences that are specific to a
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by brooksbp 13y ago
Sometimes that approach is good. And then sometimes, after a decade of misuse, it just leads to a nightmare of a codebase.

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